As voter, in the eyes of the political parties.
Not one political party has approached my house, to my knowledge , since I moved into it 28 years ago. It’s not as if there is a sign at the end of the road saying “No entry to politicians”.
This time especially, there hasn’t been even one party political pamphlet through the letter box.
Why should we be expected to vote then?
Coming up to the European elections, we’ve seen the establishment and the MSM doing their very best to find any slur to blacken UKIP.
A few days ago their was a furore when Nigel Farage was accused of being Racist for asking the question “Would you be happy to have a group of Romanians moving in next door.”
How the politcos and the usual idiots in the MSM screamed “RACIST”.
But were they right?
I don’t think so.
The majority of Romanians are “Caucasian”. same as Nigel Farage and most of the population of the EU.
They’ll just have to amend the political correctness to include nationality.
Twats
I think I’ll vote UKIP.
Dearly beloved, let us join together to remember, and to mourn, the many victims of the War On Smoking.
Let us take a few moments of quiet contemplation to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice that was made by them, for the benefit of mankind. Some of their names will not be known to the current generation, since their demise happened many years ago, but most shared our lives until recently, and just a few are with us still, but not for much longer. Let us at this time speak together their names, that their memory may be carried forth to future generations who will otherwise not know of them.
Let us remember Truth, Justice, Fairness, Goodness, Compassion, Logic, Honesty, Tolerance, Humanity, Good Sense, Forbearance, Empathy, Virtue, Perspicacity, Clarity, Simplicity, Decency, Morality, Integrity, Rectitude, Honour and Righteousness.
Let us remember Freedom; of Choice, of Expression, of Speech, of Thought, of Science, and of Information.
And, as we humbly remember their names, let us also remember that those who sought in the past to erase their memory have themselves been brought to account – usually violently, and with much rejoicing!
From where I’ve been sitting in the last few days it would appear that the Westminster bubble of politicians can’t handle a potential new party. By that I’m referring to UKIP.
All three old parties and their greatest supporter, the BBC, have been using the old tactics beloved by themselves, of trying to use smear tactics on UKIP as these parties do amongst themselves.
What they haven’t seemed to realise is that the voters are now actually seeing for themselves, how bad for us, the EU is. Whether it is uncontrolled immigration, over regulation, or ridiculous human rights cases, the average man in the street is just starting to ask why are we in the EU?
The average voters are now voting with their feet, and in fact the mudslinging against UKIP is actually (If you can believe the polls) driving more to vote for UKIP. The man in the street now sees UKIP as an underdog that is being savaged by large attack dogs from the mainstream parties (and the BBC). The gentle folk of the UK hate bullying like this and are now leaving the mainstream parties in droves.
The LibLabCon professionals in Government can’t seem to get round the fact that the voters are tired of their tactics.
European Voting Intention (all certain to vote):
UKIP: 38% (+8)
Labour: 27% (-3)
Conservatives: 18% (-4)
Liberal Democrats: 8% (NC)
(Change since 2-3 April 2014 in brackets.)
It would be nice to see the people of the UK voting in the general election in 2015 with their convictions in the same way. Instead of the tribal politics we have today.
Today I sat down to book our forthcoming holiday flight tickets.
One surprising find with the low cost airline I was booking on, was the costs. Not high costs or low costs, but very precise costs.
Outward flight: £139.37p.
The same for the flight back. Now I’ve never had this from any airline I’ve used before. Even booking a reserved seat was precise.
Outward: £2.99
Inward : £3.00.
All I can think of is that a very zealous accountant had found out the cost per mile of the flight and divided up the cost by the number of seats on the aircraft.
Or maybe they are trying to fool us into thinking they care about the cost to poor downtrodden passengers.
What do you think?
