Nearly half of all voters want Britain to leave the European Union

[[WS]Jacob]

Quit trying to indirectly provoke Welsh people, you've probibly never been to Wales, if you had been you'd know that only a small majority of the Welsh population have a 'Welsh accent' such as in the valleys, where as in Cardiff you won't find any.

I've been to Wales quite a few times and like going there. Was actually going to defend the Welsh but look how it backfired.

Before us Brits decide on whether to be in/out we need clear information as it's clear from this topic you have either been sucked into the OUT by UKIP or just want things to stay the same. We really haven't heard valid reasons just "I think this so vote for me".

[Mikal]

I've been to Wales quite a few times and like going there. Was actually going to defend the Welsh but look how it backfired.

Before us Brits decide on whether to be in/out we need clear information as it's clear from this topic you have either been sucked into the OUT by UKIP or just want things to stay the same. We really haven't heard valid reasons just "I think this so vote for me".

Well UKIP has pretty much explained every reason to leave, where as the other parties haven't explained any reasons to stay.

[[WS]Jacob]

Well UKIP has pretty much explained every reason to leave, where as the other parties haven't explained any reasons to stay.

That's my point. We haven't been given proper information on the IN/OUT debate only just pressure from UKIP saying "we want out" and Conservatives with others saying "we want to stay".

[Mikal]

That's my point. We haven't been given proper information on the IN/OUT debate only just pressure from UKIP saying "we want out" and Conservatives with others saying "we want to stay".

No but UKIP actually gave reasons to leave, and I believe them, the other parties just say 'We should stay, Ill negotiate this and that' - Only because the EU is best for their own personal gain, Nigel Farage said he doesn't care if he ever becomes prime minister, aslong as UKIP influences an EU exit and a stronger UK he said he does not care, where as people like Cameron, have already been pulling strings to be re-elected, it's people like Cameron that are making the UK weaker, along with Labour who destroyed our military and let everyone get stuck into sitting on the British benefits system, intead of actually encouraging people to work for a living, at the end of the day, if UKIP policies stay the same they are the only party I'll ever vote for, the conservatives and lib dems are full of crap, and labour completely wastes money and feeds everyone cash on a spoon just to get re-elected, because it's their only way of doing it.

The UK has got stuck into a trend of voting for the same parties even if they don't like them, and now that UKIP has gotten the first surge of support of a party that isnt in the top 3 since WW2, the others are diving out of their seats and promising things they don't want to give, such as Cameron promising an EU referendum IF they get re-elected, just goes to show that they only care about being in the best seats, and not doing whats best for the UK.

[Jubin]

That might be the case at the moment, but they are trying to turn it into more than a political union, such as trying to merge all our militarys into 1 large European military, trying to get rid of all our cultural identities just to create 1 giant European identity, they have already merged most of Europes economies through the Euro, than god the UK didn't join in on that party.

I think you have been watching way too much the New World Order "documentaries".

[Alsatian]

Mikal, you're like a walking contradiction and it's really getting quite embarrassing now.

[Mikal]

Mikal, you're like a walking contradiction and it's really getting quite embarrassing now.

I don't get embarrassed.

[[WS]Jacob]

Nigel Farage said he doesn't care if he ever becomes prime minister, aslong as UKIP influences an EU exit and a stronger UK he said he does not care

I'm sure he does care about being the PM after all that's the only way that his party would actually be able to get policies through that he wanted. If you don't have majority seats then you haven't got the power to get anything turned into physical policy.

I think the election will be between Labour, Conservatives and UKIP. From that I think people feel completely screwed over by Cameron and the coalition so it's Labour vs UKIP. But then Ed doesn't put up much of a fight and UKIP can be seen as quite extreme to some people. It looks to be one that will be quite hard to call but I suppose we shall have to see nearer the time. To be honest I think Labour picked the wrong brother.

[Salmonella]

Nigel Farage said he doesn't care if he ever becomes prime minister, aslong as UKIP influences an EU exit and a stronger UK he said he does not care, where as people like Cameron, have already been pulling strings to be re-elected.

Politics 101: They always care about becoming prime minister or any other higher position, and they'll always deny it exactly like Nigel Farage has done just now.

I don't get embarrassed.

I'm sure you did, and it'd be really unhealthy if you didn't.

[Gandalf]

And what are the reasons UKIP has proovided that have not been shown to be false?

[[WS]Jacob]

Politics 101: They always care about becoming prime minister or any other higher position, and they'll always deny it

I hope this is true for Boris Johnson.

[Mikal]

I'm sure he does care about being the PM after all that's the only way that his party would actually be able to get policies through that he wanted. If you don't have majority seats then you haven't got the power to get anything turned into physical policy.

I think the election will be between Labour, Conservatives and UKIP. From that I think people feel completely screwed over by Cameron and the coalition so it's Labour vs UKIP. But then Ed doesn't put up much of a fight and UKIP can be seen as quite extreme to some people. It looks to be one that will be quite hard to call but I suppose we shall have to see nearer the time. To be honest I think Labour picked the wrong brother.

UKIP wont win this time round, but the time next, maybe.
I'm guessing it will be the Conservatives, again.

I hope this is true for Boris Johnson.

Boris the clown.

[Pandalink]

I'm guessing it will be the Conservatives, again.

Would you rather Labour got in again? :roll:

UKIP aren't going to win a general election, it just simply isn't going to happen.
The only thing that might happen some years in the future is a coalition with the Conservatives but even that's quite a few years away.

[Mikal]

Would you rather Labour got in again? :roll:

UKIP aren't going to win a general election, it just simply isn't going to happen.
The only thing that might happen some years in the future is a coalition with the Conservatives but even that's quite a few years away.

Labour are a bunch of lazy ass lickers who encourage people to sit on benefits. :roll: