Do you consider UKIP good or bad?

"higher health spending as people waited to visit the doctor until their conditions become worse and the government is obliged to pick up the bill using vouchers"
Indeed, and so they'll seek to increase efficiency: a study found that 41 firms privatized by public offerings in 15 countries--Jamaica, Chile, Singapore, and Mexico among them--increased returns on sales, assets, and equity, raised internal efficiency, improved their capital structure, and increased capital expenditures.

Healthcare firms?


Who is going to opt out of the NHS, private healthcare already fob expensive procedures off on them

UKIP are good, we'll have billions more from not being in the EU and we might just have a chance to fight against the terroism and immigration problems.

It doesn't cost us billions being a member of the EU in fact we receive much more money to subsidise things like back to work programmes, training and money to reduce pollution from agriculture are just a few.

Not being in the EU won't help fighting terrorism either. I'm afraid anyone suggesting all UKIP stands for isn't able to see the bigger picture. UKIP are just the BNP in suits, an interview with the founder of UKIP was in the Guardian newspaper he left the party because of the racism and prejudice in the party and the desire that many members of the party, including Nigel Farage had to recruit BNP candidates to UKIP.

I also find it ironic that he doesn't want to allow European immigrants into the UK but his wife is German. Doesn't that make her an immigrant?


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He does want to allow European immigrants. But he wants control on volume and quality. Why reject an Indian engineer in favour of limitless unskilled immigration? So since he wants quantity and quality control I don't see how the wife thing is relevant. Seems to be a common straw man people use to distort the argument.

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Assuming that his wife isn't one of the unskilled and can add value to the country. However she's paid through his expenses as his PA I'm sure there are plenty of unemployed British nationals that could also fulfil that position. It's not a way of distorting the argument but shows the hypocrisy of everything he says he stands for.


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So much mistruths about UKIP and UKIP policy in this thread it's painful. No point arguing with those who refuse to acknowledge truths.

Why don't you enlighten us all then?

Why don't you actually read what is known of their policies and what Farage actually says as opposed to surmising what UKIP is about?

My concern now is the Greens as the EU elections are pretty much done and dusted. Nothing I say will influence people. I urge everyone to ignore the crap often posted on TSR and to print off actual policies and then using highlighters highlight those you agree with green and those you don't red. Those you're indifferent to yellow. Then you'll come to your own conclusions.

The EU elections were of course important so had to vote UKIP in them as they support my stance on the EU as a political establishment. The general elections I know the greens have no chance but that's who will get my vote. Had this been pre EU elections yes I would enlighten you but there really is no point now.

The EU election ship has sailed. What happens now is down to those in EU debates and elsewhere in politics. The eurosceptics have done their bit across Europe giving them a louder voice.

Its time to withdraw from the EU and become a socialist country that works in the nations and peoples interests first. Pure socialism will never work with an open door policy to Europe.

I know a fair bit about UKIP policies, to be honest. I haven't surmised anything. I just wanted to know which policies you believe to be commonly misconceived. Perhaps you ought to do a little bit of research before you snap like that next time ...

Snap? This is just a forum. The fact you believe I get even remotely emotional over anything posted on here is laughable.

By the way, where did I state your surmised or single you out for it? I wasn't even referring to you at that point yet you assumed I was. Get over yourself darling, I am not talking about you.

As for going on to explain I will do if the posters in question ask. You are not one of them so I am not going to do so as quite frankly its none of your business. You weren't mentioned yet took it upon yourself to jump in.

Perhaps you should take a step back and stop jumping in and thinking everything is about you before responding to people who quite frankly couldn't care less.

Why don't you actually read what is known of their policies and what Farage actually says as opposed to surmising what UKIP is about?

His wife obviously is skilled fulfilling the role she does for him.

What British person who isn't his wife would brief him at 3am in his house? Dealing with confidential and sensitive information relating to him and his party? His wife would get the job assuming she applied as she is most suited. So that's just a ridiculous line of and weak argument to follow.

He wants to get rid of expenses and in fact exposed the whole thing in the first place when he did a video about earning as much as those at Goldman Sachs on EU expenses.

The fact people even discuss his wife shows how much the argument about the actual issues has been lost.

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, **** economy = rise of the far right = social stigma

UKIP are just the BNP in suits, an interview with the founder of UKIP was in the Guardian newspaper he left the party because of the racism and prejudice in the party and the desire that many members of the party, including Nigel Farage had to recruit BNP candidates to UKIP.

And yet he still claims expenses!

Healthcare firms?

It doesn't cost us billions being a member of the EU in fact we receive much more money to subsidise things like back to work programmes, training and money to reduce pollution from agriculture are just a few.

So are you against private companies providing goods/services paid for by the NHS?

Why don't you actually read what is known of their policies and what Farage actually says as opposed to surmising what UKIP is about?