Be careful what you say about Islam if you are a UKIP member. If you oppose Islam, UKIP does not want you as a member. Matthew Richardson, UKIP Party Secretary, and long term pal of Steve Crowther, aka The Puppet Master, decided to rescind my membership of UKIP for taking part in a march against the building of a Mega-Mosque on the borders of Rochester and Gillingham. This march took place during the Rochester by-election which resulted in Mark Reckless being voted in as the UKIP MP. Many people in Rochester were unaware that Rochester Council had been given permission for the Mega Mosque to be built and it was only because Britain First organised this march that the people of Rochester and Gillingham became aware of the Councils decision. UKIP were totally silent on this matter of the Mega Mosque being built. I posted on FB about the march, and a couple of days later got a letter from Matthew Richardson to say he had rescinded my membership because of my connections to Britain First, and that I had 28 days to appeal against Richardsons decision to expel me from UKIP after 20 years as a member. I have no connections with Britain First, and have never been a member of Britain First, so I lodged an appeal. I received a letter 2 days ago from Richardson acknowledging my appeal, which is to be heard at the next UKIP NEC meeting on the 1st December. In the letter was more of Richardsons evidence to be presented to the NEC as to my unsuitability to be a UKIP member. It turned out that Richardson and his team had been trawling my FB postings to find evidence to boot me out of UKIP. All that they found was a couple of postings I made showing my Peppa Pig badge, and me stating wear your Peppa Pig badge with pride. Fight back against the evil cult of Islam. Has as been pointed out from several UKIP members, if the NEC boot me out of UKIP on this evidence most of UKIPs membership will also have to be booted out of UKIP. This could mean the collapse of UKIP, which several members pointed out could be Crowthers aim. Is Crowther a Common Purpose plant, is one of the questions that several UKIP members want answering.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 09:33:58 +0000