Cant see what is "poor" about the thread. Representatives of UKIP made an offer which was accepted and then reneged on it. I am simply reporting the facts.
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Originally Posted by Richard the Lionheart:
Cant see what is "poor" about the thread. Representatives of UKIP made an offer which was accepted and then reneged on it. I am simply reporting the facts.

There are two sides to every story
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Originally Posted by Danny:
There are two sides to every story

I beg to differ. Would you find two sides to the 'Holocaust' story?
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Good on the administration of UKIP for breaking their one representative's promise. It is only by campaigning strongly in by-elections like these that they have any chance of dismissing the one-issue myth and starting to build up power bases for future Westminster elections.

After all, what's the point standing aside for a load of English nationalists? :-)
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I look forward to UKIP being hammered in this election.

After all, what's the point of a one-policy anti-EU party, while English nationalists feel the same way towards the EU?
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Originally Posted by Northumbrian:
I look forward to UKIP being hammered in this election.

After all, what's the point of a one-policy anti-EU party, while English nationalists feel the same way towards the EU?

So far as I know there isn't a one-policy anti-EU party in existence. And FYI UKIP is a unionist party if you are suggesting that the shared anti-EU opinion of both parties makes UKIP superfluous.

BTW I have no doubt that UKIP will be hammered. It's just a shame and at least they have bothered to fight the election.
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Originally Posted by HM:
And FYI UKIP is a unionist party .

Surely UKIP must realise that the Union is dead, devolution is too far enacted.
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In relation to the statement by Richard the lion heart I think it was ill judged and way over the top.He should of chosen his words more carefully it was a local disagreement.The thread title could of being something like local dispute UKIP renage on agreement that is a more grown up way of doing things.I am afraid Richard the lion heart has shown political Inmaturaty
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Originally Posted by Danny:
I am afraid Richard the lion heart has shown political Inmaturaty

Or even 'immaturity'? If you need help with the big words, you can always ask ...
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Originally Posted by Northumbrian:
Or even 'immaturity'? If you need help with the big words, you can always ask ...

Sorry northumbrian mis typed.And spelled it wrong but posters will understand the point being made in relation to Richard the lion hearts very poor worded thread statement which hasnt done him any favours.
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