Sir,
UKIP must strongly avoid labels such as left and right. All these achieve
is to wilfully cast away votes from those generally sensible people who may well
customarily identify with the opposite side. We must be known at all times as
‘The Sensible Party’.
To win, ‘when we no longer have a cause’ (or so we are told) we
must:
a) Attack the liberal establishment – challenging them on every stoopid
utterance they ever make and
b) Produce a multitude of sensible policies which neither waste public
money nor trample on the wishes of the ‘the average
Joe’.
We can never afford to fall into the LibLabCon/Green trap of telling the
electorate what they must want!
Policies which alienate any segment of society (other than the liberal
and hard left, of course) must be shunned. Where matters are moral and
controversial – let referenda decide. We really must examine the Swiss model and
learn from it.
UKIP’s only forward path is to truly become the People’s Party and to
lovingly embrace the label of ‘populism’. Note this quotation from a well known
black Pastor (Dr Joseph D’Souza) in the USA:
‘If any party in the U.S., as well as in other nations like Britain and
in other major democracies, want the vote of the silent majority, they have to
appeal to the things that matter to this group. After all, what I have always
appreciated about America is that it’s democracy is “representative.”
Politicians are to reflect the will of the people as opposed to inflicting the
people with their own will, their own agenda.’
Respectfully,
Ukip Daily.
