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Originally posted by Rank outsider
UKIP's official policy is not anti-immigration. It is anti-unrestricted immigration.
Well, "official" policy versus how they actually implement it differs widely, just like here in the US.

Like conservatives in this country claim they are not "anti-immigration", they are only "anti-illegal-immigration", and yet, they advocate unrestricted ability to stop anyone with "brown" skin and ask them to prove their citizenship. Naturally, they don't bother with anyone looking "white", and so, in fact, they are "anti-immigration-of-those-who-look-foreign".

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Originally posted by redbadger
Labour read Democrat/ conservative read Republican/ UKIP read Ku Klux Clan.
Yeah, so pretty much like the Tea Party over here.

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Oh I see, so we should only be reading parts of what you say, and you are quoting what others say and responding as if I said them; well I'm glad that's clear then. I'm having difficulty taking this seriously any more. May you live long and prosper, and may your world be multi - racial, multi - faith and multi everything else, within politically and socially tolerable (it's that emotive word again) bounds, of course.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, "official" policy versus how they actually implement it differs widely, just like here in the US.

Like conservatives in this country claim they are not "anti-immigration", they are only "anti-illegal-immigration", and yet, they advocate unrestricted ability to stop anyone with "brown" skin and ask them to prove their citizenship. Naturally, they d ...[text shortened]... anyone looking "white", and so, in fact, they are "anti-immigration-of-those-who-look-foreign".
An hour before this post you didn't even know who UKIP was. Now, apparently, you feel in a position to pass judgement on what they actually believe, rather than what they say they believe.

You should join the debate in the UK on immigration. You would fit right in.🙂

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Originally posted by Indonesia Phil
May you live long and prosper
Don't get me started on the Vulcans.....coming down here, stealing our first officers' jobs....

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I know very little about UK politics...except that when I went to this link, I saw a familiar face... two years ago I took two courses in American Government from a professor who has a thing for Scotland...so much so that he takes American students from Texas there every summer. Apparently, Prof. J. had such a hard-on for Mr. Farage, that we watched his performance in Parliament at least every third day...

...a welcome relief from American Congressional hearings... ;-)

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Originally posted by Rank outsider
An hour before this post you didn't even know who UKIP was. Now, apparently, you feel in a position to pass judgement on what they actually believe, rather than what they say they believe.

You should join the debate in the UK on immigration. You would fit right in.🙂
If you would have read what I wrote more carefully, you'd see that the only "judgement" I passed on UKIP was in the first sentence... hardly damning. What I said is what politicians the world over do, saying they represent "the people" when the only person they really represent is themselves.

The rest of my post was about... "conservatives in this country", THIS country, where I am, the US.

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I never know whether you are being serous or not, which I imagine is just how you like it.

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Originally posted by Suzianne
If you would have read what I wrote more carefully, you'd see that the only "judgement" I passed on UKIP was in the first sentence... hardly damning. What I said is what politicians the world over do, saying they represent "the people" when the only person they really represent is themselves.

The rest of my post was about... "conservatives in this country", THIS country, where I am, the US.
Yes, and I was responding to your first sentence.

However, the rest of your post is also wrong, though this may of course be the case in the US. I have met many good, honest politicians who represent their constituents faithfully and have helped to improve their lives.

They just don't very often make it into Government.

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Originally posted by Rank outsider
An hour before this post you didn't even know who UKIP was. Now, apparently, you feel in a position to pass judgement on what they actually believe, rather than what they say they believe.

You should join the debate in the UK on immigration. You would fit right in.🙂
they have no policies no manifesto just a bunch of fecking rabble rousers brown shirted Nazi scum.😵

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Originally posted by Rank outsider
An hour before this post you didn't even know who UKIP was. Now, apparently, you feel in a position to pass judgement on what they actually believe, rather than what they say they believe.
And yet, she's closer to the truth than Nigelle Farráge ever was.