UKIP_Manifesto

Britain United Under One Law For All
Britain has always welcomed people of whatever faith, nationality or creed
who have wanted to make their home in this country, but a lack of vision
for an integrated Britain has led to our society becoming more and more
fragmented. UKIP will take integration as seriously as we have immigration,
and we will not tolerate the intolerable.
Over many years, the policy of ‘multiculturalism’
has fragmented British society by allowing
new migrants to Britain to behave in exactly
the same way as they would if they were still
in their countries of origin. Multiculturalism
has prevented criticism of certain religious
beliefs and cultural practices, even those the
overwhelming majority of British people would
consider repugnant, and which threaten rights
and equalities established in Britain
for decades.
Nobody voted for multiculturalism, yet all of us are
living with the results of it. It is generally those who
have little interest in preserving British identity, or
who are indeed hostile to the very idea of it, who
champion multiculturalism most fiercely. They are
vociferous in shutting down debate.
UKIP stands for a country united under
the same set of laws and values. We
believe firmly that a multi-ethnic society
can be a harmonious and successful
one, but only if it is bound together by an
over-arching attachment to Britain and
British identity. In treating all practices
and traditions as being of equal standing,
however much they might offend our
values and laws, our national leaders have
made a grave error.
Peter Whittle AM,
Deputy Leader and Culture Spokesman
UKIP will stand up for the equal rights of all
people in Britain, and say we are proud of our
country and its achievements, our values of
free speech, democracy, independence, and
patriotism. We will promote British values in our
legal system, in our schools, and in our society.
ONE LAW FOR ALL
A society that can pick and choose what legal
system it lives under gradually ceases to be a
society at all.
The growth of sharia councils is of great concern
to the public, as is the apparent unwillingness of
the political class to prevent them proliferating.
UKIP will take action: we will establish a legal
commission to draw up proposals to disband
sharia councils.
It is simple: there should be one law for all.
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