I am a mother and grandmother and I have always voted Conservative;

Comment on Reasons to Vote Conservative 2010 General Election by P0TTER.

I am a mother and grandmother and I have always voted Conservative; however, I have written to my Cons.MP Simon Burns, who has always worked hard and is a good man, to say that I cannot tolerate the complacent attitude the Party has to the EU and immigration.
I know that he has to follow the Party line and for that reason I cannot vote Tory any more.
I do not want to lose our right to self- determination and our vote, I want to preserve the £Pound Sterling, the English language and English customs and way of dress, the importance of English History and English heritage and English legislation.
Our country cannot afford for every £3 we put into the EU, that we only get £1 back… this costs us over £2,000 per person per annum comes to some £300 million per day for the country as a whole, or £120,000 million per annum—some 8 per cent of GDP. Cannot the Government see that leaving the European Union and continuing in free trade with our friends in Europe would liberate us from the clutches of Brussels and create millions of jobs, not lose them, as the Government go on pretending? So sayeth Lord Pearson the new leader of UKIP.
However voting UKIP will not solve the threat of islamification to England… the UK… and Europe.
Time is running out… and for the sake of my children and my childrens children I must insist that we preserve our culture, our heritage, our language… I have nothing in common with many europeans… I am English and I want England to remain English.
People are welcome to come here if they want to adopt English customs, English dress, English Language, a respect for the English way of life in our Christian Country… or is that too much to ask?
My father and my grandfather fought for the freedom of this country through 2 world wars… So why are we giving our Freedom away? Why are we accepting the dictates of the EU? Why do I go to the town where I was born and see very few white people and it changed beyond all recognition?
Does that statement make me a racist? I think not…I have many friends who were born in other countries… but for the sake of the heritage of my children and my childrens children I want respect for Englishness in my own country… or is this too much to ask?
The only Party that will ensure that my heritage is preserved is the BNP. I am one of many professional people, educated beyond degree level, a teacher, a registered foster parent, married for 36 years and passionate about my families future. I want a Christian country, English currency and weights and measures, English Language, English way of dress, English customs, English traditions.
If anyone has come to this country and disagrees with that I suggest they do the decent thing and leave because most English & British people do not want our society changed. We do not want multicuturalism… and I am so pleased that I have not been ‘politically correct’… I have spoken with common sense for many ordinary English people who were very angry that they could not tick the English box on the last census… because it was not there.
Wake up… we’ve been too giving…VOTE BNP!