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Originally Posted by Eurosceptic Atlanticist
Millenium3, I do not know what your gripe with UKIP is, but your constant derision is starting to get on my nerves.
The fact is that UKIP remains the leading force against the EU and is easily the most successful (you find me another anti-EU party that has representation at Westminster and European level). Frankly, all these ideas of an 'anti-EU' alliance that you and others have are nothing more than a pipe dream.
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Yes you are right. However I am stuck in no man's land. I have not renewed with UKIP because I am convinced, as I am convinced of anything, that UKIP leadership are not that committed to changing Britain's relationship with the EU - in fact the most reasonable explanation, to me, of their actions is that they have mostly/all become career politicians [like the rest] recognising that there is a good life to be had moaning about the EU, but not taking the necessary actions which give the best chance of change.
Don't worry, I may be dogged, but I am not a complete idiot - I will give up eventually. Unfortunately, for me, I see Britain's submergence into an undemocratic United States of Europe as a real disaster - more for my children than for me - so it might be a while before I let the matter go.
I am open to any other viable suggestions.