25 Feb
2005
25 Feb
'05
9:37 p.m.
What you describe, and possibly what is needed, is not a full blown political party, but a pressure group. A pressure group does not need to have any policies at all, apart from those on the situation that they wish to change.
Even a so-called single issue party such as UKIP has to have policies on all issues just in case they find themselves elected.
A good way to proceed would be to formulate the actions that you would like to see taken, put them into English that a retarded six year old might understand, and post them to the main political parties suggesting that they follow the actions as outlined. You might be surprised at the results.
Leon Stedman (UKIP member.)