Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W)
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here are the results of the UKIP leadership selection last week.
Astonishing isn’t it that despite a two month campaign they could not find a single solitary individual in the entire party with leadership ability and some element of competence.
However I guess it is not so surprising when you understand UKIP and realise just how many good people have been driven out or quit the bullying, lies, chavery, self enrichment, nepotism and outright corruption – few people of any caliber have chosen to remain.
You will recall that rather than destroy his credibility by continued association even Tim Congdon quit UKIP during the wilderness years of Farage’s overt leadership only rejoining during the catastrophic period of the idiot Lord Pearson‘s placement by Stuart Wheeler in return for money whilst Farage made a fool of himself and the party during the general election when in a one horse race he was placed third after an unknown independent!
It was clear there would be a leadership placement immediately after the General Election where Pearson led UKIP to another risible result with only 3.01% of the electorate trusted them – a result bourne out time and again in bye elections and local elections where UKIP rarely tops 3 or 4% and usually trails behind the Greens, The BNP and often behind Independents!
The results for the coronation were much as would be expected and apart from the interference of the ill equipped Lisa Duff in the earlier stages it seems the process turned out much as would be expected with Farage placed clearly at the top and Tim Congdon second.
David Bannerman having acquitted his job for Farage with his usual lack of ability did manage to split the opposition vote and effectively emasculate any efficacy in dragging the party into main stream politics which Tim Congdon might have had with his track record, experience and contacts in the real world.
Probably UKIP members are best reflected by the fact that almost 2,000 voted for the utter irrelevances of Bannerman and McKenzie – 3 to one relative to Farage’s vote!
It is also worth noting that McKenzie did rather better than Alan Wood did in the run up to the utterly corrupt coronation of Pearson last year!
In the light of the idiotic pontificating of the poor man recently perhaps UKIP supporters aren’t as stupid as they seem at first sight!
It is however sad to so clearly watch a party that had such tremendous potential that has acted as our only potential lifeboat decide to slowly self destruct the intelligent and informed members having decided they clearly stand a greater chance of survival than remain with this ship of fools, theives, neredo wells and self enriching scum – now that the lifeboat has been most irrevocably been siezed by Free Booters, self servers and the corrupt – with not a single solitary individual worthy of respect in its entire corrupt leadership team and their parasites.
Farage – 6085
Congdon – 2037
Bannerman – 1404
McKenzie – 530
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