Originally Posted by British-Conservatism:
An anti-immigration and anti-EU Nationalist party would likely take 20% of the Cornish vote in it's first attempt.
Even back in 1979 on a similar manifesto it took 10%.

I sincerely doubt that.

Even combined, UKIP and MK make up less than 10% of the vote, with UKIP making up the good majority. MK do not even put up candidates in all Cornish constituencies.
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Originally Posted by British-Conservatism:
If Conwall had a real Nationalist party much like MK was back in the 1970's it would do very well.

Another statement unconnected with the Post to which it is a reply.

I assume that you are not able to directly answer my enquiries coherently.

:-)


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Originally Posted by Eurosceptic Atlanticist:
I sincerely doubt that.

Even combined, UKIP and MK make up less than 10% of the vote, with UKIP making up the good majority. MK do not even put up candidates in all Cornish constituencies.

Look up the election stats if you dont believe me.
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Originally Posted by British-Conservatism:
Look up the election stats if you dont believe me.

I don't doubt the 1979 figure, I doubt your projections about the success of a Nationalist Party today.
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Originally Posted by cassie:
Another statement unconnected with the Post to which it is a reply.

I assume that you are not able to directly answer my enquiries coherently.

:-)


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For god sake try and keep up with the tread it was in response to a statement made.

As for your second point (hope I don’t need to put it in bold this time) Try asking me something first!
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Originally Posted by British-Conservatism:
For god sake try and keep up with the tread it was in response to a statement made. [Which statement?]

As for your second point (hope I don’t need to put it in bold this time) [I think you do!]
Try asking me something first![I would, if I knew what you were on about!]

Ahem, I think you ought to try keeping up.

You intervened when the subject was the questions asked by Kernow as follows: "I asked them a straight question. What was their view on Halal and Kosher slaughter! I've yet to receive a reply!"
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Originally Posted by cassie:
Ahem, I think you ought to try keeping up.

You intervened when the subject was the questions asked by Kernow as follows: "I asked them a straight question. What was their view on Halal and Kosher slaughter! I've yet to receive a reply!"

Two short planks springs to mind.
Weirdo!
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Originally Posted by British-Conservatism:
Two short planks springs to mind.
Weirdo!

I'm not impressed with you either!

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Originally Posted by cassie:
I would not dispute that, but why ask those questions in a Cornish context? Is this thread not about the Liberals in Cornwall? Have I missed a trick?

I notice you've ducked the other 'Cornish' matter I raised! :-)

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Sorry I didn't know the Cornish Liberals didn't want their opinions to expand beyond Cornwall! I think I'll start a party called the "Devon repatriation Party". Our first job will be to repatriate all the "Brummies" who come here who 'know everything', ending up on local councils and school governors who then try and tell us "Dumplings" what we're doing wrong!
For the record I have got nothing against Cornish "Darkie Days, simply because I don't think they're anything to do with racism, more to do with folk lore! Of course the left wing PC brigade will disagree!
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Originally Posted by kernow:
Sorry I didn't know the Cornish Liberals didn't want their opinions to expand beyond Cornwall!

So far as I know, no members of the Liberal Party in Cornwall have turned up on this forum yet, but I've no doubt they would be happy for anything related to the Liberal Party to be discussed in this thread. As a non-Cornish Liberal, having started this thread, I'd be equally happy. What was the question again? Halal and kosher meat? I can tell you my opinion if you like, but if you want the official Liberal Party policy on this (if there is one), then I'd have to ask around a bit.

Originally Posted by kernow:
For the record I have got nothing against Cornish "Darkie Days, simply because I don't think they're anything to do with racism, more to do with folk lore!

From the little I've heard about them, I agree completely.
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