J'accuse! #5 :MDU, Why I did join them!:
Tommy Tommasino
I'm sure many of you read the pretty good article from a PCP member 'MDU, Why I didn't join them!' and thought i'd give my pennies worth!
The very fact that the MDU is named in such a way, while not being a top 5 party shows that we are taken seriously by eUK, seriously by other political parties and are ready to move on and up.
Why join the MDU?
- Firstly obviously, you should agree with our manifesto. Protection of the free market, the liberty of the citizen and the independence of the nation are our three core values. Obviously these are extremely vague, so please read our manifesto to read about how we go about fulfilling these values.
- It is the perfect time to join. We are on an upwards surge, from 13 members in September to 36 currently. We aim to be a top 5 party by 2009. Join now, and you can be involved at the very heart of movement that is on the roll. We are extremely welcoming to new citizens with no previous political experience - members like Big Boy Bulley, CV James, Json are always on hand to guide and advise.
- We don't engage in negative politics. We're not going to sit here and tell you whats bad about other parties, we'll tell you whats good about us, what we hope to achieve, how we're going to achieve it. See Manifesto!.
In eUK there's going to be a party that suits you. It might be UKRP, PCP, UBP etc etc or it might be MDU - the Movement for Democratic Unity. We would simply urge that you check out/research as many parties as possible before making your mind up, and if it turns out we're the right party for you, we'll be ready to receive you with open arms.
Thanks for reading,
Tommy Tommasino,
MDU Press Liason & Membership Officer
Comments
A nice article , No malice intended in my article towards MDU and once again Well done on recent acheivements.
No no, i know, i was being truthful when I said it was taken as a compliment. When i mention 'negative politics' above, I was not accusing your article of being negative at all. It was taken as banter, which is fine - and fun 🙂
Although MDU policies etc might disagree with some other parties, we're all looking for a better eUK in the end, we're not looking for a war of words and i'm sure no other party really is either.
Indeed i hope so (:
I hope at the next elections, the winners will better this country for the better 🙂
as opposed to bettering the country for the worse 😛
New party new members = fresh ideas
Another fantastic article from Tommy. Voted and subscribed.