FDP and UKRP Merge?
Day 699, 15:44
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by Avlana Kiarunto
#4 19-10-09
This information apparently leaked a while ago on eUK-Left and I have heard it from a member of the FDP.
Though it seems the UKRP and FDP are trying to keep this secret, it comes to no surprise to most that the United Kingdom Reform Party and the Free Democratic Party, both Centre-Right Wing Libertarian parties, are apparently in the process of discussing a merge, like the FDP and BCP did recently. When members of the UKRP protested and broke off, they formed the FDP. This however, split the right-wing vote and let The Unity Party, Centre-Left, become the leading party in the eUK. If these two Centre-Right Wing parties unified, they could become the top party again. As of now, The Unity Party has 612 members and is the #1 party. The UKRP is #2 with 517 members and the FDP is #6 with 107 members (I would like to point out that the TUP's numbers seemed to have decreased and the UKRP's increased since earlier). If these parties fully merged, they would theoretically have 624 members, becoming the top party in the eUK. I would like to remind you that this is a rumour and if it is true only yet discussed, probably. But it seems likely this will happen, and change eUK politics again.
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This information apparently leaked a while ago on eUK-Left and I have heard it from a member of the FDP.
Though it seems the UKRP and FDP are trying to keep this secret, it comes to no surprise to most that the United Kingdom Reform Party and the Free Democratic Party, both Centre-Right Wing Libertarian parties, are apparently in the process of discussing a merge, like the FDP and BCP did recently. When members of the UKRP protested and broke off, they formed the FDP. This however, split the right-wing vote and let The Unity Party, Centre-Left, become the leading party in the eUK. If these two Centre-Right Wing parties unified, they could become the top party again. As of now, The Unity Party has 612 members and is the #1 party. The UKRP is #2 with 517 members and the FDP is #6 with 107 members (I would like to point out that the TUP's numbers seemed to have decreased and the UKRP's increased since earlier). If these parties fully merged, they would theoretically have 624 members, becoming the top party in the eUK. I would like to remind you that this is a rumour and if it is true only yet discussed, probably. But it seems likely this will happen, and change eUK politics again.
VOTE AND SUBSCRIBE, I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE
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That would be fantastic and everything but i don't see it happening since many of the FDP members left the UKRP to set their own party up. Are you sure you're not confuzzling yourself up with the alliance for the Congress Elections?
>This information apparently leaked a while ago on eUK-Left
You heard about two right parties on UK-Left, huh.
Yeah, quality information there 😉
W... what? Why in God's name would the FDP and UKRP merge? If that was my endgame, I could have just run for UKRP PP again, I would have won, and then named it the FDP...
Seriously mate, check your facts.
@Dish - No you misunderstand. That's not where this information comes from.
@Arthur - That of course assumes you were acting rationally.
I should say "leaked to".
If you get your info from eUK-Left, may I remind you the ops in that channel seem to have a thing for kickbanning FDP and UKRP members.
*I* personally didn't hear it from there, but that's what I was told.
Apparently someone who wasn't from the FDP or UKRP found out and told #eUK-Left last night.
Personally I enjoy the fact that they remain separated. Long live the alliance, long live #uk-left...
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OK let me clarify this. Someone told Avlana, he told me and I told #uk-left. Everyone understand now?
Praise the immortal king