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#0615* – The Sun Shines Bright on The Petition for a Referendum!
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 06/08/2011
Posted in Mike Nattrass MEP, Nigel FARAGE EFD MEP, Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP, The Petition, The Sun, Trevor COLMAN MEP | Leave a Comment »
#0541* – Whilst UKIP Squabble Like Ferrets In A Sack… SINCLAIRE Ploughs On
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 10/06/2011
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Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP Just Ploughs On!
Aware That The Aim Is Leave-The-EU & Posture Politics in The EU WILL NOT Achieve That!
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I published the blog from Nikki Sinclaire’s blog the day it was published there but here it is with the full text – and it is good to see sound reasoning rather than yet another rant by Nigel Farage about his testicles or how he is the chosen one having been spared when run over blind drunk in a gutter, sacked from the City as a failure due to alcohol and with not a single genuine friend who is prepared to step forward in his support when publicised as consorting with a prostitute, funding his wife and mistress from the public purse or called on to resign by a corrupt MEP he cheated and lied to bring into UKIP.
The clamour of support from Malcolm Pearson, Stuart Wheeler, Hugh Williams, Stuart Agnew, Gerard Batten, Trevor Colman, Mike Nattrass, Paul Nuttal or ANYONE he isn’t directly funding through UKIP is deafening in its silence!
Thursday, 9 June 2011
Article in Todays Birmingham Post
& here is the text as promised – when I got around to it!
Clearly Nikki Sinclaire MEP gave the interview BEFORE UKIP published their apology for having abused, harassed, demeaned and lied about her that gave rise to the Guilty Verdict against UKIP, Nigel Farage MEP & Godfrey Bloom MEP in The British Courts at the New Year.
The apology can be found in The Right Sidebar or if you
CLICK HERE > UKIP Official Apology 01
Out of interest for the Grass Roots Party Members so betrayed by their self serving leadership and its party funded parasites and leadership praise singers, YOU WILL NOTE subsequent to this article Nikki Sinclaire MEP accepted the apology and has agreed to set aside persuit of The Guilty Verdict or any resultant damages, which could have bankrupted UKIP and closed down the leadership self enrichment and scams once and for all.
It is clearly in Britain’s best interest to Leave-The-EU but NOT at the expense of prostituting UKIP to jump through The EU bribe enduced rings like performing poodles to help the leadership of UKIP enrich itself by selling its Party Members’ Principles to associate with extremists, racists, anti Jewish, violently anti homosexual pro EU membership scum of EU Politics as in The EFD Group or ever again to risk association with such vile low lifes in ANY Pan EU Political Party just to help The EU project destroy National Politics for payouts and bribes – such as Fishing Trips to The Seychelles on offer to MEPs and used to bribe other members of The EFD etc.
I can well see Nikki Sinclaire MEP standing as a UKIP candidate but only on her ethical stance and terms to ensure she can continue to acquit her duty to campaign to Leave-The-EU as she is with her Nation Wide Petition to embarrass The Government into holding a Full Day Debate YET AGAIN to explain how they have lied about The EU in Parliament and misled the people.
IF Nikki Sinclaire can get The 100,000 signatures, and she is well on the way with well over half – one ad alone brought in 5,000 signatures and on Friday in Shrewsbury approaching a further 1,000 were obtained and EVERY ONE of these people has received the Magazine and a form to obtain another 10 signatures each – the effect is snowballing whilst UKIP in The EU is achieving, after 18 years, almost nothing except a tasteless notoriety as irresponsible fools without ANY Gravitas or Dignity.
The Petition is due to start being presented via The Petition Bag on The Speakers Chair by a totally Cross Party list of MPs who are now working in support of The Petition.
The Petition is also working in Harmony with Toby Blackwell’s funded
Peoples’ Campaign Pledge for An IN / OUT Referendum
being organised and run by Bridget Rowe, James Pryor & Jon Gaunt See: The Midnight Group for details of the Campaigns & More!
The Government MAY WELL try to duck out of their undertaking so then is the time to pile on more publicity with all the help she can get – this MAY NOT BE the crack in the armour but it is sure to hell worth trying whilst UKIP Leadership keep squabbling like ferrets in a sack to keep their snouts in the trough and feed their parasites.
MEP Nikki Sinclaire still hoping to stand for UKIP at next election
West Midlands MEP Nikki Sinclaire fell out with her UKIP colleagues last year, but she tells Political Editor Jonathan Walker why she could still return to the fold – and why she turns her back when she hears Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.
A rebel MEP who was expelled from UKIP and took the party to an employment tribunal has said she still hopes to stand in the next European elections – as a UKIP candidate.
Nikki Sinclaire said she could still patch things up with her party despite a bitter public feud with leader Nigel Farage and an ongoing row over allegations of sexism and homophobia.
Ms Sinclaire revealed this was not the first time she took legal action against UKIP. A High Court ruling in 2004 found in her favour after the party attempted to remove her from its National Executive Committee.
She went on to become the second UKIP MEP representing the West Midlands when she was elected in 2009.
Speaking to the Birmingham Post, Ms Sinclaire also said she had spent £11,000 from EU funds on newspaper adverts to promote her campaign for a referendum on leaving the EU.
The campaign, backed by West Midlands UKIP MEP Mike Nattrass and celebrity chef Rustie Lee, has so far attracted 50,000 signatures.
She said: “The adverts were paid for out of my communication budget, and that had to be pre-approved by the Parliament. It was fantastic to get that.”
Ms Sinclaire’s joy in becoming UKIP’s second West Midlands MEP in 2009 quickly turned sour after she fell out with her colleagues in 2010 over her refusal to sit with the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group, UKIP’s group in the European Parliament.
This included parties from other European nations, including some which she considered to be homophobic and anti-semitic.
As a result, she was stripped of the party whip, preventing her from calling herself a UKIP MEP or standing as a UKIP candidate in future elections.
Ms Sinclaire has also claimed her poor relationship with Nigel Farage, UKIP’s leader from 2007 to 2009 – who became party leader for a second time last November – was a factor in her expulsion.
Since then, she has been joined as an independent by Mike Nattrass, the other UKIP MEP in the West Midlands, and Trevor Colman, UKIP MEP for the South-west, both of whom have left the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group.
However, unlike Ms Sinclaire, neither of them was disciplined by UKIP.
Ms Sinclaire won a claim for sex discrimination against her former colleagues at UKIP at an employment tribunal last December.
But despite the result she said she would be happy to return to the fold if she got the chance.
She said: “There are ongoing issues at the moment, but I have been at loggerheads with UKIP before and then came back.
“So I wouldn’t rule it out.”
Posted in Gerard BATTEN MEP, Godfrey BLOOM MEP, Mike Nattrass MEP, Nigel FARAGE MEP, Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP, Stuart AGNEW MEP NFU, The Petition, Trevor COLMAN MEP, UKIP, UKIP Apology | Leave a Comment »
#0505* – Whilst UKIP Parasites Squabble Like Ferrets in a Sack ….
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 24/05/2011
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as they manoeuver to keep their snouts in the troughs!
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Hi,
at least someone is consistently and reliably representing the EUroRealist point of view and doing so both in the ‘Belly of the Beats’ and up and down this Country with The Petition for an IN/OUT Referendum on EUrope CLICK HERE
& watch this:
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Posted in Campaign for a Referendum, Cathy ASHTON, Euroscepticism, Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP, The Petition | Leave a Comment »
#0174* – ** – Nikki SINCLAIRE GETS A LETTER IN THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 31-Oct-2010
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 31/10/2010
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** – Nikki SINCLAIRE GETS A LETTER IN THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH – 31-Oct-2010
At least Sinclaire is working towards getting Britain out of The EU – one wonders what UKIP are for – especially now that it seems UKIP members are being ignored and the leadership aim to jump through the EU’s hoops to work to build The EU and its strength in return for further money for Farage and his parasites.
When you look up Sinclaire’s letter do scan down and see the really valuable ComRes poll which The Referendum Campaign commissioned ALL the tables with ALL the questions can be seen on the site.
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#0158* – UKIP & FARAGE OFFER MANY ANGLES TO WATCH THEIR SQUABBLINGS
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 18/10/2010
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Indollent Plagiarism!
Nicked from Junius in toto (with their approval!)
UKIP Civil War: Pity Poor Nigel
“Well, Mr Bannerman clearly thinks that his own ambition and his own ego matter more than the interests of the party. Frankly I am appalled by that. I think that the act of getting hold of Question Time and saying it was all wrong and against party rules was just an act of envy”
Nigel Farage on David Bannerman
A first for Junius. We defend David Bannerman! And we are pleased to note that Nigel has followed our lead and dropped the Campbell bit when referring to David.
The UKIP Civil War continues.
Many of Farage’s long time supporters are now turning against UKIP’s former golden boy. And Nigel is shocked.
Mike Nattrass has been openly circulating an anti-Farage email written by an ex-UKIPPER. See: LINK
Trevor Colman defied Farage by agreeing to support Nikki Sinclaire’s referendum campaign.
Douglas ‘Himmler’ Denny has attacked his former love on the British Democracy Forum:
“NF stabbed the party in the back by abrogating his responsibility to the party as Leader – by not taking the party into the general election.
And yes, he has damaged himself by doing that. He lost my support once he resigned. And many others in the party think the same.
He has also put himself into the position of possibly being humiliated if he looses this leadership election. Why should anyone in UKIP want to vote for a Leader who has already declared they did not want the job when they had it and at a crucial moment in the history of the party, and now wants to come back? There are other perfectly good candidates available.
It is most likely he will be voted in again, however, simply because most of the 16,000 members know him better than the others; but that is not necessarily going to be the best outcome for UKIP – having a Leader who might suddenly ditch the party again on a whim of self-indulgence.”
End of quote.
And now even Bannerman has turned against our Nigel.
How our hearts bleed for Nigel Farage. He loves going on Question Time and was even bragging to UKIPPERS at the hustings about his latest scheduled appearance.
From UKIP’s official website:
UKIP Leading Spokesman Nigel Farage returns to BBC Question Time when it airs from Cheltenham this week.
Joining Nigel alongside host David Dimbleby will be Chris Huhne, Tessa Jowell, Max Hastings and Maria Misra.
The programme is broadcast from 10.35pm on BBC1
But he didn’t count on David Bannerman.
Bannerman was less than pleased and put in a complaint. Farage was forced to withdraw from the programme.
Farage was furious. From his Facebook page
“Question Time announced today that I was invited onto the Question Time panel. Unfortunately my leadership rival David Bannerman forced his staff to complain to the BBC and so there will be no UKIP representative on the show this week. Party before ego? I don’t think so.”He later told a BBC reporter that:
“Mr Bannerman clearly thinks that his own ambition and his own ego matter more than the interests of the party. Frankly I am appalled by that. I think that the act of getting hold of Question Time and saying it was all wrong and against party rules was just an act of envy”.
But Bannerman remained unrepentant:
“It was not professional for any one of the leadership candidates to go on the programme”.
To hear their comments: LINK
We hate to admit it but Bannerman is right. And everything that Farage said about Bannerman could be applied to himself. He had no problem putting his OWN ambition ahead of UKIP by using the Question Time slot to promote himself and his bid for the leadership.
And let us not forget that doddering Titford – UKIP’s interim leader – is fully responsible for this farce. Did it not occur to him that allowing one of the leadership candidates to appear on Question Time and then heavily promoting it on UKIP’s official website was against the rules?
That is what happens when you pick an old fool to lead UKIP.
It came as no surprise to read that Farage Sycophants for UKIP (also known as Bloggers 4 UKIP) were quick to attack the Eastern Region MEP. Our comments are in red:
DCB and the politics of envy
During the leadership election hustings in Birmingham tonight David Campbell Bannerman said, more than once, that he was loyal to the party. When all the candidates were asked if they would deal with the leader should they lose the election, DCB said once again that he was loyal to the party and would do whatever the leader asked of him.
So imagine everyone’s surprise when Nigel got a phone call from the press office following the hustings telling him that the BBC had removed him from the panel on tomorrow’s Question Time programme because David Campbell Bannerman had complained that they were giving him airtime during the leadership election.
Tomorrow’s Question Time is about the huge new wind farm at Thanet which UKIP is opposing, not about the leadership election. Nigel would have been to token anti-windmill panel member and was chosen ahead of a Green Party spokesman. Now UKIP will be denied the publicity that Question Time always brings and the programme will probably go ahead without someone credible speaking out against the global warming scam. So much for party loyalty.
Junius says: Give us a break! The panellists are not supposed to know the questions in advance. And why would ANYONE in Cheltenham be interested in a wind farm in far away Kent? Sycophants for UKIP will really have to do better than that!
But loyalty to members and the cause is more important than loyalty to the party and that’s why DCB is even more out of order in making this petty complaint. While the other candidates were chatting to members, listening to their views and giving them more detail on their campaigns, DCB was in the car park complaining to the BBC.
Junius says: So leadership candidates who expect a level playing field are disloyal? But we do appreciate the irony of Bannerman getting upset over Question Time. He had no problem when it came to the rigged MEP selection process or the recent rigged NEC elections!
FACT: There is not a single UKIP election that has been run properly. Every single election has been dogged by allegations of corruption and vote rigging. The party never learns.
DCB started the hustings with a personal attack on Farage and finished with an attack on Farage. Another own goal from Team DCB. LINK
Wolfman McTrough was upset. Don’t tell us that he is falling out of love with David?
“I do find the fuss and withdrawal from the QT appearance strange and vindictive.”
Taken from Anthony Butcher‘s squalid British Democracy Forum. LINK
The very public UKIP train crash continues…..
Posted in David Bannerman, David Dimbleby, Douglas DENNY, Mick McGOUUGH, Mike Nattrass, Nigel FARAGE, Nikki SINCLAIRE, REFERENDUM, The Petition | Leave a Comment »
#0144F & G – WHAT THE EU MEANS FOR THE UK
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 11/10/2010
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Clear majorities of the British people want their country to leave the European Union.
A recent YouGov poll found that 47 per cent wanted the UK out of the EU, compared with 33 per cent who preferred to stay in.
Bizarrely, the latest Eurobarometer of public attitudes (financed by the European Commission) had earlier demonstrated a similar result. It showed that 33 per cent of its UK respondents regarded the EU as “a bad thing”, while 29 per cent viewed it as a “a good thing”.
The current widespread opposition to the EU is hardly surprising, as EU interventions in our national life are now disrupting longestablished traditions, undermining revered institutions and damaging livelihoods.
The Commission, the Council of Ministers and their secretariats have used the passage of the Lisbon TreatyWorking Time Directive on the efficiency of British medicine and the National Health Service. last year as the pretext for further encroachments on the EU member states, including the UK. The last few months have seen a media furore over the effects of the
For many decades junior doctors have acquired experience – the experience which is essential if they are to be real doctors and not parrots of the textbooks – by working very long hours in real-world, often life-or-death clinical settings. Now, because of the Working Time Directive, they are prevented by law from this practice.
With lives being put in jeopardy by an EU directive, the puzzle is not that almost half of British people want to leave the EU, but why a third still believe in staying in. More and more people are angry and resentful about how EU decisions are affecting them in their daily lives.
There is a growing discrepancy between popular hostility to the EU and the willingness of successive British governments to hand over so-called “competences” to EU control.
This discrepancy is dangerous. When people believe that politicians are out-of-touch and untrustworthy, and ignore what they want, the risk of civil disobedience increases. In a modern democracy politicians must respect the wishes of citizens and voters. The case for a referendum on the UK’s continued membership of the EU is now overwhelming.
The 2009 Lisbon Treaty was undoubtedly a radical change in the constitutional arrangements of every EU member state, including the UK. All three of the main parties gave clear pledges in their manifestos at the 2005 general election to hold a referendum in the event of another big European constitutional upheaval.
Yet all three of them then judged that the Lisbon Treaty was not important enough to justify the holding of a referendum.
This is scandalous, an orchestrated insult to the intelligence of the British electorate. Britain must have a referendum on its membership of the European Union.
That referendum needs to be held as soon as possible, to stop more damage being done to our traditions, our institutions and our way of life.
To sign The Petition Right Away:
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#0144H – THE PETITION MAGASINE – Letters Page
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 11/10/2010
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Clear majorities of the British people want their country to leave the European Union.
A recent YouGov poll found that 47 per cent wanted the UK out of the EU, compared with 33 per cent who preferred to stay in.
Bizarrely, the latest Eurobarometer of public attitudes (financed by the European Commission) had earlier demonstrated a similar result. It showed that 33 per cent of its UK respondents regarded the EU as “a bad thing”, while 29 per cent viewed it as a “a good thing”.
The current widespread opposition to the EU is hardly surprising, as EU interventions in our national life are now disrupting longestablished traditions, undermining revered institutions and damaging livelihoods.
The Commission, the Council of Ministers and their secretariats have used the passage of the Lisbon TreatyWorking Time Directive on the efficiency of British medicine and the National Health Service. last year as the pretext for further encroachments on the EU member states, including the UK. The last few months have seen a media furore over the effects of the
For many decades junior doctors have acquired experience – the experience which is essential if they are to be real doctors and not parrots of the textbooks – by working very long hours in real-world, often life-or-death clinical settings. Now, because of the Working Time Directive, they are prevented by law from this practice.
With lives being put in jeopardy by an EU directive, the puzzle is not that almost half of British people want to leave the EU, but why a third still believe in staying in. More and more people are angry and resentful about how EU decisions are affecting them in their daily lives.
There is a growing discrepancy between popular hostility to the EU and the willingness of successive British governments to hand over so-called “competences” to EU control.
This discrepancy is dangerous. When people believe that politicians are out-of-touch and untrustworthy, and ignore what they want, the risk of civil disobedience increases. In a modern democracy politicians must respect the wishes of citizens and voters. The case for a referendum on the UK’s continued membership of the EU is now overwhelming.
The 2009 Lisbon Treaty was undoubtedly a radical change in the constitutional arrangements of every EU member state, including the UK. All three of the main parties gave clear pledges in their manifestos at the 2005 general election to hold a referendum in the event of another big European constitutional upheaval.
Yet all three of them then judged that the Lisbon Treaty was not important enough to justify the holding of a referendum.
This is scandalous, an orchestrated insult to the intelligence of the British electorate. Britain must have a referendum on its membership of the European Union.
That referendum needs to be held as soon as possible, to stop more damage being done to our traditions, our institutions and our way of life.
To sign The Petition Right Away:
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#0144 – MAGAZINE DELIVERIES START HERE AT MIDNIGHT + 1 minute
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 10/10/2010
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#0141* – UKIP Mention In The INDEPENDENT – Better than at their own Conference!
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 06/10/2010
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Birmingham Diary: Tory fringe despair at antics of Coalition Cameroons
At the Conservative Conference
The Campaign for a Referendum (CfaR) was received warmly by delegates, many signatures were collected and hundreds of petition packs handed out. Coincidently, the Bruges Group and CfaR had rooms at the Midlands Institute which allowed respective interested parties to find out more about each other.
Outside the Conference I had the pleasure to meet Lizzie Williams, a protester against the High Speed Link (HS2) that is cutting though the Green Belt. Lizzie had just finished her walk though the proposed route. I signed her petition and promised her my support.
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#0133* – A UKIP MEP DOING THE JOB UKIP WERE ELECTED TO DO
Posted by Greg Lance - Watkins (Greg_L-W) on 28/09/2010
Nikki SINCLAIRE & Mike NATTRASS ARE CO-OPERATING
With Others Including Paul Nuttall, Dan Hannan, Roger Helmer,
The Better Off Out Group & Many More RIGHT ACROSS BRITAIN!
Hi,
here is a video I found on YouTube of a radio interview of Nikki Sinclaire MEP doing the job UKIP MEPs were elected to do – she has just taken 30 residents of her constituency to the EU Parliament to protest for their Human Rights stolen by membership of The EU.
You will also hear details of The Petition Campaign for an EU Referendum she has rolled out right across Britain already despite endless cowardly and dishonest attacks by the dog in the manger brigade masquerading as ‘leadership’ and its parasites in UKIP – ashamed at being exposed by her integrity that refused to collude with racists, extremists, thugs and anti Jewish political trash just to put money in a couple of peoples’ pockets.
Nikki Sinclaire refused to sit with the corrupt EFD in the EU Parliament and for that she was lied to, lied about and betrayed by UKIP’s leader and the nere do well garbage that has been placed on the party NEC.
Sinclaire not only stood her ground but left UKIP to mud wrestle in its gutter whilst she got on with the job she was elected to do.
Posted in European Parliament, European Union, Labour, Member of the European Parliament, Mike Nattrass MEP, Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP, Paul Nuttall MEP, The Petition, TheMidnightGroup, UKIP | Leave a Comment »
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