Tag: UKIP

• UKIP – RIP?

  The resignation of Diane James from leadership of the UK Independence Party, whilst perhaps not entirely surprising, is unfortunate.   Her reign of only 18 days must be something of a record for a political leader of any party, indicative perhaps of the struggles that seethe beneath the surface of UKIP’s emergent force. I raise my…

  frederick anderson

  October 5, 2016

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  Brexit, Conservative, Diane James, Elections, Eurpoean Union, federalism, Jeremy Corbyn, Lonmdon Bubble, Marxism, Marxist, Negotiations, Nigel Farage, referendum, Socialist, Theresa May, UKIP

• Eurpoe

    A word from Divvin (that’s an English County next to Zummerzet and just down the road from Darsit, if you’m wonderin’). Now, my Darlin’s, ‘tis like this. Other wick we had a vote, see?  ‘Twas like ever’body got to ‘ave a say about how us felt ‘bout the immigrants an’ that, an’ we all…

  frederick anderson

  July 6, 2016

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  democracy, EU, finance, humor, leave, Machiavelli, policy, population, Reason, referendum, Rules, security, UKIP

• So, What Now?

  Well, it happened! Those of us who did not sit up through the night of 23rd June woke in the morning to a country that is new to most of us:  an independent nation no longer huffing obediently at the heels of the ‘burgers’ of Brussels.   The UK has voted to leave the European Union.…

  frederick anderson

  June 25, 2016

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  Bankers, Boris, Brexit, Cameron, Conservative, EU, Labour Party, leave, London, Nigel Farage, referendum, UKIP, Unrepresented, Vote