UKIP must not enter into any coalition with the Tories. I would, however, be prepared to look at any deal where the Tories offer not to field a candidate in, say, fifteen Westminster constituencies where UKIP might then have a chance in exchange for UKIP not wrecking Tory chances elsewhere BUT - I would offer an identical deal to Labour - VERY publicly.
The major party which helps us most - would then win the jackpot.
If either party backs out or refuses the offer or suggests a worthless alternative - it is entirely THEIR own fault if UKIP then concocts something with the other side.
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