Why I am Standing for UKIP

Sunday, 7th March 2010

Why I Am Standing for UKIP   I joined UKIP because I needed an outlet for my boiling anger at the travesty of democracy foisted on us by the Westminster Consensus. The Conservative party has conserved nothing of Britain in the last 60 years. The Labour party’s policies have been... More

I Want Democracy, Not In-flight Catering!

Saturday, 6th March 2010

I Want Democracy, Not In-flight Catering!       “Would you like the salmon or the pasta?” That’s my nightmare choice of meal options on a long haul flight because I can’t stand either of them. If I choose one of the unpalatable options, just... More

Bad Ideas We Can't Afford

Friday, 5th March 2010

Bad Ideas We Can’t Afford   Thanks to the government’s culpability in aiding and abetting Britain’s financial crisis, income tax payers are going to experience at least a decade of falling living standards. There is an alternative to confiscatory taxation and... More

Boiling Frogs the EU way

Saturday, 13th February 2010

Boiling frogs the EU way Now that the so-called PIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain) are squealing because of the euro’s death-grip (or “mortgage” in Latin), there are renewed comments saying that whatever we think of the Prime Minister’s stewardship we must be... More

The truth is now out

Friday, 12th February 2010

The media is struck all but dumb in neatherworld Thursday, 11th February 2010 Last October, I wrote about how Andrew Neather, a former speechwriter for various Labour Cabinet ministers, had blurted out the fact that the Labour government had engaged on a covert act of national sabotage by... More

Lord Pearson of Rannoch

Sunday, 7th February 2010

Thursday, 4th February 2010 This is the first in what will be a regular series of newsletters from UKIP Leader Lord Pearson of Rannoch. February 5, 2010 In the wake of UKIP’s spectacular success in the European elections and subsequent achievements in local ones, we have to organise... More

Government in trouble

Friday, 5th February 2010

Europe   Government criticised for bypassing Parliament in controversial EU-US anti-terror deal; UK Europe Minister unaware of Commons debate on the issue The Government has come under fierce criticism from MPs from both parties for its failure to give Parliament the eight-week period granted... More

Higher Energy Costs

Friday, 5th February 2010

Europe   Ofgem warns of power blackouts and soaring energy bills to meet EU rules The Times reports that energy regulator Ofgem has warned of power blackouts and spiralling consumer prices, and raised the prospect of partial renationalisation of the industry in order to maintain the UK's energy... More

Parliamentary Candidate for Orpington

Tuesday, 29th December 2009

Ted Heath, the Tory prime minister in 1972, took the UK into what is the now EU with deliberate lies and stealth. His opinion was that ‘…the British public are too stupid to be involved in governing themselves…’. i.e. only he and his fellow, self appointed Elite are... More

Questionable mortgages

Monday, 28th December 2009

Commissioner McCreevy obtained €1.6 million loan amid questionable lending practices The front page of the Irish Independent reports that outgoing EU Internal Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy is one of several Fianna Fail politicians who have been named by an RTE 'Prime Time Investigates'... More

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