Ukip Youth Star Quits Party Over Nigel Farage's 'Racist Populism'

The British-born Indian poster girl of Ukip's youth wing sensationally quit on Tuesday, accusing Nigel Farage's party of "racist" cynicism.

Sanya-Jeet Thandi, a 20-year-old LSE student, joined the party when she was 18 and became one of the faces of the party's youth organisation. Writing in The Guardian today, she said the party had changed beyond recognition from when she joined.

"This anti-immigrant campaign undermines Ukip's claim not to be a racist party. They are turning the election into a game of 'us' and 'them'. Well, I am with 'them'," she said.

"The direction in which the party is going is terrifying: Ukip has descended into a form of racist populism that I cannot bring myself to vote for.

"This week I decided to leave the party and I will abstain from voting in the upcoming European elections. I urge other Ukip supporters to do the same."

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05/13/ukip-sanya-jeet-thandi-racism-nigel-farage_n_5316718.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

lol

I think she has decided, or had it decided for her, that she must choose a side.

Good luck to her.

BigAndy9 wrote:lol

I think she has decided, or had it decided for her, that she must choose a side.

Good luck to her.

I think she has decided to accept a lucrative post with the Guardian, for whom she now writes a column! She was also formerly a student at the LSE (Socialist Valhalla).

Plant or what!

Tesstacious wrote:

BigAndy9 wrote:lol

I think she has decided, or had it decided for her, that she must choose a side.

Good luck to her.

I think she has decided to accept a lucrative post with the Guardian, for whom she now writes a column!  She was also formerly a student at the LSE (Socialist Valhalla).

Plant or what!

Really, so that is your evidence to being a plant and also claiming then that Nigel and all the other UKIPPERs who back her are naive and gullible?

How odd

She writes that she joined Ukip's youth wing three years ago because she believes in liberal ideas such as lower taxes, a smaller state and an "immigration policy that offered fair and equal opportunities for everyone". Thandi writes: "Yes, Ukip is still a relatively young party. No, that is not an excuse to allow racists to stand for election. Nor is it an excuse to exploit the ignorance in British society and indulge the racist vote by telling them 'they'll take your jobs'. Sorry Ukip, you've lost another vote."

What she fails to say is that UKIP is pro democracy and pro the right to self determination, and against being subject to EU dictatorship.




I did predict that lib lab con plants in UKIP would be triggered into action in the run up to EU elections, and would be suddenly creating maximum fuss and bad press as part of a planned media smear campaign.


And this is just another one.

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