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Old 11-05-2008, 06:40 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Free England are allied with no one. Who are the EDP allied with, officially or unofficially?
I heard a rumour that AC was chums with UKIP in London. There are other, bigger eurosceptic partes that aren't here.
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You just can't get it, can you?
The point IS to wipe the EDP off the map.
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Old 11-05-2008, 07:06 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Nice try, but I actually increased my vote in my local ward in Newcastle after switching parties.

2006 Fawdon Ward 3rd out of 4 11.49% for EDP
2008 Fawdon Ward 3rd out of 4 12.43% for Free England Party
Northumbrian....

Did your voters actually realise that you had switched parties?

Just a thought.......
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Old 11-05-2008, 07:59 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Northumbrian....

Did your voters actually realise that you had switched parties?

Just a thought.......
Doesn't matter if they did. The election leaflet highlighted independence for England. The ballot slip included 'independence for England' next to the party name, leaving do doubt as to what I represented.

This of course being the policy that's far less popular than an English Parliament, according to the opinion polls.
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Doesn't matter if they did. The election leaflet highlighted independence for England. The ballot slip included 'independence for England' next to the party name, leaving do doubt as to what I represented.

This of course being the policy that's far less popular than an English Parliament, according to the opinion polls.
Doesnt matter if they did??

I think otherwise!
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Doesnt matter if they did??

I think otherwise!

He could have asked them all personally, it wouldn't have taken long
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Doesnt matter if they did??

I think otherwise!
Not when you're comparing one little known party with another one.
It is about the core issue - English Parliament or English independence.

The EDP, when given the opportunity to become pro-independence, declined, because they thought it was a less popular issue.
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