POLITICO: "After fourty years, UKIP still doesn't get it."

POLITICO | Labour Democrat MP, Emily Thornberry, has lashed back at a recent article posted in Nonambar News.
"I remember the last time a major conservative party crossed it arms and did absolutely nothing while the country was embroiled in a war. No less than 40 years ago, the Lecterites of the FPP washed their hands off the greatest responsability bestowed upon them, leadership of the nation through an illegal, unwarranted and uncalled for war that was imposed upon the free peoples of the world. This is, if anything, the main reason for the rise of UKIP under Nigel Farage, his leadership of the war, and consecutively inactive puppet-master governments under his successors. After fourty years, UKIP still doesn't get why it has consistently gone down in the polls, while newer parties and movements go up. I shall tell Ms. Rudd, and the latest so-called "UKIP star", Mr. Thorn, for free, what exactly was the reason why UKIP is on it's way to irrelevance. After the Merkel cabinets, UKIP followed the footsteps of the FPP, which is to do absolutely nothing of relevance nor show minimal will to pursue policies it promised to, at the least, discuss. Under Ms. Rudd UKIP was a disgrace, it didn't seek to compromise with the government to achieve it's promises, it didn't mobilise the opposition, it didn't partake in any of the duties democratically given to them by the electorate, it went silent during the war. 
Once the criminal totalitarian red regime in Bolnominium struck at us directly and our allies, UKIP shrugged much like the FPP before it. It was the new generation of parties, patriotic parties which do not only see interest in helping the nation if they get to be Chancellor, but parties which are willing to put their differences aside for the greater good. 
And that shall be the core of UKIP's eventual demise, it shall be it's indifference towards it's votes; it's utter contempt towards it's legislative duty if it doesn't get to hold the reigns of Governance; it's disdain towards compromise, cooperation and multilateralism in politics; it's decision to stab the Falleen people in the back when they need it most, during this horrible war. All of this is why UKIP is currently a failed party, with a failed leader and delirious aspirants to succeed them -- because instead of reflecting upon and reversing the aforementioned factors, people like Mr. Thorn focus on further defaming the national government that pulled up it's sleeves and pulled this nation through this horrendous war. Labour Democrats and Popular Republicans are going up in the polls, while no one can legitimately confirm if Ms. Rudd is even alive considering her participation in parliament for the past half decade."
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