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Old 05-09-2008, 09:14 PM   #11 (permalink)
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You are not so unintelligent to not know that there is only one party which has a serious policy of getting out of the EU ... you were even the chairman of that party for a while!... so what is your problem...??
She has already told you her problem:

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Why should I vote for UKIP if I feel that it has let the eurosceptic voters down ? That would just be stupid .

If it stopped simply mouthing all this stuff about professionalism and actually got its act together and went on the attack then it would be worth voting for .
I hope that it can be turned around but ......
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What a daft statement from someone who purports to be anti-EU!
How weak.

You will in all probability vote for the duplicitous Conservative liars, cheats and con-artists that they are ... as I suspect you have mostly done all your life ...

You are not so unintelligent to not know that there is only one party which has a serious policy of getting out of the EU ... you were even the chairman of that party for a while!... so what is your problem...??

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She has already told you her problem:
She might have a problem with all sorts of things.
So do I.
We all have.

BUT...... when it comes to country: and future generations rights: and British sovereignty of Parliament. and all the other myriad things we know about the EU .......


..............and there is only ONE significant and serious political party willing to tackle the EU monster head-on to reverse Britain being in the EU ....


......... and ...

........SHE KNOWS THIS .........

........I repeat............

................WHAT'S THE PROBLEM !!

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Still on duty DD - when will you be allowed to go and join the festivities?

Alas; things to do tomorrow. Might get away to join in the afternoon possibly if I get moving. Showed my face there today. Got to keep up support even if only one day.

It's a very good venue in Bournemouth and was an upbeat conference today. The best organised yet (by ex-naval submarine commander so must be of course - well done Admiral Heaslip!).
See Farage's speech on [of all things] -the BBC news website somewhere here on this forum.

All went very smoothly from the start; good positive speakers; new Chairman in early 40s, new general secretary in 30s; two young and excellent speakers in 20s: Mick McManus and Harry Aldridge; Lisa young on platform panel answering questions.... a definite positive feeling of young vibrant chaps (and chapesses) wanting to get in there and shake things up a bit. I think they will. Doom-mongers beware ... your time is up....

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Alas; things to do tomorrow. Might get away to join in the afternoon possibly if I get moving. Showed my face there today. Got to keep up support even if only one day.

It's a very good venue in Bournemouth and was an upbeat conference today. The best organised yet (by ex-naval submarine commander so must be of course - well done Admiral Heaslip!).
See Farage's speech on [of all things] -the BBC news website somewhere here on this forum.

All went very smoothly from the start; good positive speakers; new Chairman in early 40s, new general secretary in 30s; two young and excellent speakers in 20s: Mick McManus and Harry Aldridge; Lisa young on platform panel answering questions.... a definite positive feeling of young vibrant chaps (and chapesses) wanting to get in there and shake things up a bit. I think they will. Doom-mongers beware ... your time is up....

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Your not taking illicit substances are you? You seem in remarkably good spirits for someone attending a wake.
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Who is the general secretary?
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Arnott. Sorry my poor memory/dyslexia for proper names makes his first name difficult ... Johnathan? I think. A Good Egg; met him at NEC once when he gave report to us once. Intelligent, very thorough, serious and committed. Will do well.

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Your not taking illicit substances are you? You seem in remarkably good spirits for someone attending a wake.
Mil3 always cracks me up with the dry humour.
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Wake? ........
Never attended one. I believe when properly done they are great fun. the Irish specialise in them - lots of Guinness and potcheen. No one remembers anything afterwards.

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UKIP has appointed its youngest ever Chairman, it was announced at the party’s annual conference in Bournemouth. He is 31-year-old Paul Nuttall, from Merseyside..
Who clearly looks considerably older to at least one of his NEC colleagues...

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I thought Harry Alridge was a chairman in Sussex somewhere?
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