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Originally posted by ollncasino
This is worrying.
Ukip has a black candidate in the forthcoming Croydon North by-election.
UKIP candidate for Croydon North says gay people should not be allowed to adopt
UKIP'S candidate for the Croydon North by-election says gay people should not be allowed to adopt. Winston McKenzie said placing children with gay or lesbian couples was "unhealthy" after retweeting an article written by a National Front supporter who claimed there was "no such thing as homophobia"
When asked why, Mr McKenzie, UKIP's spokesman for culture, media and sport, said that couples might raise the child to be gay
Source: www.thisiscroydontoday.co.uk...
He [David Coburn, chairman of UKIP London]added: "This is nothing like Rotherham. That was people working for the state thinking that anything that isn't socialism is bad. What Winston has said is his personal religious point of view. It's completely different." When asked what UKIP's view on Winston's belief that gay couples could bring up their children to also be gay, Mr Coburn said: "He said that? That's a mistake. I don't like the sound of that. I haven't read that part of it."
Eight Tory MPs are in talks about defecting to the UK Independence Party, its millionaire treasurer has claimed.
A series of 'secret lunches' have been held by Stuart Wheeler, a former Conservative donor now trying to coax MPs to join UKIP.
Conservative Party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant had urged the Premier to strike a deal with UKIP, arguing it could help the Tories pick up 20 seats at the next election.
Daily Mail
Originally posted by ollncasino
Eight Tories 'in secret lunch plot to defect to UKIP' as two parties go to war over electoral pact
Eight Tory MPs are in talks about defecting to the UK Independence Party, its millionaire treasurer has claimed.
A series of 'secret lunches' have been held by Stuart Wheeler, a former Conservative donor now trying to coax MPs to join UKIP.
Conservative Party vice-chairman Michael Fabricant had urged the Premier to strike a deal with UKIP, arguing it could help the Tories pick up 20 seats at the next election.
Daily Mail
It certainly seems that the Tory party is afraid of losing a lot of votes to the UKIP. The recent scandal over the left wing social workers acting like Stasi thought police by removing foster children from a couple due to them supporting the UKIP has given the party much very welcome positive publicity.