2009

This year is probably one of the most crucial in the history of the UK since the end of the Second World War. We have a clear choice. We either remain in the European Union or we leave the political union but naturally stay part of Europe keeping our trade but also having the option to trade freely across the globe.
The European elections always get abysmal turnouts, mostly because people don't care or are too angry at the way the EU legislates our country and don't want to be part of it, so don't vote for that reason.
However as we have witnessed not voting simply gives Labour and the Conservatives a larger majority, but when we look at the UKIP result in the last European election it shows that there is a ray of hope and that if all people who reject the EU vote for UKIP then there is a chance of things changing.

UKIP being a party not even 20 years old, managed to take everyone by surprise and beat the Liberal Democrats to 3rd place at the last European Elections making UKIP the third largest British party in the European Commission.

A lot of people ask why UKIP wants MEPs to be elected into something it strongly opposes. The view is that people need to listen, and if there is one good thing that comes out the EU it is good for generating press coverage for the party. We are the only true opposition to the EU so naturally both sides of the argument have to be heard.

Let the battle commence, and let's get our country back into our hands where it belongs, governed by its own people.