I now live in a disturbing country. I say this because I can make neither head nor tail of what’s going on at present. Police officers are sacked or jailed, as is a part-time judge; some politicians resign in disgrace or are imprisoned; for decades the BBC was complicit in harbouring a serial sex offender of unprecedented evil – but what is the issue that proves so vexing?
The rise and rise of a small, young political party, which suffers occasional hiccups, but one which dares to challenge the moribund state of affairs that paralyses our nation; dares to raise the issues the others are scared to mention; dares to offer a truly different choice to the electorate.
The old parties, their policies no longer valid or of interest, resort to negativity, the sure sign of failure. Common sense, that instinctive guide to what is right, has been turned on its head; minorities dictate policy; reasoned democratic debate is shouted down; disagreement with central doctrine is condemned with words ending in -phobe or -ism.
The level of scrutiny and invective directed at UKIP by the establishment is grossly disproportionate and reminiscent of a totalitarian regime determined to preserve itself and crush real opposition. Defying this dangerous mindset is reason enough for UKIP to exist.
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UKIP have given the majority a voice. A voice the minority has, along the Liberal white cowards that are the politicians and their tame compliant MSM has ben able to silence for so long.
No more, people are able to speak out, vent their frustrations, and show the treacherous chattering classes, how out of touch they are with mainstream opinion.
There is worse to come from them, but the storm must be weathered.
But, i hear Nigel talk about positive discrimination, a hand up for women and minorities and think, oh dear. If UKIP start to echo the policies and opinions of the Legacy parties, because of political correctness, people will rightly say they are morphing into the LiBLabCon, that didn’t take long did it? At that point UKIP are finished, twenty years of hard work down the drain. UKIPs strengths lies in it’s differences to the other parties, not it’s similarities.
Be true to yourselves, and your supporters, and this revolution might yet bear than just a basket of low hanging fruit. I used think Nigel the idea of NIgel Farage as PM was laughable, I don’t now. And there is quite a lot of people, although they won’t admit it publically, think exactly the same.
The way that UKIP are attacked day in day out as really opened my eyes to how undemocratic this country as become.
I will vote UKIP if for no other reason than this country needs them to challenge the establishment while we still can.