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Old 01-07-2008, 11:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Good work Trevor keep it up
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Old 01-07-2008, 11:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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UKIP needs to move away from the EU , Trevor could have done this without the EU. Good speech though and well done Trevor.

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Id have thought this thread would have got abit more attention, anyway keep your eyes on this channel as there will be lots of videos added soon.
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Good timing - by happy coincidence Trevor Colman is on the potential MEP list. I wonder whether any other candidates will show such initiative?
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Good timing - by happy coincidence Trevor Colman is on the potential MEP list. I wonder whether any other candidates will show such initiative?
Trevers been releasing videos for some time i wouldnt say this was coincidence

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I wasn't criticising, I was saying that it was good timing. Trevor organised the very popular billboard campaign that I voted against too. Although I thought that it was a terrible idea, it showed a lot of drive and initiative to organise it - something that UKIP's MEPs haven't really demonstrated (with one exception).
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Again the Post Office campaign has been around a few months now. There is still a lack on coordination on it, even in the SW.
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There are two subjects which really does animate the electorate (1) hospital changes
(2) P.O. closures. I have posted about hospitals previously. Post Office closures, must be the final consequence after other options have been considered. Shops which accommodate a P.O. counter could be given a rate rebate, for example, but it is certain the EU would oppose that. We could appoint an NEC member or some other person, to explore all the possible options to keep post offices open, when they are rejected, present that as evidence to the public as to the nature of the real problem.

A meeting in Chichester against P.O. closures, was so well attended that an alternative
venue had to be quickly arranged: a local church hall was obtained. UK supporters stood outside giving out literature which identified the EU 'dimension'. A reverend gentleman, told them to desist, as he did not want post office closures made into a political issues.
Do we need to say more.

Imposing Business Rates on hospices for cancer suffers, could be identified as a moral issue, but it appears that isn't a matter which which is of concern to the clergy either
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