Labour is considering including an IN/OUT EU referendum in their agenda.
If they do go ahead with that, and providing it is IN/OUT and nothing in between, they are likely to be swept to power at the next G.E.
UKIP didn't follow my advice in 2010 to aim at a social programme that would attract voters from the Left, while maintaining their campaign for an EU exit and a 5 year freeze on immigration.
I envisaged that UKIP's best chances were to work towards a future coalition with the Tory party. Instead they went for all-out bashing at the Conservatives no less than at the other mainstream parties, and went for a bashing campaign of BNP to boot.
They made too many enemies, and are fighting on all fronts.
They also seemed to have left out the campaign for a Christian heritage, and went for libertarian and civic society ideals instead.
Then Eric Pickles came along and scored all the points as Communities Secretary defending the Faith. He can't really do much wrong in my eyes after that, and can be forgiven if he does!
So, once Labour were to start campaigning for an EU exit, that will leave Tories and UKIP tearing each other apart. Now I foresaw all this, put the point forward time ago, tried to explain, but they didn't take heed.