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12 May 2004, 10:20 PM
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12 May 2004, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Wots their policy on fuel prices? ;-)
12 May 2004, 10:28 PM
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mind you that film they did with Will Smith was quite good..
I'll vote for anyone who bins that tw@ Blair - that means not a nonce party such as the independants - sorry
I'll vote for anyone who bins that tw@ Blair - that means not a nonce party such as the independants - sorry
12 May 2004, 10:30 PM
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The UK Independence Party was founded in 1993 to seek Britain's withdrawal from the European Union. We have attracted membership from Labour, Conservative and Liberal-Democrat backgrounds - principled men and women who want their country back. The UKIP has grown steadily as more people see through the European 'project'. We are now the fourth political party - in 1999, we won three seats in the European Parliament, a platform we use to reveal the truth about the EU.
The UKIP is a non-racist, non-sectarian party. It includes British people of all backgrounds who value individual freedom, tolerance and our right to govern ourselves. The UKIP really believes in Britain and Britain's future as an independent nation competing in the world. We are not 'anti-European', but we oppose British membership of an EU that stifles our initiative and threatens our freedom. We do not seek to abolish the EU, for we believe that each nation in Europe should decide its own future. Britain has no more right to control them than they have to impose their will on us.
The UKIP is a non-racist, non-sectarian party. It includes British people of all backgrounds who value individual freedom, tolerance and our right to govern ourselves. The UKIP really believes in Britain and Britain's future as an independent nation competing in the world. We are not 'anti-European', but we oppose British membership of an EU that stifles our initiative and threatens our freedom. We do not seek to abolish the EU, for we believe that each nation in Europe should decide its own future. Britain has no more right to control them than they have to impose their will on us.
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Originally Posted by Nicci
Did you see their broadcast tonight.
Dumbed down just a little too much.
Dumbed down just a little too much.
However, the Monty Pythonesque presentation was apt, given the absurd nature of EU management and policy.UB
12 May 2004, 10:49 PM
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A friend of mine stood for election as their candidate last time around.
He couldn't see my point when I explained that, in my opinion anyway, one policy does not a government make.
Having said that, almost anything is better than the current incumbent so yes, UB. If you can convince me that they do have a snowball in Hell's chance of winning then I'll vote for them.
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He couldn't see my point when I explained that, in my opinion anyway, one policy does not a government make.
Having said that, almost anything is better than the current incumbent so yes, UB. If you can convince me that they do have a snowball in Hell's chance of winning then I'll vote for them.
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12 May 2004, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by ProperCharlie
national socialist party, anyone?
the only trouble with them was that they turned out *not* to be a nonce party.
ah - the ways of the world are strange.
the only trouble with them was that they turned out *not* to be a nonce party.
ah - the ways of the world are strange.
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12 May 2004, 11:27 PM
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I liked the bit about MEP's moving for £100 million to the tune of "the Benny Hill Show" with speeded up camera !! If there was no Benny Hill soundtrack plesase shoot me now.... 
I have to live with the "EU Cosmetical Devices Regulations 1992" on a daily basis, try and find out about that from your local MEP !!
Midlife.....
I have to live with the "EU Cosmetical Devices Regulations 1992" on a daily basis, try and find out about that from your local MEP !!
Midlife.....
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