Nigel Farage Says 'No More Bailouts' Message for George Osborne

The leader of UKIP Nigel Farage has a message for Chancellor George Osborne about the Euro bailouts:

EU Plan Direct Taxes From the UK

The EU are trying to increase their powers over the UK to become a ruling State by proposing to tax the British people at source.  Yes people of the United Kingtom, the European Commission are demanding to take extra taxes off of us all by implementing the following:

Financial transaction tax, an Emissions Trading Scheme (selling carbon, of which harm as a greenhouse gas is disputed by many eminent scientists), Air transport tax, EU VAT (astonishing this one!) and Energy tax.

Take a look at how Nigel Farage is speaking up for the UK and I would like to think the people of the other member states get to see this video too, because in their times of austerity, like us, they will not want to pay to belong to a community where they get nothing back for the billions they are paying in:

To Vote For AV Or Not! I Asked UKIP Their Views

AV, or Alternative Voting, has been a little confusing for people and the decision whether or not to vote for this new system is a pretty important one.  In view of this, I telephoned UKIP’s head office to ask if they supported AV against the ‘first past the post’ method used at the present time.  They told me that, although AV isn’t a perfect way of counting votes, it is better than the present system.  With AV people have a chance to list all those they would like to see get in, even if their first choice doesn’t get enough votes, the others still stand a chance, (i.e. in a list of 1 to 5 candidates of your choice, number 1 would be your favourite to win the seat and the others your alternative choices, should number 1 not get enough votes, the votes for the others are then counted).  The person voted for must get 50% of the overall votes to be elected, so if they don’t get that many, the votes for the second most popular candidate are counted and the same applies, they must get 50% of the votes to get in.  This is carried on until one of the people listed get the right percentage.  This gives parties like UKIP a fairer crack of the whip.  However, in respect of their fantastic success in Barnsley, UKIP will most probably be first on the list with many people at the next election should AV take effect or not. The Conservatives for one seem very rattled at this type of voting getting in and this says a lot about how worried they must be that UKIP will finally win,  as they will at last be on a level playing field.