The fantastic, imaginary and magical world of Liz McInnes

A week ago. A rather bizarre claim was made on Twitter by the 'then' Heywood & Middleton MP Liz McInnes.

The reasons for my mystification regards the sequence of messages will become apparently very quickly...

I contacted a Manchester based newspaper regards the claims and the BBC. Yet nobody has thought fit to pic up on the claims that have been made.

Not sure why, but I shall leave people to make their own conclusions...

 
I would have thought the more important thing would to have been to mention contacting the police?
 
Yeah because nobody likes to be alone when confronted with an axe...

 
Yeah... Because that is what you really need when confronted by an individual with an axe, a couple of Labour Party activists armed with sheets of paper...
Still no mention of the police?

 
Making a joke out of someone with an axe? Was he chopping wood or just generally juggling axes? I fear we shall never know?

 
We I would personally suggest not joking about someone waving an axe in your face, maybe making some mention of calling the police or maybe giving the tweet in question some context?

Was the man in question chopping fire wood or was he off out to emulate his favorite horror movie?

 
Still no mention of the police from Liz.
Still no context..
...an accurate response from 'that man' highlighting just how crazy the entire claim and political point-scoring attempt has been!

 
Still no mention of the police?!

 
"Oh dear" I thought, she'll stop talking now, after all, this could reflect the Labour Party poorly and that isn't why she made the claim is it?

 
As we saw when Nigel turned up, as arranged, to open the Rotherham UKIP shop:

 

 

Oh well...

 

 
Not only that but she is going in the face of the democratic process and opposing political parties based on a rather serious accusation... But she is comfortable to fight her campaign battles in the mud...

Here...

Regardless... These are the sorts of nasty tactics we see from the Labour Party unfortunately...


 
The question asked again... Wonder if we will get an answer...

 
Or...

In fact I wonder how much involvement the police have had in opposing anti-democracy...

 
I have witnessed this myself:

But hey...


 
That's what she was certainly implying...

Seems to be an ever increasing story... The innocent being intimidated attending UKIP meetings and events...Blood donors heckled by anti-fascist protesters at Hove Town Hall
 

 
Not unusual for the Far-Left...

Goodness knows they forgot what democracy was an awfully long time ago...

Meanwhile at the UKIP Rotherham office the Far-Left (note spelling on signs) show their appreciation for democracy:

...and willing to afford Farage his democratic right to assemble and freedom of speech...

...note the protestors comments that Nigel Farage "should not be allowed" his right to assemble...

 
So proceeds more silence from Miss McInnes...


 
Still no response...

 
Either that or this is the actual offender...

 

Who knows...

 





 

 
Exactly... It is nothing more than political opportunism in the most cowardly and gutless way!

 
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Chuka Umunna Labour PPC: 'Disconnected' UKIP voters do not know how to use the internet or send emails

Who could forget?


























So in one instance we have a Labour PPC trying to profit off of what many might think is false allegations, and in another case you have Labour trying to further bury an event they are responsible under the guise of accusing "political profiteering".

Has the Labour Party and its representatives not got any morals?!

Vote Tory - Get Labour - Vote Labour - Get Tory - Vote UKIP - Get UKIP (YouGov regional poll's 03/04/2015)

Over the last couple of weeks we have heard an awful lot about how "the UKIP vote will put Ed Miliband or David Cameron in Downing Street", supposedly depriving parties of vital votes that are needed to win in their areas.

A kind of "God given right" to votes if you will, demanded of by the leaders of the Conservative and Labour Parties.

So over the last 24 hours I have decided to look at it from a UKIP perspective.
In what areas does the Labour vote instead of UKIP give the Conservatives an MP, and in what areas do the Conservative vote instead of UKIP give Labour an MP.

I have chosen to use the last 24 hours of YouGov Regional polling which can be viewed here for my results.
I am not saying the YouGov finds are accurate, however they are the easiest most accessible regional results and give some form of an answer in most constituencies.

Please note: I have used the lowest party poll rating for each party to calculate percentages (6 areas didn't have polling data at the time of publication).

The results are quite startling, and if the 2 main party leaders saw them and acknowledged them, I dare say some comments they have made of late would be put to bed.

Truro & Falmouth

Vote Labour, Get Tory.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 26.7%
UKIP 17.1%
Labour 12.6%

Plymouth Moor View

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 42.5%
UKIP 23.3%
Conservatives 19.6%

Bridgwater & West Somerset

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 31.5%
UKIP 17.3%
Labour 16.3%

Bournemouth West

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 30.6%
UKIP 21%
Labour 14.2%

Bournemouth East

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 33.5%
UKIP 22.2%
Labour 12.5%

Bognor Regis & Littlehampton

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 36.1%
UKIP 23%
Labour 13.5%

East Worthing & Shoreham

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.6%
UKIP 22%
Labour 15.7%

Havant

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 35.8%
UKIP 21.1%
Labour 15.5%




























North Thanet

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 37.4%
UKIP 25.6%
Labour 18%

Spelthorne

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 33.5%
UKIP 26%
Labour 13.1%

Sittingbourne and Sheppey

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 36.1%
UKIP 21.2%
Labour 19.8%

Carmarthen East and Dinefwr

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 24.2%
UKIP 19.8%
Conservatives 16.2%

Banbury

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 38.2%
UKIP 21.3%
Labour 17.7%

Hornchurch and Upminster

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 37.4%
UKIP 24.5%
Labour 16.6%

Castle Point

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 29.4%
UKIP 17.5%
Labour 14.4%

Southend West

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 32%
UKIP 23.1%
Labour 13.2%

Wyre Forest

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 24.5%
UKIP 22.2%
Labour 12%

Bromsgrove

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 28.2%
UKIP 20.7%
Labour 20.6%

Rochford and Southend East

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 31.8%
UKIP 28.9%
Labour 18.5%

South Staffordshire

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 37.5%
UKIP 20.1%
Labour 17.5%

South Suffolk

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 33.3%
UKIP 24%
Labour 12.7%

Meriden

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 36.3%
UKIP 21.6%
Labour 18.6%

West Suffolk

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.9%
UKIP 26.4%
Labour 13.7%

North Shropshire

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 37%
UKIP 23.8%
Labour 16.1%

Dudley North

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 29%
UKIP 25.6%
Conservatives 16.4%

Bury St Edmunds

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.8%
UKIP 20%
Labour 17.4%

Ynys Mon

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 27%
UKIP 19.2%
Conservatives 14.3%

North West Cambridgeshire

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 36.2%
UKIP 25.7%
Labour 15.5%

South West Norfolk

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.2%
UKIP 23.2%
Labour 17.1%

Suffolk Coastal

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 32.5%
UKIP 19.7%
Labour 15.7%

Walsall North

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 28.8%
UKIP 22.1%
Conservatives 13.6%

Huntington

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.8%
UKIP 25.1%
Labour 11.6%

Mid Norfolk

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 35.7%
UKIP 23.7%
Labour 16.6%

Great Yarmouth

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 26.5%
UKIP 24.4%
Labour 23.5%

Stone

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 35.8%
UKIP 19%
Labour 18.8%

Cannock Chase

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 25.8%
UKIP 23.8%
Conservatives 20.8%

Boston & Skegness

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 33.7%
UKIP 29%
Labour 17.9%

Broadland

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 32%
UKIP 18.4%
Labour 14.3%

Newcastle-Under-Lyme 

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 34.5%
UKIP 19.2%
Conservatives 18.5%

Louth and Horncastle

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 35.4%
UKIP 24.4%
Labour 15.9%

Gainsborough

Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.6%
UKIP 21.5%
Labour 14.7%

Macclesfield
 
Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.3%
UKIP 18.7%
Labour 17%

Rother Valley 

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 34.1%
UKIP 26.3%
Conservatives 12.1%

Beverley and Holderness
 
Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 34.3%
UKIP 18.7%
Labour 17%

East Yorkshire
 
Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 33.1%
UKIP 24.5%
Labour 18.8%

Heywood and Middleton 

Vote Conservative, Get Labour.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Labour 34%
UKIP 32.8%
Conservatives 12.1%

Ribble Valley
 
Vote Labour, Get Conservative.
Vote UKIP, Get UKIP.

Conservatives 36.6%
UKIP 22.7%
Labour 16.8%

Conclusion:

The findings really are quite startling.

If Conservative voters in the following areas voted UKIP instead of Conservative, they would deprive the Labour Party an MP in an area they have no chance of winning and are currently 3rd or worse:

• Plymouth Moor View
• Carmathen East & Dinefwr
• Dudley North
• Ynys Mon
• Walsall North
• Cannock Chase
• Newcastle-Under-Lyme
• Rother Valley
• Heywood & Middleton

It is also worth noting that UKIP are polling to win in the following areas where they are leading Labour and the Conservatives are 3rd. So a tactical vote in these areas would further cement Labour being deprived even more MP's:

• Dagenham & Rainham
• Great Grimsby
• Rotherham

If Labour Party voters in the following areas voted UKIP instead of Labour, they would deprive the Conservative Party an MP in an area they have no chance of winning and are currently 3rd or worse:

• Truro and Falmouth
• Bridgwater & West Somerset
• Bournemouth West
• Bournemouth East
• Bognor Regis & Littlehampton
• East Worthing & Shoreham
• Havant
• North Thanet
• Spelthorne
• Sittingbourne & Sheppey
• Banbury
• Hornchurch & Upminster
• Castle Point
• Southend West
• Wyre Forest
• Bromsgrove
• Rochford & Southend East
• South Staffordshire
• South Suffolk
• Meriden
• West Suffolk
• North Shropshire
• Bury St Edmunds
• Northwest Cambridgeshire
• South West Norfolk
• Suffolk Coastal
• Huntington
• Mid Norfolk
• Great Yarmouth
• Stone
• Boston & Skegness
• Broadland
• Loath & Horncastle
• Gainsborough
• Macclesfield
• Beverley & Holderness
• East Yorkshire
• Ribble Valley

It is also worth noting that UKIP are polling to win in the following areas where they are leading the Conservatives and the Labour Party are 3rd. So a tactical vote in these areas would further cement the Conservatives being deprived even more MP's:

• Rochester & Strood
• South Thanet
• Thurrock
• Clacton
• Northampton South

So what can we learn from this information?
Several things.
Firstly, a vote for UKIP really is a vote for UKIP, and can get you a UKIP MP.
Second, not only are Conservative Party votes costing the Tories, Labour Party MP's, but Labour Party votes are also costing the Labour Party, Conservative Party MP's.

So next time David Cameron or Ed Miliband tell you a vote for UKIP gets you Labour or Conservative Party MP's and the party you like the least.
Think for a second. Are they really referring to data or just trying a cheap trick to win votes.

In the YouGov poll alone it has UKIP being deprived of 48 MP's. My suggestion is people vote for who they really want to. Don't listen to the rhetoric from the media and/or the establishment parties. Because voting UKIP really WILL win UKIP and your areas MP's!