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  I agree with you Alex, but the fact that they might not get in won't stop them trying to prevent anyone else doing so.
  The three leaders at the moment would be a joke if things weren't so serious. We appear to be in a position where most, if not all our legislation is set by europe, and the three parties with the most votes spend their days sniping at eachother like rival gangs of schoolchildren instead of working together to get us out of this economic mess we're in. An alternative party would be welcomed by quite a large percentage of the population, not enough to get in power, but the potential would there for the future which is why the establishment has to put a stop to them.
  The BNP, agree with them or not, started to make quite serious inroads into the other partys' figures, so were smeared and ridiculed by the bbc and newspapers alike, and I feel this is what UKIP is starting to face.

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