English Democrats replace UKIP as premier Eurosceptic Party - Page 8

Populist Lee · 05-05-2008, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Independent UKIP

http://www.electoralcommission.org.u..._N__S__W__.PDF

The next Accounts Submission has been lodged with the Electoral Commission.
I don't think the *English* parties that infest this Board will like some of the contents.

Populist Lee · 05-05-2008, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Independent UKIP

You may therefore be interested to know that Populist Lee does have a party. I don't think they have contested any elections to date (for strategic reasons) and the websites mentioned in the accounts don't exist anymore.

You're a bit of a mind reader.
Though you have sussed it. Your own phrase a few months ago was "punch above their weight".

Websites: I'll be banging some heads together later this month, I anticipate.

Northumbrian · 05-05-2008, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Populist Lee

Don't worry.
We'll p**s on your lot as well.

'The Populist Party is a British political movement, formed in August 1997 by Russell White. The party leader since May 5th 2005 has been Lee Consterdine. This blog is a collection of some of the articles and thoughts of the creators of British Populism. Populist Party, PO Box 1078, Norwich, NR11 6WZ'

What decade or century is this going to happen in, then?

Populist Lee · 05-05-2008, 10:20 PM

Oh dear, what a barbed remark.

I shall have to slink away with my tail between my legs.

On the other I see it's my third anniversary today. Almost missed that.
I wonder where the Constantine Ego will be in three year's time?

cassie · 05-05-2008, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Independent UKIP

Your welcome Cassie.

You may therefore be interested to know that Populist Lee does have a party. I don't think they have contested any elections to date (for strategic reasons) and the websites mentioned in the accounts don't exist anymore.

The Electoral Commission : Regulatory issues : Political parties : Registers : Register of political parties

http://www.electoralcommission.org.u..._N__S__W__.PDF

I am indeed indebted to you Independent UKIP!

Are we really to believe that Populist Lee's posts exemplify populism? I think not! Yet another case of double standards.

Very sad!

If you don't put yourself and your party before the bar of public opinion, it's so much easier to affect superiority and to criticise others who make honest attempts to do so.

Whatever faults Kentishman may be accused of, at least he has the massive strength of his convictions and on numerous occasions has put himself forward as a candidate for election.

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cassie · 05-05-2008, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by blueblood1920

We are entitled to discuss these things, just as you can and probably would if the tables were turned against the BNP. If you dont like this then maybe join a party which wont have such terrible showings.

Of course you're entitled to discuss these things, but you seem to confuse discussion with persistent, unrelieved and unreasoned carping criticism!

You betray the unprincipled feebleness of your position when you attempt to tell me what I would 'probably do'. Perhaps you'd care to trawl through my posts and find any such comments about 'terrible showings' other than for either the Labour, Conservative or Lib Dem parties?

There is a reason why I tend not to comment about the BNP which, although not condemnatory, is not very flattering either.

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claire stone · 10-05-2008, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Kentishman

Dartford is a good barometer of the various fortunes of UKIP v's English Democrats.

2003 & 2004 demostrated the rise of UKIP both in Dartford and Nationally,

By 2008 UKIP is simply a sad addition to the Ballot paper attracting just 19 Votes less then 1% of the poll.

More and more Former UKippers are joining the English Democrats as the only serious hope

English Democrats/New England
May 2003 Council election: New England Party - 276 Votes (1 Candidate)
June 2004 European election: English Democrats - 529 Votes (1 Candidate)
May 2005 General election: New England Party - 1,224 Votes (1 Candidate)
July 2006 - 1 x By Election; New England Party - 174 Votes (1 Candidate)
May 2007 Council elections: English Democrats - 5,545 Votes (20 Candidates)
Feb 2008 - 1 x By Election; English Democrats - 198 Votes (1 Candidate)

UKIP
May 2003 Council election: UKIP - 1,935 Votes (14 Candidates)
June 2004 European election: UKIP - 4,628 Votes (1 Candidate)
May 2005 General election: UKIP - 1,407 Votes (1 Candidate)
July 2006 - 1 x By Election UKIP - 179 Votes (1 Candidate)
May 2007 Council elections: UKIP - 664 Votes (4 Candidates)
Feb 2008 - 1 x By Election; English Democrats - 19 Votes (1 Candidate)

Yeah, right!

cassie · 10-05-2008, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by claire stone

Yeah, right!

. . . and your point?

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Populist Lee Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Poole in Dorset Posts: 1,457 Party: Other	Oh dear, what a barbed remark. I shall have to slink away with my tail between my legs. On the other I see it's my third anniversary today. Almost missed that. I wonder where the Constantine Ego will be in three year's time?

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