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Old 15-12-2006, 06:25 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Old 15-12-2006, 06:59 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Perhaps UKIP would do better if they took over the Liberal Party (not the Lib Dems) and used them as a veicle for Classical Liberalism.
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Perhaps UKIP would do better if they took over the Liberal Party (not the Lib Dems) and used them as a veicle for Classical Liberalism.
Is that the same Liberal party that believes in a World Authority and a large welfare state?
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Perhaps UKIP would do better if they took over the Liberal Party (not the Lib Dems) and used them as a veicle for Classical Liberalism.
Is that the same Liberal party that believes in a World Authority and a large welfare state?
All its members vote on policy.
Since it only has a 1000 members im sure an organised Libertarian take over would work quite well.
Then you could return the party to the pre-Lloyd George Liberalism you all enjoy.
Most European countries have a large Classical Liberal party and a smaller Social Liberal party.
It could be quite possible here too.
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Perhaps UKIP would do better if they took over the Liberal Party (not the Lib Dems) and used them as a veicle for Classical Liberalism.
Is that the same Liberal party that believes in a World Authority and a large welfare state?
All its members vote on policy.
Since it only has a 1000 members im sure an organised Libertarian take over would work quite well.
Then you could return the party to the pre-Lloyd George Liberalism you all enjoy.
Most European countries have a large Classical Liberal party and a smaller Social Liberal party.
It could be quite possible here too.
So your plan is for all those of a classical liberal or libertarian persuasion to leave UKIP so that you and the ED boys can help turn UKIP into some kind of Fuhrerkult, er, sorry, Conservative/Nationalist party?

By the way, I don't see lots of large successful parties in the classical liberal frame around Europe. I see lots of Christian Democrat (i.e., quasi-socialist) parties and quite a few extreme anti-immigrant parties, but very few genuine liberals have a shot at power at present.
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Perhaps UKIP would do better if they took over the Liberal Party (not the Lib Dems) and used them as a veicle for Classical Liberalism.
Is that the same Liberal party that believes in a World Authority and a large welfare state?
All its members vote on policy.
Since it only has a 1000 members im sure an organised Libertarian take over would work quite well.
Then you could return the party to the pre-Lloyd George Liberalism you all enjoy.
Most European countries have a large Classical Liberal party and a smaller Social Liberal party.
It could be quite possible here too.
So your plan is for all those of a classical liberal or libertarian persuasion to leave UKIP so that you and the ED boys can help turn UKIP into some kind of Fuhrerkult, er, sorry, Conservative/Nationalist party?

By the way, I don't see lots of large successful parties in the classical liberal frame around Europe. I see lots of Christian Democrat (i.e., quasi-socialist) parties and quite a few extreme anti-immigrant parties, but very few genuine liberals have a shot at power at present.
No I was thinking of a new party.
UKIP will disapear.

Classical Liberal parties with % and possition in general elections

Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (VLD) - Belgium
Mouvement Réformateur (MR) - Belgium
26.8% 1st
Venstre - Denmark 29% 1st
Freie Demokratische Partei (FDP) - Germany 9.8% 3rd
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) - Netherlands 14.6% 4th
Progress Party - Norway 22.1% 2nd
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So, you admit it,you are a bnp troll ,just like we said before then? ops:
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So, you admit it,you are a bnp troll ,just like we said before then? ops:
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Thought so.
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No I was thinking of a new party.
UKIP will disapear.
Has anyone told Mr Farage? :?

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Classical Liberal parties with % and possition in general elections

Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (VLD) - Belgium
Mouvement Réformateur (MR) - Belgium
26.8% 1st
Venstre - Denmark 29% 1st
Freie Demokratische Partei (FDP) - Germany 9.8% 3rd
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) - Netherlands 14.6% 4th
Progress Party - Norway 22.1% 2nd
Small beer really. I assume that you added the two Belgian ones together for that result?

I don't rate the Belgium parties or the FDP very much for that matter, and I think Venstre is no longer distinctively liberal. And how many of them are opposed to the EU? If they accept the European Soviet they don't really count as liberal.
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