A Ukip MEP believes that British Muslims should sign a special code of conduct and warns that it was a big mistake for Europe to allow "an explosion of mosques across their land".

Gerard Batten, who represents London and is member of the party's executive, told the Guardian on Tuesdaythat he stood by a "charter of Muslim understanding", which he commissioned in 2006.

The document asks Muslims to sign a declaration rejecting violence and says parts of the Qur'an that promote "violent physical Jihad" should be regarded as "inapplicable, invalid and non-Islamic".

Critics said his comments represent the "ugliest side of Ukip" and "overlap with the far-right", in spite of the efforts of party leader Nigel Farage to create a disciplined election machine ahead of the European elections.

Asked on Tuesday about the charter, Batten told the Guardian he had written it with a friend, who is an Islamic scholar, and could not see why "any reasonable, normal person" would object to signing it.

If he had said that all Abrahamic religions are outdated and have no place in a enlightened society because much of the literature promotes rape,murder,homophobia,slavery,a psychotic jealous god and other anti human actions he might have a point but he didn't.

That's before you go into whether or not there's any point in asking someone "are you going to carry out Jihad?" Yes, I am...oh shit

Not like you to get anything Simpsons related wrong WUB... you're slipping lad

psketti wrote: I know, I know, I'm more than disgusted with myself. That was never one of my favourites, I've only probably watched it about six times.

A man who served as UKIP's Commonwealth spokesman for a year is the former leader of a kidnapping gang in Pakistan, BBC Newsnight can reveal.

Mujeeb ur Rehman Bhutto's gang were behind a high-profile kidnapping in Karachi in 2004 and he then took a £56,000 ransom payment in Manchester.

In 2005, Bhutto, of Leeds, admitted being the gang's "boss" and was jailed for seven years by a UK court.

The UK Independence Party’s Harrogate chairman has resigned saying it was now a “professional political party” not suited to “amateurs” like him.

John Upex, who was due to be UKIP’s candidate at next year’s General Election, said he did not want to embarrass the party.

He has expressed controversial views on his website including describing recent immigration as an attempt to “destroy Britishness” and compared the movement of people in the European Union to the way “the Nazis moved ethnic Germans into the occupied territories of Poland - and the Israelis are establishing Jewish Settlements in the occupied territories.”

Mr Upex has also suggested that the entrance of Poland to the EU amounted to the reunification of “Bismark’s Reich

I tend to avoid polls and just general party information... but I'm curious now - how popular are these fuckers?

psketti wrote:
It is expected UKIP will win the election for the EU parliament in May, beating Labour and pushing the Tories into third place.

So VERY popular, is the answer.

^{Monday 27 January 2014}
Despite Nigel Farage's prediction that the UK Independence party will cause an “earthquake” in British politics at the European Parliament elections, Britons give Ukip as much chance of winning as finding life on Mars.

Ipsos MORI’s research reveals what the British public think is likely to happen in 2014 compared with the odds offered by Ladbrokes. Only three in ten think it is likely that they will be the largest party, the same as think the NASA Mars Rover will find evidence of life on Mars, according to the pollsters' representative sample of 954 adults.

Verlander wrote:

Is that a serious answer

WTF