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[Nickbat]

This should be a wake-up call to all those who say that UKIP is just a home for right-wing single-policy nutjobs.

http://nigelfaragemep.co.uk/pages/posts/daughter-of-labour-chairman-joins-ukip-238.php

The Lib-Lab-Con political mould is being broken. We need fresh start IMHO.

Good news! 

[albitz]

Love it.

[Vamps]

Love it.

+1....

[Rods2]

Excellent and may there be many more. 

[albitz]

What we really need is one or two disaffected Tory MP,s to jump ship.That could start an exodus.

[Sir Tigger KC]

A LimpDem or two would be amusing. 

[albitz]

They are Europhiles,cant see it happening unless it got to the point where it was a distinct election advantage.Then they would be joining up in their droves.

[Kevin Wood]

They are Europhiles,cant see it happening unless it got to the point where it was a distinct election advantage.Then they would be joining up in their droves.

Exactly. Anything else would be serving the people, and not themselves.

[cleggy]

They are Europhiles,cant see it happening unless it got to the point where it was a distinct election advantage.Then they would be joining up in their droves.

Exactly. Anything else would be serving the people, and not themselves.

Many a true word...

[TheBoy]

Everyone should be entitled to their own political opinion. OK, I know some on OOF disagree, but thats another matter 

So, remind me, where is the story here? Somebody who we've never heard of joins the current protest party, and its big news for said protest party? Are they that short of members that they have to cream their jeans over every new member?


//TB wanders off to find a brick wall to give himself a headache

[Nickbat]

Everyone should be entitled to their own political opinion. OK, I know some on OOF disagree, but thats another matter 

So, remind me, where is the story here? Somebody who we've never heard of joins the current protest party, and its big news for said protest party? Are they that short of members that they have to cream their jeans over every new member?


//TB wanders off to find a brick wall to give himself a headache

The story is that a new party is attracting members from across the political spectrum rather than from one other party. This is important, in my view, as it reflects the general discontent with the prevailing 3-party cohort, which many see as indistinguishable in their policies. With Eastleigh coming up, these are interesting times for those of us OOF members who are interested in politics and the future of our country. 

[TheBoy]

Everyone should be entitled to their own political opinion. OK, I know some on OOF disagree, but thats another matter 

So, remind me, where is the story here? Somebody who we've never heard of joins the current protest party, and its big news for said protest party? Are they that short of members that they have to cream their jeans over every new member?


//TB wanders off to find a brick wall to give himself a headache

The story is that a new party is attracting members from across the political spectrum rather than from one other party. This is important, in my view, as it reflects the general discontent with the prevailing 3-party cohort, which many see as indistinguishable in their policies. With Eastleigh coming up, these are interesting times for those of us OOF members who are interested in politics and the future of our country. 

I'm sure the Tories, Labour, and the InBetweeners could equally find instances of people leaving the current protest party, and joining their ranks?

I fail to see the significance of the story.  At the end of the day, surely a party is about policies - although I trust Farage as far as I trust Milliband, Cameron and Clegg when it comes to making good on policies and promises - not about who a member's daddy is 

[Del Boy]

Well at least someone realises Ashford is full of migrants  .

[Lizzie_Zoom]

Well at least someone realises Ashford is full of migrants  .

But the migrants Del she talks about are mostly Nepalese, who are the families or relatives of the Gurkha's, those brave soldiers who have long fought within the ranks of the British Army, and who are based at Shorncliffe near Folkestone, Kent.  That unit of fighting men have won no less than 13 Victoria Cross's since they have been with the British Army.

Now how can we not accept those "migrants" as part of our community?  We have "used" them long enough, with their outstanding loyalty shinning above a lot of the locals down here!  We wanted them, and still do, so do we say "no" to people who are hard working (often in security positions), very quiet and community minded, with a wonderful culture that includes the men walking a few paces behind their women to protect them?

They are not the problem, it is others who are!

This young women who is joining the UKIP seems to be joining for wrong, and blinkered, reasons, and not to tackle the major problems this country faces.

[STMO123]

I think you mean immigrants, not migrants.