Self explanatory really:
http://www.mrc.ac.uk/Newspublications/News/MRC005139
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Self explanatory really:
http://www.mrc.ac.uk/Newspublications/News/MRC005139
based on 2001 election, 9 years out of date....Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyDuo
So wait...you are allowed to criticise Labour policies from before then but I am not allowed to pull out a study? If people vote for a small party then usually they will stick with them and IQs usually stay the same...
You don't need brains to see this country is in a mess.
(I don't support any of the independents, UKIP and BNP included)
Here here, summed this thread up in one line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Apeel
UKIP was a joke in 2001 anyway. Although I am glad to see that now with a higher result expected at this election and amazing results at the European Elections, you (the main parties) are taking UKIP seriously as a threat and that explains why you are so determined to post threads such as this (which are 9 years out of date) which dont even debate policy but are, in short; cheap shots. On the point of IQs, quite frankly I wouldnt judge anybody by their intelligence and that doesnt make their opinion worth any less than somebody who is a step up in education background, and for you to do so is snobbery at its best.
George bush was the president of the USA and has an IQ of 91. You don't have to be clever to reach the top in politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyDuo
just to add outside edit time that my IQ is 114 which is higher than the average of about 100 according to mensa and i follow UKIP so not everyone falls into your inaccurate generalization :)!Quote:
Originally Posted by luce
Nice Lucy, the average of an adult is 100, where as a little boy who was 3's IQ was 130 LOL
i have an IQ of 140 and got 9A*s at GCSE and went to one of the top grammar schools in country for boys yet i support UKIP ?
Which Grammar titch