[Jay.]

for me it's snp/green

but I just found out that people from the uk can't vote for snp so

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Probably overall the SNP at present of all the parties.

Of the ones I can vote for since I live in England then it is Labour all the way at present.

Joey - You didn't vote - Labour is on Zero!

[smudgie]

Has to be Conservatives for me, our local MP is great.

[arista]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Has to be Conservatives for me, our local MP is great.

You Are Most Wise

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Jay.

for me it's snp/green

but I just found out that people from the uk can't vote for snp so

people from the UK can vote for SNP

But only if you are in Scotland

the clue is in the name

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

people from the UK can vote for SNP

But only if you are in Scotland

the clue is in the name

that's what i meant

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Joey - You didn't vote - Labour is on Zero!

I know, At this moment in time the SNP do go much further on policies I would like to see however.
I did add that Labour was the party I most liked that I could vote for.

If I lived in Scotland however, like the great numbers of still undecided voters there are up there at present,I would be struggling as to who to vote for, Labour or SNP.

Oddly,enough although I am supporting Labour,I do believe it isn't the case that to a lot of voters they would be their favourite party.
It is just that so many voters really detest this coalition and have seen the cruelty of the Conservative policies particularly, that they see Labour as the only effective way to get them out.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Has to be Conservatives for me, our local MP is great.

Many of them are really good and dedicated.

I know of lots of them,I also like it when all the odds are stacked against a good MP that the voters keep behind them with a good personal vote.

If voters fail to give credit to really good MPs,then it is no wonder more and more poor ones become the norm.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Jay.

that's what i meant

you have to vote Ukip in England, keep your mitts of the SNP

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Nedusa

I'm sailing on the SS UKIP

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

And I'm in the very next cabin on the same ship.

I'm cutting a sizeable hole in the Hull as we speak

[Rob!]

People voting UKIP

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Rob!

People voting UKIP

yes as they face realities that others prefer to sweep under the carpet in case people call them a name

[MTVN]

Two torpedoes needed to take out the SS UKIP and SS Salmond

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Two torpedoes needed to take out the SS UKIP and SS Salmond

plus a few more to take out all the boats full of illegals heading to England and the NHS

[Rob!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

yes as they face realities that others prefer to sweep under the carpet in case people call them a name

What like homophobic and racist?

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Rob!

People voting UKIP

They filled my little mind with dread
of The Boogeyman hiding beneath my bed.
"He's evil and 'orrible so don't dare look"
Then I did and thought; "Woah What The ****?"
There was no Boogeyman beneath my bed
Just Nigel with THE TRUTH instead"

From 'Original Ode's' by Kirk Byron with a foreword by WaterHog. Published by Tibb and available from 'Cut Through The Crap' bookshop and all good outlets.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Rob!

What like homophobic and racist?

well if you find any examples of that in their recent manifesto let me and the thread know

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Two torpedoes needed to take out the SS UKIP and SS Salmond

Sure SNP


But even though they all No to a UKIP merge
saying no they will not
work with them etc


If UKIP numbers go up
they will be merged in (to keep Labour feckers Out)
One of them Douglas
is a former Conservative
so he can set it up.

[Rob!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

well if you find any examples of that in their recent manifesto let me and the thread know

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

plus a few more to take out all the boats full of illegals heading to England and the NHS

[Rob!]

Or maybe the fact that they refer to homosexuality as a special interest group?

[Jack_]

95% sure I'll be voting Labour in the GE, but also like the Greens (and may vote for them in the council election happening in my uni area), the SNP and the TUSC.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Rob!

Or maybe the fact that they refer to homosexuality as a special interest group?

Where in the manifesto?

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Rob!

I dont work for ukip

#reaching

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Rob!

Or maybe the fact that they refer to homosexuality as a special interest group?

Like every other party Rob, UKIP are far from perfect, but with me it's a case of the Pro's FAR outweighing any CONS.

In my opinion, the EU and our 'Open Door' immigration policy are THE two issues which are of the gravest, most urgent concern for this country's future survival, and Farage is THE only politician who is genuine, honest and passionate about addressing them both - the other leaders are paying lip service or have policies which are in opposition to my own views.

As LT says; there is NOTHING in the UKIP Manifesto to alarm anyone, and if the day ever came when Farage held power directly or the balance of power in a coalition, and adverse policies DID start to be proposed or implemented, then ALL of us have the vote to remove him.

The other (Big) two party leaders are PROVEN liars whereas Farage is merely the victim of propaganda.

I'll give him a chance.

[MB.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Where in the manifesto?

It isn't in their manifesto, because UKIP are the only political party not to mention LGBT rights in their manifesto.