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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  4 February 2013     19:55213646
  #1      
  following a meeting on january the 19th a new chairman and secretary were appointed, i am wondering whether alex was elevated to one of the exalted positions and is keeping quiet about it.
• Guest 868

  • Registered: 25 Jan 2013
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  4 February 2013     20:03213648
  #2      
  Nah, Alex is the sole member of the 'British Party;'
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• Guest 653

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  4 February 2013     20:05213649
  #3      
  There are thoughts that Nigel Farage will try for Chris Hune's old seat, but won't that mean he'll have to resign as an MEP ?
  
  
  
  Roger
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  4 February 2013     20:42213665
  #4      
  yes, maybe.
• Guest 698

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  4 February 2013     22:34213675
  #5      
  You can be both a Westminster MP and an MEP at the same time.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  4 February 2013     22:58213679
  #6      
  not really a problem anyway for nigel it is well documented how little he does in brussels.
• Guest 725

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  4 February 2013     23:25213680
  #7      
  Says who Howard?
• Keith Sansum1

  • Location: london
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  4 February 2013     23:29213681
  #8      
  farage???
  
  anyway who are UKIP
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• Guest 725

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  4 February 2013     23:39213687
  #9      
  I suspect there is a little UKIP in even the most diehard labour supporter but they just can't admit to it.
• Keith Sansum1

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  4 February 2013     23:42213688
  #10      
  none in me
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• Guest 725

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  4 February 2013     23:52213690
  #11      
  So explain why is it that both labour and the tories and the liberals have been forced to adapt their policies to accord with the general sentiment du jour regarding Europe, immigration but sadly not the environment. I think labour supporters are not keeping up with their leadership.
• Guest 696

  • Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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  5 February 2013     01:21213692
  #12      
  Philip, EU and environment are two distinct topics.
  The carbon emission laws in Britain are not subject to EU will or regulation, but to general all-party agreement in Parliament (London).
  
  There is no evidence of a general UK sentiment to do away with the carbon emission and environment laws.
  
  PS: Did you all know, that Sellafield in Cumbria has cost our Country £67+ billion - all counted and shining - just for clean-up operations of darned nuclear waste, and that these operations are proving impossible to implement, and that the current costs are already at £1.6 billion a year.
  
  Here's the link: http://news.sky.com/story/1047184/nuclear-build-centrica-pulls-out-of-project
  
  Cumbria County has just voted against a nuclear waste storage site too. It would have cost us a further £12 billion (preliminary estimates, which probably - and so often - end up doubling).
  
  Hope Philip is reading this!
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• Guest 745

  • Registered: 27 Mar 2012
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  5 February 2013     11:57213757
  #13      
  Your right big changes at ukip ,massif push for commonsense policy's that the public support
  
  Lots of referendums covering the thing the public should have a say in
  
  Ukip trust the public to have a say in the running of this country
  Its democracy something the other party's are afraid of unfortunately
  
  Get out and vote for them
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  5 February 2013     12:01213759
  #14      
  are we to understand that you are the new chairperson keith?
• Keith Sansum1

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  5 February 2013     16:13213782
  #15      
  sounding like it
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  5 February 2013     16:33213792
  #16      
  alex is keeping very quiet.
• Keith Sansum1

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  5 February 2013     17:19213803
  #17      
  is alexander a member?
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• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  5 February 2013     17:21213805
  #18      
  yes and no,but he is in deniall
• Guest 868

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  5 February 2013     17:24213808
  #19      
   howard mcsweeney1 wrote:

  alex is keeping very quiet.

  
  
  Give it til midnight and he will start to post
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• Keith Sansum1

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  5 February 2013     17:26213811
  #20      
  well as chairperson of UKIP he might stir other members up that are also forum posters lol
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