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Could have, would have, should have . . . . . . . . . . . . but didn't!

A somewhat distorted view of the real impact that directive has had - in any case get your teeth into this lot from the London Chamber of Commerce. A number of EU Directives listed together with the UK legislation implementing them. http://www.londonchamber.co.uk/DocImages/1154.pdf

If we are going to discuss this with hyperbole then I'd rather see the UK as a communist state than a fascist one.

What immediately springs to mind is the EU Working Times Regulations

At least he had the good grace to do so in private. As I said earlier the moral compass of all parties and politicians can be questioned - what Farage and UKIP have done though by forming an alliance with the likes of Iwaszkiewicz is beyond the pale and brings the whole of UK politics into...

So 'the end justifies the means' really is the best justification you can come up with! I'm not going to claim other parties behave with any more of a moral compass but an elected British politician, leader of a British political party, forming an alliance with someone like Iwaszkiewicz is a...

The only "reason" UKIP "have to form alliances with such people" is a monetary one. Do you really believe Churchill would have sat down with Hitler for the sake of a million pounds!

So wha tyou are saying is the end justifies the means! It's fine to form a direct alliance and working agreement with someone who holds what you describe as "vile views" because possibly, maybe, well there is a slight chance those same individuals may be sopped from coming to the UK - nothing...

I have a third! How do UKIP supporters justify the recruitment of a Polish MEP who is a member of a party led by a holocaust denier who wants to deny women the vote as well as other far right racist views. Makes you proud to be British - - - - NOT...