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ldatakiller · 28-10-2004, 04:11 PM

Shadbolt, Nice answer, but not very fitting for a grown man, or are you ??.

If you speak about the older generation as you have done, then I suspect that you are a follower & definately not a leader.

As to myself,no I'm not stupid, nor am I easily led (unlike yourself apparently). I believe in the UK getting out of Europe & I believe we should govern ourselves fully.

It has been suggested that UKIP was "on the up" before RKS came along, well fine it may have been but it was very much a LONG up & up.

UKIP will only keep the votes it got if it gets policies on other areas such as:-
1) Health.
2) Policing.
3) The environment.
4) Defence.
5) Science.
6) Social policies.
7) Housing.
etc,etc,etc.

Now it may very well be that they have these already, but if we the people do not know about them then they may as well not even exist & this is what RKS is saying. Stop being a single issue pressure group/party & grow up to take a lead across a whole swath of areas rather than just the EU. If you know anything about British politics you should know this, we have a first past the post system which is stacked against small parties. This means that UKIP needs to get a raft of policies that people can agree with & thus increase votes. RKS ,whilst he may be somewhat up front, he is certainly very good at getting publicity & has a history of being straight & to the point. Politics needs that & more specifically so does UKIP.

28-10-2004, 04:11 PM	#18 (permalink)
ldatakiller Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 25	Shadbolt Shadbolt, Nice answer, but not very fitting for a grown man, or are you ??. If you speak about the older generation as you have done, then I suspect that you are a follower & definately not a leader. As to myself,no I'm not stupid, nor am I easily led (unlike yourself apparently). I believe in the UK getting out of Europe & I believe we should govern ourselves fully. It has been suggested that UKIP was "on the up" before RKS came along, well fine it may have been but it was very much a LONG up & up. UKIP will only keep the votes it got if it gets policies on other areas such as:- 1) Health. 2) Policing. 3) The environment. 4) Defence. 5) Science. 6) Social policies. 7) Housing. etc,etc,etc. Now it may very well be that they have these already, but if we the people do not know about them then they may as well not even exist & this is what RKS is saying. Stop being a single issue pressure group/party & grow up to take a lead across a whole swath of areas rather than just the EU. If you know anything about British politics you should know this, we have a first past the post system which is stacked against small parties. This means that UKIP needs to get a raft of policies that people can agree with & thus increase votes. RKS ,whilst he may be somewhat up front, he is certainly very good at getting publicity & has a history of being straight & to the point. Politics needs that & more specifically so does UKIP.