A postal ballot of entire membership needed?

ldatakiller · 27-10-2004, 05:35 PM

Of course we DON'T care about splits, they are HEALTHY. They show that a partyy is willing to accept differences not all colnes of some idiot. RKS was the guy that got you the votes not Knapman or whatever his name is. Don't you get it yet ?, well here's a wake up call, I along with lots of other people voted for UKIP because RKS joined you & is willing to stand up & be counted. Not because of your current leader (Mr carisma less).
RKS gets you votes & Knapman doesn't.

harlan · 27-10-2004, 08:03 PM

What most struck me about the Kilroy debacle was his claim that ,since the EU elections , UKIP leadership has been effectively sitting on it's **** doing f-all .
Is this true ?
What have they be doing to build on the success ?
When all the egotism , the snipes , the personal trivia bollox is pushed aside , this is what is important :
What have the leadership been up to while the main parties prepare for the general election ?
If Kilroy is wrong , stand up and be counted , tell us what you have planned !

Harlan

rjt · 28-10-2004, 11:43 AM

IDATAKILLER sayss we dont care about splits, well at the last election only 59% of the electorate bothered to vote and a main reason stated for this was the cynicism of MPS and lack of attractive policys. The only way you can engage the public with what you are trying to do is to present a cohrent agenda for goverment. A disunited party is treated with contempt,
UKIP has much to do in terms of formulating a full progrmam for goverment but it has no chance of doing so time is wasted with Internal squables.

karl4ukip · 16-01-2005, 02:43 AM

I decided to join UKIP when because of Kilroy because I thought we had a real chance of challenging the big two political parties. With Kilroy gone the party will have no face to the general public. What gets votes is the right policies combined with a leader who is visually appealing and trusted with a great deal of charisma. All of this RKS has. If you want to win votes and come out of the EU then he is the best way. Loyalty has nothing to do with it the end result is what counts.

Vote on my pole RKS or Knapman on the welcome page.

27-10-2004, 05:35 PM	#31 (permalink)
ldatakiller Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 25	rjt get real & join the rest of us Of course we DON'T care about splits, they are HEALTHY. They show that a partyy is willing to accept differences not all colnes of some idiot. RKS was the guy that got you the votes not Knapman or whatever his name is. Don't you get it yet ?, well here's a wake up call, I along with lots of other people voted for UKIP because RKS joined you & is willing to stand up & be counted. Not because of your current leader (Mr carisma less). RKS gets you votes & Knapman doesn't.

27-10-2004, 08:03 PM	#32 (permalink)
harlan Newbie Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 5	kilroy What most struck me about the Kilroy debacle was his claim that ,since the EU elections , UKIP leadership has been effectively sitting on it's **** doing f-all . Is this true ? What have they be doing to build on the success ? When all the egotism , the snipes , the personal trivia bollox is pushed aside , this is what is important : What have the leadership been up to while the main parties prepare for the general election ? If Kilroy is wrong , stand up and be counted , tell us what you have planned ! Harlan

16-01-2005, 02:43 AM	#34 (permalink)
karl4ukip Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire Moorlands Posts: 53	If Kilroy Leaves UKIP is through. I decided to join UKIP when because of Kilroy because I thought we had a real chance of challenging the big two political parties. With Kilroy gone the party will have no face to the general public. What gets votes is the right policies combined with a leader who is visually appealing and trusted with a great deal of charisma. All of this RKS has. If you want to win votes and come out of the EU then he is the best way. Loyalty has nothing to do with it the end result is what counts. Vote on my pole RKS or Knapman on the welcome page.

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28-10-2004, 11:43 AM	#33 (permalink)
rjt Uber Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Aldershot Posts: 5,260	IDATAKILLER sayss we dont care about splits, well at the last election only 59% of the electorate bothered to vote and a main reason stated for this was the cynicism of MPS and lack of attractive policys. The only way you can engage the public with what you are trying to do is to present a cohrent agenda for goverment. A disunited party is treated with contempt, UKIP has much to do in terms of formulating a full progrmam for goverment but it has no chance of doing so time is wasted with Internal squables.