Ukip

[von Dekken]

Partito per l'Indipendenza del Regno Unito - Wikipedia

Che ne pensate?

[Eridano]

Partito per l'Indipendenza del Regno Unito - Wikipedia

Che ne pensate?

Sono favorevoli alla restituzione dell'Ulster all'EIRE?

[von Dekken]

Sono favorevoli alla restituzione dell'Ulster all'EIRE?

Non lo so, ad occhio una restituzione integrale direi di no, ma bisognerebbe forse controllare sul loro sito.
Cmq il mio interesse era per la loro piattaforma politica, che, con gli opportuni adattamenti, mi sembra valida per la realtà Cisalpina.
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Although UKIP's original raison d'être was withdrawal from the European Union, it was felt that the public perception of the party as a single-issue party – despite issuing a full manifesto – was damaging electoral progress. Farage, on becoming leader, started a wide-ranging policy review, his stated aim being "the development of the party into broadly standing for traditional conservative and libertarian values".^[49] In its 2010 general election manifesto, UKIP stated that leaving the EU would allow Britain to "regain three essential Freedoms" and asserted a belief in civic nationalism, which it claims "is open and inclusive to anyone who wishes to identify with Britain, regardless of ethnic or religious background" while contrasting that with what it described as the "blood and soil" nationalism of extremist parties.^[50] An editorial in The Guardian newspaper in 2012 described the party as a "single-issue temptation for anti-EU Tories" and said that although it is "in some important ways" an English nationalist party, "it inhabits a very different world from avowedly racist groups such as the BNP or the EDL".^[51] However, according to academics Andrew Mycock and Richard Hayton, writing in The British Journal of Politics & International Relations, the party, along with the BNP and the English Democrats, "draw on shared narratives emphasising perceived English cultural, political and economic grievance".^[52]
Taxation and economy

UKIP proposes cuts in corporation taxes and the abolition of inheritance taxes.^[53] A flat rate of tax and the abolition of national insurance are advocated, which UKIP claims will simplify the tax system, although it is currently unclear what this flat tax rate would be set at.^[54] UKIP proposes "tens of billions" of cuts to taxation, along with a further £77bn of cuts to the public sector in order to reduce the deficit.^[54] The economic plans outlined by UKIP have been called into question by The Times, who have highlighted a “£120 billion black hole” in their spending plans.^[55]
Health

According to the party website, UKIP proposes directing the majority of health care spending to elected County Health Boards, making spending decisions directly accountable to the public locally;^[56][57] as well as dramatically cutting the Department of Health and bringing in professional procurement skills to reduce what UKIP claims are the huge amounts of money wasted in procurement and resource allocation.^[56] In addition, UKIP propose introducing a voucher system that will enable people to receive treatment outside of the NHS, replace non-clinical managers with matrons to run NHS hospitals and introduce free dental and eye checks.^[58]
European Union

UKIP advocates leaving the European Union, resulting in stopping payments to the EU and withdrawal from EU treaties, while maintaining trading ties with other European countries.^[54] In addition, a withdrawal from both the European Convention on Refugees and European Convention of Human Rights is advocated by UKIP,^[59] to "enable us to deport foreign criminal and terrorist suspects where desirable" while still "allow[ing] genuine asylum applications in accordance with our international obligations".^[60]
Immigration

UKIP's policies on immigration are currently under review^[61] but it has previously outlined a number of measures designed to reduce immigration into the UK.^[60][62] These include a five-year "freeze" on immigration for permanent settlement, the introduction of a points-based work-permit system and initiating a drive to remove illegal immigrants. In addition, UKIP proposes to allow EU citizens who have been domiciled in the UK for seven years to apply for citizenship.^[60][63] UKIP has been criticised for not having a "clear-cut" immigration policy.^[64]
LGBT issues

In November 2012, David Coburn of UKIP's National Executive Committee clarified the party's policies and positions with regard to LGBT issues: the party supports civil partnerships but opposes legalisation of same-sex marriage because of concerns that a law change could mean that faith groups and places of worship would be forced to perform same-sex marriages.<sup>[65]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UK_Inde...Party#Policies</sup>

[Eridano]

Non lo so, ad occhio una restituzione integrale direi di no

Anche io direi di no.

[Luis Molina]

Ci sono cose buone come la volontà di fermare l'immigrazione e di non arrivare al matrimonio tra omosessuali, ma la cosa che apprezzo di più è la volontà di uscire dall'Unione Europea.

[ventunsettembre]

Anche la piattaforma leghista era buona.
C'erano tante buone volontà ... di voti e di cadreghe pro Roma.

[Luis Molina]

In effetti i buoni programmi non bastano, ci vuole gente seria e preparata che li realizzi, ma forse questi dell'UKIP non sono come i pagliacci in cravatta e fazzolettino verde.
Vedremo.

[ventunsettembre]

Bisognerebbe conoscere bene e a fondo la situazione locale ed i voleri di Londra per capire PER CHI lavorano le persone.
La LN è stata fatta sorgere da Roma per i suoi interessi.
MAI DIMENTICARE!

[ventunsettembre]

Il fatto che il Farage si lasci contornare dai nostri leghisti mi lascia purtroppo perplesso.