The July 2024 UK General Election

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The July 2024 UK General Election

Lois Perry • 22 May 2024

Lois Perry

Leader - UK Independence Party

Sunak has only gone and done it; called a General Election which employs the only tactic he had left available to him – The element of surprise!

Well we are all surprised that he and the men in “grey suits” have decided to make this play but let us quickly try and unpack his logic.

The Tory High Command will believe this decision wrong foots both the Labour Party and Tice’s Reform company. Sir Beer was not expecting it this soon whilst still peddling nothing and Tice does not have the candidates, money, or activism to make the dent he so desperately craves.

It’s clear that with an ever-growing Muslim vote, lending its support to extremists such as George Galloway and the Green Party, Labour could lose out on a section of the electorate they have historically benefitted from. All because today’s political class are unable to curb immigration and quell growing support for the terrorist organisation Hamas throughout sections of our very own country, by woke induced lefty students and people who simply don’t believe in the country which protects them. Sunak’s hope is this erodes Labour’s ground swell of support.

This is not about trying to win for the Tory Party. This is about consolidation – damage limitation. The fight for the heart and soul of what remains of the Tories comes after this impending defeat and whatever that may end up looking like.

UKIP’s strategy remains clear and targeted. We will be standing in key areas where we believe we can make a stand or effect the election result. Working in partnership with the English Democrats we will ensure that our policies and values are on offer to as much of the UK as possible.

A full list of seats we will contest along with the candidates will be published by us in due course.

This election is not about the best party for the job. Unfortunately, it will be about who the public deem to be the least bad, but I ask that you vote with your feet.

This election is lost to all but the mainstream political parties but let us make it the beginning of the change the country so desperately needs. Vote for who you believe will be the best person/party for the job, even if that means voting for a rank outsider.

Where you have a UKIP candidate, vote for them. We are the only political party with a track record of achieving its political aim. We stand for common sense policies and the everyday working man and woman. There are literally millions of you that can change the impending election result in a flash. Don’t just think there is no point – my vote doesn’t matter. Register to vote now and send a BREXIT referendum shockwave through Westminster once again.

Our manifesto is simply the best in the business and the one every single political party tries to emulate, so why lend your support to imposters? Lend your support to our authentic, original, and trailblazing brand which is tried and tested, successful and recognised.

We are not here to just make up numbers. We are not here to further our nest eggs and fluff our egos. We are here to be the defender of you and the enemies of those who seek to undermine our great nations, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Our pledges to you are simple. If you believe in a UK that can produce its own FOOD, support the growth and developments of its FAMILIES and always looks to create a better FUTURE for its people, then UKIP really is the only choice for you.

I call upon all our candidates, activists, branches, regions, supporters, and potential voters to get behind a patriotic party that genuinely believes in you and this country, our past and our future.

If you like me detest the ” Woke Mind Virus” and “Net Stupid - Net Zero” then support us.

We have been in existence for over thirty years and will not let you down unlike many of the other political imposters. A vote for us is a vote for an Independent United Kingdom. Independent of foreign influence and globalist pressure.

VOTE UKIP – LIE FREE since 1993

Lois Perry

Leader - UK Independence Party

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