Virginia Right!

The Alternative for Germany had their meeting in Berlin today (If you want an enduring memorial to Margaret Thatcher, et al., look at an UNITED BERLIN in ein frei Deutschland!  [I told you I speak a little German!]) and already the Tweedledee/Tweedledum parties have given themselves away! The leader of the Green Party in the [...]

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I was amazed but also very pleased to see the support for Del. Bell announced yesterday in an email.  Here is the entire list on the website! Check out the Hanover list – six elected officials from our county coming out for BELL! Hanover County Delegate Christopher Peace Honorable Trip Chalkley, Commonwealth’s Attorney Sheriff Dave [...]

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I get a lot of emails from patriots and tea party leaders and maybe a few wannabes, too.  But I was surprised when I got sent a talking point from a leading tea party patriot with this in it: Quote Democrat Chap Petersen who voted against the bill: “a grotesque combination of tax cuts, tax [...]

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This new article by the Guardian has some nuggets for UKIP supporters like me: First, the BNP once drew 10%+ in an election and UKIP is certainly skeptical on immigration and non-racist like BNP: Nick Griffin’s party polled 10.4% of the Rotherham vote in the 2010 general election. Immigration is a big issue in the [...]

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Last week I posted a rather scathing indictment of the Virginia TEA Party movement in general here and here concerning the aftermath of the Republican Primary in which a former TEA Party leader lost to the more mainstream Republican Candidate. There is no doubt that the TEA Party movement has lost some steam (and relevance) since [...]

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The incomplete but fervent libertarian alternative to the EU and EU parties served up to European voters, the Pirate Party, has surfaced in France just in time for their parliamentary election.  Here’s a report and highlights below: Founded in 2006 by a group of Swedes close to the Pirate Bay illegal download website, the Pirate [...]

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Welcome to the Watcher’s Council, a blogging group consisting of some of the most incisive blogs in the ‘sphere, and the longest running group of its kind in existence. Every week, the members nominate two posts each, one written by themselves and one written by someone from outside the group for consideration by the whole [...]

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Here’s a great ad for Sonja McNally, the UKIP candidate in the March 29 by-election in Bradford West: “Let’s send a message to Westminster with Sonja!” I agree.  It’s way past time the PM and the MPs got the message:  Liberty and Sovereignty is non-negotiable. McNally also supports pubs, too: “Four pubs close everyday, which [...]

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The Tories successfully defended a by-election for a council seat in Gravesham/Meopham North last Thursday.  But it was the second place tally that is interesting to me!  Because UKIP took second! John Cubitt (Conservative) – 648 votes Geoffrey Clark (UKIP) – 462 votes David Gibson (LibDem) – 148 votes Andrew Mylett (Labour) – 112 votes [...]

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Meet The Candidates: Tim Donner Virginia Republican Candidate for US Senate The Republican field of contenders looking to win the US Senate seat being vacated by one term Democrat Jim Webb has grown to five candidates all working for the Republican Nomination to be decided in a Primary Election on June 12, 2012. Former Sen. [...]

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One of my Young Turks, MP Steve Baker, who I blogged could be a great member of UKIP, came out in support of a EU referendum: Mr Baker has pledged his backing to a referendum on the European Union.  *  *  *  Mr Baker said it was about ‘self determination’.  People should be given a [...]

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A recent poll suggested that the UKIP could have a bright future in British politics.  The Observer poll reported here said that 48% of the British voters polled would vote for a non-violent, anti-racist “far right” political party. Huge numbers of Britons would support an anti-immigration English nationalist party if it was not associated with [...]

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The former Mayor of the Sefton Council in Northwest England, Alf Doran, switched parties from the Conservative Party to the UKIP.  Doran advised the UKIP that he could no longer trust the present party leader, PM David Cameron.  Here’s a quote from a local periodical: Cllr Doran said: “For the first time in 40 years [...]

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Richmond Tea Party leader (now former leader) Jamie Brown Radtke has filed papers to run for the US Senate against Democrat Jim Webb. Radtke has the distinction of being the first to throw her hat in the ring for what is expected to be a crowded Republican primary contest in 2012. Former Governor and Senator [...]

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