ICT Visa route news in parliament today

[hyperD]

I think a political party who exist pretty much for a single, negative, policy is rather pointless.

"We're out of the E.U. Now what?"

Here's something to get your teeth into:

UKIP Policies

I hate all the bastards but I'm prepared to vote UKIP next time. Or The Monster Raving Loony party - they were good fun when I met our local representative at a council meeting!

[Doggy Styles]

WDAS at the end of the day a change of party in government might be good, previous Labour governments have failed the country, the current coalition aren't doing much better.

What is there to lose in all honesty

Getting another Labour government. It's Tory votes that UKIP will be taking.

To get back on topic, and as someone else has asked, what is the UKIP stance on ICTs?

[tractor]

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Getting another Labour government. It's Tory votes that UKIP will be taking.

To get back on topic, and as someone else has asked, what is the UKIP stance on ICTs?

It doesn't matter what their stance is now. Like the rest, as soon as they get on the gravy train, they will see the light and realise that lib/lab/con is right all along. It really is about looking after your own future and their policies should they ever get into government will reflect that.

[Paddy]

It doesn't matter what their stance is now. Like the rest, as soon as they get on the gravy train, they will see the light and realise that lib/lab/con is right all along. It really is about looking after your own future and their policies should they ever get into government will reflect that.

+1

Well said

[DodgyAgent]

It doesn't matter what their stance is now. Like the rest, as soon as they get on the gravy train, they will see the light and realise that lib/lab/con is right all along. It really is about looking after your own future and their policies should they ever get into government will reflect that.

Do you ever do anything that is not in your interest?

[fckvwls]

Here's something to get your teeth into:

UKIP Policies

From that link:

Under UKIP’s proposals, a whole of raft of anti-avoidance legislation, such as the IR35 rules, cases such as Arctic Systems and rules against income shifting would quite simply become excessive and could be scrapped. The total tax bill would be the same whether somebody is employed or self-employed; whether income is routed through a company and taken as dividends or salary and how income is shared between a married couple;

[tractor]

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Do you ever do anything that is not in your interest?

No, but the difference is that politicians profess to have someone elses' interest at the forefront which is a deception. Much like agents I guess

[Lockhouse]

I'm a UKIP voter (and actually joined).

I saw Nigel Farage speak at Eastleigh last year and I agreed with everything he said.

Even if they only take 10-15% of the vote, that's enough to influence the mainstream.

[SupremeSpod]

I'm a UKIP voter (and actually joined).

I saw Nigel Farage speak at Eastleigh last year and I agreed with everything he said.

Even if they only take 10-15% of the vote, that's enough to influence the mainstream.

Dream on.

[Mich the Tester]

I am sick to death with the Conservatives, Labour and Liberals. I would vote for the Nazi party, Communist, or Zanu PF to get rid of the corrupt fu^£wit MPs that we have.

I do hope you're exaggerating.