Politics (and other political stuff)
Politics (and other political stuff)
(30 Jan 2015, 9:41 am)Andreos1 Following on from earlier comments, I have been looking at the Green party as an alternative to cast my vote.Not sure how seriously I should take a tabloid...But The Greens have said Brits wanting to join IS and Al-Qaeda will be legalised...
Whilst I am unsure as to who will be standing in my constituency, the Tories and UKIP ain't getting my vote. Neither will the BNP or anything else of that ilk.
The Lib Dems had a chance to show they had something behind them, failing miserably and Labour, well as I have said before - aren't Labour.
I took a look a the Green Party. Some of their manifesto is interesting, some I agree with, some I don't.
I think this article (http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...y-election) from a few days ago, sums their current situation up.
It also has similar thoughts to one I suggest a while back, about the need for a left wing party, to emerge and do for the left, what UKIP has done for the other side - in bringing issues, concerns etc to the wider public conscience.
(30 Jan 2015, 9:41 am)Andreos1 Following on from earlier comments, I have been looking at the Green party as an alternative to cast my vote.Not sure how seriously I should take a tabloid...But The Greens have said Brits wanting to join IS and Al-Qaeda will be legalised...
Whilst I am unsure as to who will be standing in my constituency, the Tories and UKIP ain't getting my vote. Neither will the BNP or anything else of that ilk.
The Lib Dems had a chance to show they had something behind them, failing miserably and Labour, well as I have said before - aren't Labour.
I took a look a the Green Party. Some of their manifesto is interesting, some I agree with, some I don't.
I think this article (http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...y-election) from a few days ago, sums their current situation up.
It also has similar thoughts to one I suggest a while back, about the need for a left wing party, to emerge and do for the left, what UKIP has done for the other side - in bringing issues, concerns etc to the wider public conscience.
