Pretty pink fairy
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of course not , out of touch with the real world and living in leafy Sussex
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DR
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The FINAL Verdict - Who will you vote for tomorrow ?
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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of course not , out of touch with the real world and living in leafy Sussex
regards
DR
We already control our borders and the EU gives us access to a nice trade agreement.
Of course, if you want the foreigners to f*ck off so that the nice low paid jobs can go to Brits then that's fine.
If you'd rather there were better paid jobs on non-zero contract hours that would pay a living wage - jobs that Brits deserve - well then, don't vote UKIP. Or Tory.
You UKIPers have been sold a right smokescreen of a lie by a clever career politician.
The Spanish
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of course not , out of touch with the real world and living in leafy Sussex
regards
DR
Surrey is leafy. sussex isn't. It's mainly down land.
But it's always been very Tory, no matter how much some people might like to pretend otherwise.
Sorrel
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UKIP have ensured by their own terrible profile and reputation, that the UK will stay within the EU. Who will now admit to thinking the UK might be better off out of the EU if they are then asked if they agree with UKIP policy?
If there is a referendum on EU membership (which there won't be) then we would vote to stay in. I think voting UKIP tomorrow in the General Election is likely to achieve exactly nothing (though it may be different in the locals).
As for who to vote for: well, supporters of political parties tend to be disappointed as the parties are rarely as radical as their keenest supporters wish they would be. I think Labour will win and - just as last time Labour were in government - will choose compromise and pragmatism over radicalism. A centre ground Lib/Lab collation will be centrist and probably ok for Britain, depending on international economic factors. But I bet taxes will be on the way up for almost everyone.
If there is a referendum on EU membership (which there won't be) then we would vote to stay in. I think voting UKIP tomorrow in the General Election is likely to achieve exactly nothing (though it may be different in the locals).
As for who to vote for: well, supporters of political parties tend to be disappointed as the parties are rarely as radical as their keenest supporters wish they would be. I think Labour will win and - just as last time Labour were in government - will choose compromise and pragmatism over radicalism. A centre ground Lib/Lab collation will be centrist and probably ok for Britain, depending on international economic factors. But I bet taxes will be on the way up for almost everyone.
The Spanish
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Which one of the party leaders is the career politician you refer too?
Mr 'I worked in the real world, oh yeah I'm a failed Tory and long-term party activist, but if I'd stayed in business if have been a millionaire honest, let's have a pint and not talk about all my rich mates as it spoils the fake image' Farage, of course.
Do some digging UKIPers. You owe it to yourselves.
Steve Foster
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Conservative though it's a wasted vote in ucking Caroline Lucas constituency
Oh yes it is......."Surrey is England's most wooded county followed closely by Hampshire and Sussex. Kent is England's number one county for Ancient woodland"
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The Spanish
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I am getting ruined on this tgread
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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Mellor 3 Ward 4
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I certainly won't be voting UKIP, but I think you'll find Clegg and Miliband are far more 'career politicians' than Farage.
Sorrel
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Yes, Surrey is only just ahead of Sussex in the woodland stakes: http://www.forestry.gov.uk/pdf/englandsmostwoodedregioninventory.pdf/$FILE/englandsmostwoodedregioninventory.pdflets not be picky GO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DOWNS AND IT GETS LEAFY
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DR
Farage has been in politics for half his life. He only left the Tory party in 1992 because they rightly thought him a loon.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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He may well be a loon, but the point I'm making is that neither Clegg and Miliband have ever had a job outside politics.
They are certainly more 'career politicians' than Farage.
Wrong-Direction
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Still arguing? Lol when we you people learn
Chicken Runner61
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I did this last time - just wrote no one on here worth my vote on my slip and posted that.
It didn't feel good but it felt right - I'm voting independent this time because its someone I know who is there for the right reasons even if they may not be part of a party I believe in
Chicken Runner61
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- May 20, 2007
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No our parents fought for the freedom of people across Europe including the UK. Voting Ukip is an insult to the people who fought in the wars,