Man in a Shed: Stay clam and vote UKIP

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Stay clam and vote UKIP

One day to go. the smears will be desperate and extreme and the political establishment yells at the peasants revolt that they think UKIP is.

How dare working class people not vote Labour ?

How dare middle class people think for themselves, their children and country and not vote Conservative?

How dare liberals realise that the EU is an bureaucratic dictatorship and not support Nick Clegg masters as he expects them to ?

How very dare anyone vote UKIP.

After all - you're a racist, mad, bad gadfly. A nutcase for thinking Britain could become a sovereign country again.

If you are tempted to kick the establishment where it really hurts then I'll be with you - voting for UKIP.

The political class treat us with utter and total contempt - its time to return the favour !

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