Should the Conservative Party ever split in a Labour of the early 1980s style, it is likely several groups would emerge, most likely into three factions. As in Liberal-SDP fashion, UKIP could do well to benefit from this by joining together with one of these, who would you like to see UKIP co-operate with? I've identified these 3 groups. Remember each choice of alliance would shape this anti-EU movement's future direction:

"The Faith, Flag and Family" Group: Cornerstone Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"The Free-Markert Libertarians": Conservative Way Forward - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"The One Nation Reformers": Tory Reform Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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My choice would be either the, Cornerstone Group, or Conservative Way forward! Being an Agnostic, my main concern about the cornerstone group is the increasing influence of the Roman Catholics!
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Originally Posted by kernow:
My choice would be either the, Cornerstone Group, or Conservative Way forward! Being an Agnostic, my main concern about the cornerstone group is the increasing influence of the Roman Catholics!

I agree 100%.
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British-Conservatism, I think you're too extreme for even the Cornerstone group. You'd be more at home in the Monday Club.

If I was still a Tory I'd be in Conservative Way Forward, no question about it.
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Most definitely the 'Way Forward' group.
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