Dr Rohen Kapur has been officially put on the ballot papers for Folkestone and Hythe Constituency running against Damian Collins, Lynne Beaumont, Claire Jeffrey, Martin Whybrow, Andy Thomas ( Andrew Thomas Emans) Seth Cruse, Harriet Yeo.
This was confirmed at 4pm on Thursday 2nd of April.
He would like to extend a big thank you to the neighbours and friends and total strangers that signed his forms.
He will be attending the Prime Time Hustings at St John's Church in Folkestone on Wednesday April 8th 2015 at 2pm Doors open at 1.30 pm and the start is prompt.
I shall be speaking first so get there in time. You won't want to miss this.
I shall be mentioning our Higher Education manifesto which will abolish tuition fees for Higher Education.
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Showing posts with label EU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EU. Show all posts
Friday, 3 April 2015
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Who should I vote for in the EU Parliament elections tomorrow?
YPP do not have the money or the membership to stand at the EU Parliament elections, but speaking for myself, not YPP's entire membership:
1. If you live in the north west, please please please vote for the Pirate Party, whose manifesto is not entirely dissimilar to ours (to the extent they are bound by the general pan-European Pirate Party overall policies).
2. If you live anywhere else, UKIP is not the only anti-EU party on the list, you can vote for a left-wing anti-EU Party, namely No2EU.
Funny thing is, the traditional "right wing" arguments against EU-membership (typified as Little Englander mild racism, but there is more to UKIP than that) get much more airtime (because they are easier to ridicule) than the much more legitimate "left wing" arguments, i.e. the EU is a massive corporatist power grab whereby the powerful get more powerful, the wealthy get wealthier, the core nations benefit at the peripheral nations' expense... and the landowners get all the tax breaks and subsidies.
3. If you live in Buckhurst Hill West ward, vote YPP in the local elections.
4. If you'd vote YPP, but there's no candidate in your area, then next time, just stand as a candidate yourself, all it involves is a bit of form filling for the Town Hall, we can talk you through that.
1. If you live in the north west, please please please vote for the Pirate Party, whose manifesto is not entirely dissimilar to ours (to the extent they are bound by the general pan-European Pirate Party overall policies).
2. If you live anywhere else, UKIP is not the only anti-EU party on the list, you can vote for a left-wing anti-EU Party, namely No2EU.
Funny thing is, the traditional "right wing" arguments against EU-membership (typified as Little Englander mild racism, but there is more to UKIP than that) get much more airtime (because they are easier to ridicule) than the much more legitimate "left wing" arguments, i.e. the EU is a massive corporatist power grab whereby the powerful get more powerful, the wealthy get wealthier, the core nations benefit at the peripheral nations' expense... and the landowners get all the tax breaks and subsidies.
3. If you live in Buckhurst Hill West ward, vote YPP in the local elections.
4. If you'd vote YPP, but there's no candidate in your area, then next time, just stand as a candidate yourself, all it involves is a bit of form filling for the Town Hall, we can talk you through that.
Sunday, 9 February 2014
Monday, 29 October 2012
Reader's Letter Of The Day
From the FT:
Sir, Sir John Thomson (Letters, October 24) asks how we are going to exert influence in the world if we turn our backs on Europe. Why should we want to influence other countries? We are no longer an imperial power and we should stop wasting money and manpower trying to be one.
Stephen Hazell-Smith, Penshurst, Kent.
Or to rephrase that, why would we want other countries to influence the UK?
Of course we all have to learn from each other's mistakes (the UK's record on this is no better or worse than anybody else's), and most countries are far more similar than the local nationalists would like to admit (because we have learned from each other), but that's the end of that.
Sir, Sir John Thomson (Letters, October 24) asks how we are going to exert influence in the world if we turn our backs on Europe. Why should we want to influence other countries? We are no longer an imperial power and we should stop wasting money and manpower trying to be one.
Stephen Hazell-Smith, Penshurst, Kent.
Or to rephrase that, why would we want other countries to influence the UK?
Of course we all have to learn from each other's mistakes (the UK's record on this is no better or worse than anybody else's), and most countries are far more similar than the local nationalists would like to admit (because we have learned from each other), but that's the end of that.
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