Barry, the views to which I referred UKIP last week in a letter concern some basic constitutional principles I believe in and have published on one of my blogs, so I thought it fair to inform Devon first.
These included posts about the future virtual British Party as proposed on my blog, but which is not a registered party.
The answer is that there is no conflict of interest.
UKIP has a party constitution to which members are expected to comply, one of these, by the way, is that former members of the BNP are not allowed to become members.
This however wasn't the reason of my leter, but rather my expressed belief in the Celestial Monarchy, and the need for the Christian Faith to be founding part of our future Constitution.
Paul, UKIP's popularity is bound to increase, because the Tory party is not doing anything to have an EU referendum, even though so many Tory MPs and members are increasingly for Britain to leave the Babylon ...er EU
This smacks of hypocrisy, a party that has complete opposite ideals within its ranks. To say "we must leave the EU" however "not now, but in 3-4 years time" is no way to convince voters.
With UKIP, you no where the party stands, for the policies are sincere and clearly stated.
