Comments on: I’m in UKIP for more than just withdrawal from the EU.

By: bryan bufton

bryan bufton — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 13:04:32 +0000

Mr Farage knew they`d reject the offer showing the cons real intentions. sounds good

By: Tom D

Tom D — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 03:18:05 +0000

It shows the Tories for what they really are; more interested in power and their party than our country.
UKIP now moves on and as Pearson is now saying we must cause as much damage to the conservatives so we end up with a hung parliament, denying them the power they seek.

By: Thomas Byrne

Thomas Byrne — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:39:04 +0000

No, it means we don't make deals with fringe nutters frankly.

By: Steve Halden

Steve Halden — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 15:48:07 +0000

UKIP offered the Conservative party an election deal.

UKIP would not to stand in the 2010 General Election as long as the Tories guaranteed that Britain would get a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty.

The Conservative Party rejected an election deal with UKIP. This shows that the Conservatives were never really serious about giving Britain the promised referendum on the new EU Treaty.

By: DavidParker

DavidParker — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 13:55:51 +0000

Michael, I completely agree that, in addition to our policy of EU withdrawal, UKIP must be able to offer a range of political policies upon all major issues if it is to become an electable party. We already have excellent examples of some of these, though the general public is largely unaware of this. Our leadership should now concentrate upon demolishing the conception that UKIP is a single issue party by being much more vocal about UKIP's wider aims. We should also take every opportunity to emphasise that, unlike the BNP, which is an extreme left wing organisation, UKIP is a right of centre party, possibly now the only one since the Conservatives under Cameron no longer represent the interests of what many regard as core conservative principles.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 20:30:12 +0000

Hi Michael, I do like the drive and loyalty in your words, but I do think you need to indulge your self in a bit of history, els you may get hurt in the future, yes your quite right we would all like to see Oliver Cromwell come back and clear out our whole parliament, then King Alfred the Great rule us with common law, but this is only a pipe dream, for those who believe that major world events result from planning are classed as'conspracy theorists, so we must believe that everything happens by accident, and every administration makes the same mistakes as the previous ones. Why do they repeat the errors of the past which produce inflation,depressions and wars? can be regarded as all just accidents? funny how some people keep acquiring vested wealth in these 'errors'.__It takes a person with strong character to face a lifetime of accumulated opinions, but we must not feel too bad about it as there are many who still only go with the crowd. Money rules.

By: John Bowman

John Bowman — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 15:49:35 +0000

You might want to consider a stand against the current climate fraud – see unfolding scandle at Hadley Climate Research Unit – which is robbing taxpayers of money and likely to ruin our economy and way of life and deliver us intot he hands of a World Government. Little point escaping the EU if we are still enslaved by a World Government.