Enoughs Enough

jaysay · 24-05-2013, 09:24

There has been a lot of sabre rattling on here especially about Europe, I've been firmly in the out camp for a long time now, there also seems to be quite a lot of support growing for UKIP not only on here but in the country as a whole, seeing the main parties are hell bent keeping us in there. I resigned from the Tory Party 3 years ago because I don't like Cameron to put it mildly, now with what's going on and nobody has the answers, a new direction is required. So I've just taken the bull by the horns and I've just Joined the UK Independence Party, who's joining me?

Gremlin · 24-05-2013, 10:10

They had my vote but I haven't joined the Party.

Aussie Irene · 24-05-2013, 10:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay

There has been a lot of sabre rattling on here especially about Europe, I've been firmly in the out camp for a long time now, there also seems to be quite a lot of support growing for UKIP not only on here but in the country as a whole, seeing the main parties are hell bent keeping us in there. I resigned from the Tory Party 3 years ago because I don't like Cameron to put it mildly, now with what's going on and nobody has the answers, a new direction is required. So I've just taken the bull by the horns and I've just Joined the UK Independence Party, who's joining me?

Somthing needs to be done. Sorry can't join you.

Less · 24-05-2013, 10:19

Don't like to nail my flag to any one particular mast, prefer to decide nearer to election time, though at the moment UKIP do seem better than all the rest put together.

cashman · 24-05-2013, 10:39

Have never joined any party, but voted U.K.I.P. in locals @ will continue to do so in National, No question at all, No danger of owt else.

accyman · 24-05-2013, 12:18

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Originally Posted by jaysay

There has been a lot of sabre rattling on here especially about Europe, I've been firmly in the out camp for a long time now, there also seems to be quite a lot of support growing for UKIP not only on here but in the country as a whole, seeing the main parties are hell bent keeping us in there. I resigned from the Tory Party 3 years ago because I don't like Cameron to put it mildly, now with what's going on and nobody has the answers, a new direction is required. So I've just taken the bull by the horns and I've just Joined the UK Independence Party, who's joining me?

today a member tomorrow P.M

Margaret Pilkington · 24-05-2013, 12:46

I am with Less on this one.......I can't subscribe to any one party......they have a tendency to morph into something unpleasant....and I want to be able to follow my own values without any party political constraints.
At the moment my feeling is, they are all a shower of shi-ite.
Promise one thing but do something different.....snouts in the trough.

accyman · 24-05-2013, 14:28

i thought if you joined a party you gotto vote on who represented you in taht party or is that not how it works ?

Less · 24-05-2013, 14:45

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Originally Posted by accyman

i thought if you joined a party you gotto vote on who represented you in taht party or is that not how it works ?

Nah, look at when Jay quit the Tories.

Wasn't the real reason because the Cliffe that was Brit, was overlooked for their Candidate to be Local M.P. Because they found someone that was local to represent them?

Didn't they bring a local lass from St Annes, someone so local she had to look through the Ancestory pages to find a near relative from around here?

Jay and many others would have blindly gone for his oppo' but weren't left with a choice because even though they paid towards party funds for years The party knows best.

(That's how the Tories put our local incumbent in power).

So pay them nowt' your vote is yours don't sell it/give it away or donate it, make them work for it!

accyman · 24-05-2013, 16:10

so basiacally jones got in coz no one had a clue who the tory candidate was lol

they would have been better off putting PB forward

maxthecollie · 24-05-2013, 16:21

No thank you!

jaysay · 24-05-2013, 17:08

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Originally Posted by accyman

i thought if you joined a party you gotto vote on who represented you in taht party or is that not how it works ?

Depends on the set up, I resigned from the Tory Party because Cameron Stuck his nose into local selection policy, If I wanted that to happen I'd have joined the Labour Party years ago

westendlass · 24-05-2013, 18:09

Voted Labour all my life till they became conlabourative. All a bunch of public school boys bumming around together. Such good chums. I can see very well why people are now voting for an alternative party, they've been left with no other choice. These overindulged spoilt brats with a nanny infatuation wouldn't know real life if it came up and kissed them on the @ss.

ossy kid · 24-05-2013, 19:12

Not so westendlass, that's how they live, by kissing each other on the arse, now if the were to get bit on the arse they may take note but maybe not???

accyman · 24-05-2013, 19:16

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Originally Posted by ossy kid

Not so westendlass, that's how they live, by kissing each other on the arse, now if the were to get bit on the arse they may take note but maybe not???

labour are now more like torys now

by that i mean they would both pay good money to get bitten on the arse

even more to get a filling