Comments on: UKIP’s Oakley attacks Conservative Chishti’s popularity

By: UKIP Candidate for London Mayoral Election 2012

UKIP Candidate for London Mayoral Election 2012 — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 12:47:24 +0000

[...] will it be?Financial irregularities?Sexual perversions?Links to racism?All of the above? UKIP’s Oakley attacks Conservative Chishti’s popularity | Alan W Collins "According to the Medway Messenger’s Alan Watkins, UKIP’s Parliamentary Candidate [...]

By: Paula Prawl

Paula Prawl — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 20:01:53 +0000

UKIP does not rpresent the views of local people regarding young Reh Christie. He is highly regarded in the community and a popular man.
You are right Ricardo, Reh Chistie has a great empathy with all sections of the community, as a matter of fact my own mother and father think he is the best thing since sliced bread!

So UKIP get real and change the tune!

By: Ricardo Fuller

Ricardo Fuller — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:10:28 +0000

http://vickyford.blogspot.com/2007/07/story-of-selection.html

"Outside the meeting room we heard the laughs and cheers during Rehman Chishti’s questions. He has great empathy with, and confidence from, local people."

not that popular my arse.

What a ridiculous comment from the UKIP barmy army.

Make no mistake….
UKIP are not a creditable political party.
They scrape the barrel to find candidates to contest each seat (most of which are more anti-conservative than anything else)
They are a national embarrassment in the European Parliament.
They promote UK withdrawal from the EU but have no mechanism for implementing the policy (let alone no Westminster MPs).

By: John Ward

John Ward — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:13:30 +0000

I can tell you from the inside that there is no issue with Reh. He has proved himself time and again, and despite the obvious initial uncertainties when he crossed the floor a few years ago now, he is held in high esteem within the Conservative party group on the council, and (as far as I have seen repeatedly) within his Constituency Association as well.

My very shrewd friend Adelaide, whom you know and who has been a lifelong Conservative, speaks glowingly of Reh and we support any of his events to which we are invited. He is no doubt less than perfect, as are we all, but he would be orders of magnitude better for Gillingham and Rainham than any UKIPper could ever be!

As for Oakley: he has been less than impressive in what I have seen of him, and I get a strong feeling that he has something of what might be termed an attitude problem. It shows in his letters to the local papers and elsewhere one encounters him. I haven’t been very taken with him at all, to be all-cards-on-table honest.

By: Alan W Collins

Alan W Collins — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:48:32 +0000

I have to say I agree with your comments about the way votes are likely to go at the next election – it is obvious to most observers that the UKIP vote was a two-fingered salute to the three main parties on European policy and the expenses scandal (never mind Nigel Farage’s ?2 million in MEP expenses!).

As for my website – the theme was purchased, for a modest price, from a professional design company, however it was a pre-designed theme not a bespoke one. After hours of searching for a suitable theme to fit my website’s aims, this was the only one which came close.

I may, in due course, alter the colours in the theme, although my priority at present is in providing news and opinion, and continuing to change the style of the website, rather than the colour.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 21:30:04 +0000

Who is Bob Oakley? He has no profile in Gillingham and rainham. He sounds just as deluded as Bob Crow, lol!

UKIP may be a protest vote at the European elections, but they have no chance at the general election. In my opinion the swing will be from UKIP to Conservative, but more importantly swing from Labour to Conservative. I think the electorate are educated enough to see that voting for UKIP at the general election keeps the awful Paul Clark in! That’s unless Gordon Brown changes the electoral voting system to ‘suit’ labour marginals! That’s how labour works!

As to Mr. Oakley’s ‘quip’, the profile and stories I have read have noted many shadow cabinet MP’s visiting the constituency, most notable a visit by David Cameron. I think Mr. Oakley is quite frankly one of the UKIP’s fruit loop candidates!

Alan- Why is your website now RED, as a conservative supporter surely BLUE is a better colour!