Yes well the Tories have got all the answers haven't they!!

Correct me if I am wrong but have any of these parties actually confirmed there is a problem to be solved here? You use the words multicultural, multi-ethnic dog's breakfast and yes no one asked as they knew what the answer would be. That said none in power have done anything to solve it.

UKIP might have gone some way down that road but it's not like it is going to make any difference is it although quitting the EU just about might be a start....

You best get used to Hayes town looking like downtown Mogadishu cos that's the benefit of having such a diverse/multicultural community init bruv.

The LibLabCon are guilty of deliberately creating the mess that Hayes has been reduced to. Here are a few names of the guilty: Heath, Wilson, Callaghan, Foot, Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron/Clegg, Miliband. From that short list of names we have been offered what were intended to appeared to be different policies, but all of them did NOTHING to reduce, or restrict, or improve the situation. All of them have played their part in creating the current disastrous situation. They have all set out to break Britain apart.

The same situation can be seen right across the land. The LibLabCon have reduced Bradford, Leeds, Leicester, large swathes of Manchester and Birmingham, complete boroughs of London, parts of Southampton have been reduced to something simialr, and many other cities and large towns across the UK have also been reduced to a disunited mix of cultures that are as unifiable as iron and clay.

To make matters worse, the LibLabCon have passed legislation that favours the 'rights' of non-indigenous non-Western nationals – especially where non-Western nationals have a completely non-British or non-Western culture. The same legislation has also been designed and applied to positively disadvantage natural born Brits.

The Christian Scriptures and beliefs can be openly abused, mocked and blasphemed, but not a whisper must be breathed against any other belief system. Christians are punished for voicing a Bible-based teaching, but extremists from other less tolerant faiths can openly voice extreme abuse against British society and its culture.

Here are two examples from today's news of Christians made to suffer in modern Britain:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... rents.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... eague.html

The truth is; the LibLabCon can not be trusted with power. They have all proven themselves to be disinterested in the Britain that most of us want to see. They do not work for us – they work against.

The LibLabCon are equally untrustworthy with their policies concerning education, transport, industry, employment, power generation and energy supplies, corporatisation, health, security, defence - and the deliberately weakened state of the military, border controls, environment, marriage, taxation, EU, UN, housing, planning, family matters, travel, terrorism, pensions, law & order, justice, wars, economy, banking; in fact everything affecting our lives and the well-being of the nation. Not only are they all equally untrustworthy, their policies all turrn out to be vitually the same.

Now the LibLabCon are planning to increase their spying activities and control over what little is left of our personal freedoms – all supposedly in the fight against terrorism – the very terrorism that Blair, Brown, Cameron, and Clegg have done their utmost to encourage by leaving our national border wide open AND launching attacks on foreign nations and peoples that were/are nothing to do with us.

The LibLabCon have proven themselves to be anti-British in the extreme.

Yes, yes and yes. I agree that some of the parties are too right wing but UKIP seems to be the best one and the one that current MP's are defecting to after they feel their original mob have failed them.

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I don't consider the LibLabCon to be 'right' of 'left wing; they are globalists – that is fascists.

Labour portray themselves as being 'Left'; while their leader Miliband comes from a thoroughly Marxist family background, and is so far left that he will continue to go around in revolutionary circles. Cameron pretends to be a Conservative, at the same time claims to be the most 'Green' government ever; green representing a camouflage of colour change from the 'Red Left'. After the last election Cameron could not wait to form a love-in coalition with Clegg & Co and their assorted bunch of misfits. Cameron is so comfortable at cosying up to the 'Left' that he refers to 'Left' Obama as his 'Bro' (brother); maybe 'comrade' would be more honest of Cameron.

Clegg is so liberal that he will get into political bed with anybody who will have him, as this report shows: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... seats.html
Cameron and Miliband will publicly deny they are looking a for coalition with Clegg, but in truth, all three of them would prefer a coalition of the LibLabCon – a one party state.

I agree that UKIP appear to be offering us a genuine alternative. On the other hand, Farage may advertanly, or inadvertantly, cause a three party LibLabCon coalition to be the result of the election. We must not forget the uncertainty, and the opportunity for fraud, that postal votes provide for the LibLabCon to arrive at their chosen outcome. Frankly, I consider that all the LibLabCon have proven themselves to be so untrustworthy, and so anti-British, that nothing is beyond their capability when it comes to fixing the result of the election.

I see the greens are claiming their membership has suddenly surged past UKIP. That seems unlikely in the extreme to me and my hunch is that a lot of lefties who are already members of other parties have probably signed up to make that happen.

The GE voting results are going to be interesting. There are many claims and counter claims it's getting confusing.

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UKIP are not really a threat to the big two parties... I would love to be proved wrong but they will only win a handful of seats.

Their big opportunity will be in the GE after this one once they get some serious names into Parliament, if and it is a big if they can poll more than the Lib Dems this time round then come the 2020 election they have a chance of becoming the third party in UK politics.

Hung Parliament and deals behind closed doors is the likely scenario, until we see how the seat numbers stack up impossible to tell. Can Farage force an early referendum from Cameron in return for support, maybe but not if there is someone else Cameron can get into bed with.

I think UKIP will do huge damage to the other parties even if they don't win many seats. I think they'll influence the outcone both ways in lots of seats. I also think they're going to be very bad news for the Lib Dems.

I agree with all that. The problem will be, if UKIP fail to win an outright majority and only gain a handful of seats. Then whatever is left of the Libs, Labs, CONS, and maybe the Greens, form an effective one party government coalition, with a small number of UKIP and others presenting no real opposition to the coalition of evil. I include the Greens (however few of them) in that coalition mix because in terms of their aims they are no different to the LibLabCon. A LibLabConGreen coalition may even be presented as a coalition of 'unity' in these desperate times.

The big problem is getting the native British person out to vote. 'They' always turn out in full to vote 'their' people in.

Nigel needs his supporters and people who think his way to turn out in full, then there would be an upset I'm sure.

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