He who pays the piper calls the tune

Lobbyist	EU Funding
Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF)	£34,780,648
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)	£23,198,670
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)	£14,919,492
London School of Economics (LSE)	£13,933,746
Friends of the Earth	£13,006,209
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)	£12,392,039
Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS)	£5,624,925
Confederation of British Industry (CBI)	£1,026,594
National Union of Students (NUS)	£583,088
Trades Union Congress (TUC)	£580,259
Standard & Poors (S&P)	£566,362
General, Municipal & Boilermakers Union (GMB)	£283,448
UNITE the Union	£217,206
Unison	£143,563
International Monetary Fund (IMF)	£127,789
National Farmers Union (NFU)	£101,723
Commercial Workers Union (CWU)	£19,074
EU funding in the last nine years

National Union of Students votes to boycott UKIP and turn a blind eye to ISIS

The National Union of Students have refused to back a motion condemning ISIS terrorists because it's "Islamophobic" but happily passed a motion to email all their students on election day next year telling them not to vote UKIP.

The motion condemning ISIS also condemned American military aggression using ISIS as an excuse, called for support for Muslim unity and a boycott of people who fund ISIS but the hard left leadership of the NUS mobilised a bloc vote against it. They instead voted for a motion to boycott UKIP and email all their students telling them not to vote UKIP on polling day.

So the NUS has decided to use its considerable resources and influence not to help fight against terrorism and extremism but to help the Labour Party at the next election. Good call, comrades.

NUS vote to run political campaign against UKIP

The National Union of Students has voted to openly oppose UKIP at its conference.

Jack Duffin, the Chairman of UKIP's youth wing, Young Independence, says he is disappointed because it will alienate the students who are involved with UKIP and call it "bizarre, pathetic posturing". He's not wrong but the NUS is worse than bizarre and pathetic, it is an out-of-touch breeding ground for left wing extremists and Labour politicians.

In February the Telegraph took the NUS to task, describing them as "loony anarchists". The president of the NUS hasn't even been to university and some of the officers aren't even students. The NUS is seen as a stepping stone to becoming a Labour MP and those who cheered the news of Margaret Thatcher's death at their last conference are the ones who will no doubt rise through the ranks quickest.

Like all socialist organisations the NUS doesn't represent its members, it is a platform for left wing extremists that allows Labour to conduct arms-length campaigns of intimidation, violence and vandalism masquerading as grassroots protests.