The UKIP surge

[Sharpe's Company]

We are under a week away from the local English elections and UKIP are fielding upwards of two-thousand candidates. It is predicted they could take as many as 600 seats away from the Conservative Party.

They have been more or less the 3rd Party in UK politics for some time.

Nigel Farage has recently been touring England and at some venues he has had to speak twice due to the demand, with thousands of people coming to hear him speak.

UKIP could well make a breakthrough and go on to win the European Election of 2014 and cause mayhem not only in the UK but within the EU if they refuse to consent to the parliament.


http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/2013...cal-elections/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/active/10...cal-polls.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-22218720

UKIP Party Election Broadcast May 2013 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve6ZceEdfBI

Is it really any different than the one the BNP used in 2010?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytaOXVqfUuU

MSM hacks asking us to finger ex-BNP people now Ukip candidates. Whatever our disagreements, we're certainly not grassing anyone to the controlled media. 2 reasons: First, it's a matter of principle. Second, we intend to make the Law of Unintended Consequences apply to the BBC scheme to promote Ukip to block us. Their boosting Ukip puts new people on an intellectual conveyor belt to nationalist radicalisation. The process of ideological entryism is already underway & thanks to web cannot be stopped. When Ukip bubble bursts, we'll still be here and ready to pick up the pieces! -Nick Griffin MEP.

[Sarissofoi]

Good.

[Nakura]

The UKIP got 26% in the election last week!

I'm a huge UKIP supporter and Nigel Farage is one of my heroes. I for one am glad UKIP is surging in popularity.

[fkizz]

EU needs a good shock to wake up and pick something better than austerity (something that, at least, works). I say, go ahead UKIP.

[removeduser_4536284751384]

EU needs a good shock to wake up and pick something better than austerity (something that, at least, works). I say, go ahead UKIP.

The EU doesn't control how governments spend their money. If you have issues with austerity where ever you are from, it's your national government's fault.

[fkizz]

The EU doesn't control how governments spend their money. If you have issues with austerity where ever you are from, it's your national government's fault.

I take it you didn't get the Troika reference?

[Border Patrol]

Surge*

[Jom]

They have not been "more or less the third party" for any length of time. They've yet to win a single seat in Parliament despite several opportunities at by-elections since May 2010. It's true that they're gaining in strength and people may have to begin to take them seriously, but calling them the third party is naive and overly optimistic.

[Sharpe's Company]

They have not been "more or less the third party" for any length of time. They've yet to win a single seat in Parliament despite several opportunities at by-elections since May 2010. It's true that they're gaining in strength and people may have to begin to take them seriously, but calling them the third party is naive and overly optimistic.

According to the opinion polls UKIP have been in 3rd place for some time.
If we had an election they could score a few million votes and thats just a conservative estimate.
Nigel Farage has god-like status at the moment, I'd dare to say his appeal to the average person is far greater than that of Nick Clegg around 2010.

The sad thing of course is that UKIP have jumped on the BNP's success, they have stolen our platform.

[General Brittanicus]

According to the opinion polls UKIP have been in 3rd place for some time.
If we had an election they could score a few million votes and thats just a conservative estimate.
Nigel Farage has god-like status at the moment, I'd dare to say his appeal to the average person is far greater than that of Nick Clegg around 2010.

The sad thing of course is that UKIP have jumped on the BNP's success, they have stolen our platform.

Until the general election actually happens we will have no idea how many votes UKIP will get - lots of people tend to say they will switch their vote, but then when the time comes they just go with tactical voting anyway. I imagine they will do well in the local elections and screw over David Cameron (hopefully the Tories will then get a conservative leader) and they have a good chance of winning the Euros, but they could get millions of votes in the general election and still not win a single seat.

[John ''True Grit'' Wayne]

So they are against the EU telling the UK what to do and want to lessen the powers the EU has.Nothing wrong with that.
I see Cameron is robbing their ideas himself so he does not lose votes.Bit ****ing late for that David you snake.

[Scruff Dog]

The EU isn't like a single country that "tells the UK what do" it's like a collection of countries that collectively agree on stuff to do.

[Sharpe's Company]

The EU isn't like a single country that "tells the UK what do" it's like a collection of countries that collectively agree on stuff to do.

Who has told you that?

The European Commission is an unelected body and the only body within the EU that can propose legislation and is forced upon the UK by the Federalist Parliament, in which the UK has around 75 seats.

I don't what a bloody German making my law, British law should be made by the British People for the British People.

It is called self-determination, a UN Right which is being ignored by the British Government in their refusal to allow us to have our say.

[Scruff Dog]

The European Commission is an unelected body

No it's made up of several elected bodies the UK represents one of them and the agree on legislation together as a group collective. It's not like some kind of mass empire of evil foreigners forcing their laws on the poor old UK.

[Sharpe's Company]

No it's made up of several elected bodies and the UK represents one of them.

The only member of the commission who is British isn't an elected offical and we can't remove her by the ballot box.

This flys in the face everything the people of this country have fought for over the years.

And don't for one moment think this is only a right-wing posistion, Tony Benn has said this for years.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLic3c9PfVo

[John ''True Grit'' Wayne]

Maybe you can join the BNP and UKIP and call yourselves British Nationalist People U Kick Invaders P​rivates.

The BNP needs a new leader Sharpe are you up for the task??Are you ready to knock on doors and tell the people the way of the way.That guy Clegg better not be still in charge.He gets his ass served to him on a plate every time he goes on TV.

[Sharpe's Company]

We offer them a deal before the last election it was turned down.

We won't stand candidates against members of the UKIP who are to our leanings.

[mongrel]

We offer them a deal before the last election it was turned down.

We won't stand candidates against members of the UKIP who are to our leanings.

As Andrew Brons has defected and given the state of BNP finances I would say that the BNP isn't in a position to field many candidates.

the British people have spoken, democracy yay!!

look, if you want britain to remain a pristine white country and not like Sweden with its rioters, you'll vote for the BNP

As Britain won World War 2 , we have managed to enjoy being fascist free. Almost BNP free given the pasting they had in 2010.

[athanaric]

Well if they win, we'll see if they're actually serious or if they're just another mainstream party which lures voters with populist slogans and does nothing about it.

[Scruff Dog]

There is a EU parliament with British representives and they vote upon the new laws suggested and we can vote for our representatives in the European parliament. So there isn't anything undemocratic about it.