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1. Making it harder for British goods and services to be sold in Europe (although their real aim is an US style labour market). 2. Already effectively exists for non-EU migrants. 3. Gimmick 4. More tax cuts for the wealthy leading to lower tax revenues (unless they further increase regressive...

I've not voted Labour since 1997 - are you seriously suggesting Farage is a pro-working class politician ?

Ok, the floor is your's. Tell me UKIP's policies in detail, why you think they are in the interests of working people and why Farage is not an right-wing extremist. p.s. I've not voted Labour in a General Election since 1997.

Have you actually got the ability to construct an argument or seriously debate a point of view ? There are right-wingers on here who can and who deserve an appropriate response. Your attention seeking drivel would be tiresome from a small child from a middle aged man it is frankly just a bit sad.

http://www.ukip.org/index.php/issues/policy-pages/what-we-stand-for UKIPs policies are here (or at least the ones they put in public). People can agree or disagree with their policies - but how anyone can not place them firmly on the far right is beyond me.

I thought I told you no internet until you'd finished draining the lower field.

There are adults talking, come back when you have something intelligent to add to the conversation.

Have a look at the UKIP political programme - Farage is a far right nutter, the only benefit of UKIP is that it will reduce the Tory vote even more than the Bullers Boys will.