Free England Party will work with other patriotic parties

KeyStage2 · 08-04-2008, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Danny

Some good points Richard.I hope that kentishman and others in EDP now get on with there own campaigns and stop trying to wipe out others.Because its being his clear intention has been with his aggressive manner that he and EDP are rattled and are out to destroy the free england party before they have even got started.What amazes me is there are only three free england party candidates are standing yet he and the EDP have nearly had a nervous breakdown on just one standing in just one ward in london.Politics is about maturity and the EDP are very Inmature.

Not rattled just irritated that people can be so idiotic, and clueless.

cassie · 08-04-2008, 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Kentishman

Let's hope you are never silly enough to stand against another English Nationalist again !

£1,000 = 2 Deposits in the next General Election

Can we take it then that this is a firm prediction that the EDP candidates will attract greater numbers of votes than any FEP candidates standing against them?

This is my interpretation of your comment.

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Northumbrian · 08-04-2008, 04:38 PM

In funny sort of way, I tend to agree with Kentishman. Not the English nationalism thing, but the fact it makes more sense for any small party not to stand in the same ward/constituency as [i]another[i] small party, if it can be avoided.

The operative word being 'if'.

cassie · 08-04-2008, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Northumbrian

In funny sort of way, I tend to agree with Kentishman. Not the English nationalism thing, but the fact it makes more sense for any small party not to stand in the same ward/constituency as [i]another[i] small party, if it can be avoided.

The operative word being 'if'.

On the other hand, candidates from two small English nationalist parties are harder to overlook than one!

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Northumbrian Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England Posts: 789	In funny sort of way, I tend to agree with Kentishman. Not the English nationalism thing, but the fact it makes more sense for any small party not to stand in the same ward/constituency as [i]another[i] small party, if it can be avoided. The operative word being 'if'.