Political Parties

[Master Jmd 80]

Looks like the conservatives have pulled through, even though i am now siding with the UKIP...

The results

• 1) Tories 27%
  
• 2) Labour 23%
  
• 3) UKIP 16%
  
• 4) Lib Dem's 15%
  
• 5) Others ?%
  
• 6) Green Party 6%
  

...Now all we need is Tony Blair to get the sack ...

I still think that England should stay far from reach of Europe...!

[Emperor Oli 0]

Tony Blair getting the sack won't do anything, JMD, big lumbering Gordon will just replace him and implement Blair's policies. UKIP is only doing well because of all the money being pumped into it (they're even asking for a donation of £20 on their site!) and the "celebrities" supporting it, like Joan Collins, who incidentally has a house in France - slightly hypocritical, wouldn't you say? It's been around since 1993 - quite peculiar then that they chave only pushed through in these elections.

[Sylvester 15]

It's been around since 1993 - quite peculiar then that they chave only pushed through in these elections.

well i voted for the UKIP so hey you know... i would have voted for the Referendum Party too back when that was the euro-sceptic party, but i wasn't voting age back then, alas...

I think the party sums up my beliefs clearly, out of Europe.

(The Tories are too divided on the issue and are too pro-Europe for my liking, they are alot better than Blair but still too lenient).

By out of Europe i mean out of Europe constitutionally, i don't mean all trade links with Europe should be severed, but all attempts the make the UK part of Europe goverment wise should be scrapped.

The Tories aren't radical enought on the Europe stance for my liking.

[Emperor Oli 0]

Oh I wholeheartedly agree! It's just that UKIP is proposing full withdrawal, which I don't agree with. None of the main parties have a concrete stance on Europe that works, so where we go from here is a mystery!

[Master Jmd 80]

It's been around since 1993 - quite peculiar then that they chave only pushed through in these elections.

well i voted for the UKIP so hey you know... i would have voted for the Referendum Party too back when that was the euro-sceptic party, but i wasn't voting age back then, alas...

can i just ask; how old are you sylvester?

[william 0]

can i just ask; how old are you sylvester?

I think he's 19 isn't he?

[Emperor Oli 0]

*Cough* That's what profiles are for *cough* *cough*

William is right by the way, soon to be twenty!

[Half Penny Jon 0]

Do any of you know any other youngish numismatists other than us?

[Chris Perkins 228]

Do any of you know any other youngish numismatists other than us?

I'm sure there must be loads of there, I know that some of my customers are pretty young, and some of them are parents buying for their kids. I suppose they just haven't discovered this forum yet, or are not the kind of people that participate....Perhaps they are all watching us!

[Sylvester 15]

*Cough* That's what profiles are for *cough* *cough*

William is right by the way, soon to be twenty!

I'm not quite there yet! Most of my friends are, some will be 21 in september. I was one of the youngest ones in the year.

[Master Jmd 80]

Perhaps they are all watching us!

*looks around the forum feeling scared*... , like spies

Edited June 15, 2004 by Master Jmd

[Sylvester 15]

Perhaps they are all watching us!

Susssh little brother is watching...

[Master Jmd 80]

I'm not quite there yet! Most of my friends are, some will be 21 in september. I was one of the youngest ones in the year.

hehe, your birthday is either 9 or 10 days before mine (depending on the amount of days in july)

[Half Penny Jon 0]

The number of days in July is always 31, I think you are thinking of February Master JMD.

[Master Jmd 80]

The number of days in July is always 31, I think you are thinking of February Master JMD.

no!!!, i meant that it was either 30 or 31 days in july...not february

[Sylvester 15]

i knew what you meant