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	UK Independence Party
		The UK Independence Party consists of ordinary people, from all parts of the political spectrum, who are determined to prevent the UK becoming a province of a bureaucratic European superstate.
		The UK must be prepared to withdraw from the treaties, which bind us to the EU.
		UK companies could better adapt their manufacturing to export to world markets and be more competitive if we were outside the EU.
	www.independenceparty.co.uk /faq.htm (1216 words)

	UK Independence Party - UKIP.org Home
		A Home Office report on the social impact of migration – revealing that almost every region in the UK is suffering serious difficulties with housing, education, health and crime – shows the glaring lack of a serious immigration policy, says the UK Independence Party leader, Nigel Farage.
		The UK Independence Party's education spokesman says a report from Ofsted branding almost half of secondary schools either "inadequate" or only "satisfactory" appears to show that despite the huge increase in targets throughout the education system there have been no significant improvements, especially for poorer children.
		The UK Independence Party has launched a broad range of policies for a better Britain described as "radical, different and unique to us" by the party's Deputy Leader and Head of Policy, David Campbell Bannerman.
	www.independenceuk.org.uk (294 words)

	UK Independence Party 2001 General Election Manifesto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		While the main parties spend their time trying to ridicule each other's tax and spending plans, the UK Independence Party will be in the uniquely favourable position of having an extra fund of some £20 billion per year to use as we see fit.
		As the UK population ages, the cost to the exchequer of state pensions is rising, and it is expected to rise considerably after 2010.
		The UK Independence Party includes British people from all backgrounds and origins who are concerned about the future of their country and do not wish to be ruled by Brussels.
	www.ukip.org.uk /manifestos/2001 (13225 words)

	UK Independence Party
		The UK Independence Party is Britain's only mainstream, democratic party committed to withdrawing the United Kingdom from the European Union and replacing membership by a free-trade agreement.
		The UK would also be compelled to transfer gold and foreign exchange reserves to the ECB in Frankfurt, and the fiscal "harmonisation" associated with EMU can only imply significantly larger contributions by UK taxpayers to other EU countries, particularly to support their seriously underfunded pension schemes.
		Indeed many in the UK who support the EU cite this as their reason: a belief that the EU will prevent wars, and a fear that if the UK withdrew we would invite conflict and be unable to protect ourselves.
	www.psr.keele.ac.uk /area/uk/man/ukip97.htm (11381 words)

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