Nonambar News: UKIP's Alexander Thorn meets Increased Popularity.

The United Koalition of Imperialist Parties is set to prepare for its annual conference in the coming months, the deputies of the party gathering in a hurried motion with their secretaries and supporters to secure time slots to present their ideas to the party forum set to take place in November. Naturally the entire leadership of the party is expected to be giving a speech and the conference is expected to be headed by the incumbent UKIP leader, Amber Rudd. 
Having spent time outside of the Imperial Government since Angela Merkel was forced out by a coalition of the Socialist Party and Popular Republican Movement UKIP have been given five long years to mull over simply what went wrong. Many consider it to be that the time had come after successive UKIP governments since 567 for the party simply to take a step back and accept that change was in order. Whilst the causes behind the establishment party’s loss of power continue to perplex think tanks even five years on, others have been paying their attention to an attempt to revitalise the party.
From amidst the ranks of the opposition one name has begun to shine clear. Alexander Thorn has become a leading light amongst groups within the United Koalition proposing his view of the current state of world politics. He is well known for his statement that just five years after the departure of UKIP, a party he claims is a safe pair of hands, the state of Falleentium is embroiled in war where its people are forced to lay down their lives to prop up an administration that would actively reduce their defences. 
This rhetoric has been criticised by members of the Chamber of Deputies across parties, including his own, due to the current standings. Some MPs saying his beliefs are out of touch, whilst others simply claim he’s a populist. Despite opinions what simply matters is that Alexander Thorn is growing in popularity within UKIP and with the general population. Given the chance he could soon be a contestant for the seat of Imperial Chancellor. 
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