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Time to win - Greens hit 11% in proper Euro opinion poll

http://bit.ly/JuLJv Greens hit 11% in _EXPRESS_ [UKIP-funded!] poll!
LET'S GET THIS NEWS UP AND OUT THERE! Let's use our own networks and Green
Party outlets to do that, asap.
_The election is now our's to win_.
If we make the right moves now, we can solidify this figure and achieve our
goals: of holding our two seats, and winning two more in our target Regions.
If we can help create further increases in support nationally, and get close
to 1989 levels, then we can potentially win a second seat in south-east and
maybe in SouthWest too.
Let's do this, team-Green!!! Let's make history this time!
Rupert
C'llr. Rupert Read, prospective Green Party MEP for the East of England...
p.s. We need our own (Green-funded) national opinion poll now, to keep
building our figure up...

See Mark Thomas endorse me and the Green Party for the Euro-elections:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em2kW1AWzE0 &
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzrpT0QvFIc&feature=channel_page

Check out me being interviewed in-depth by former ITV journo John Francis,
on the Euro-campaign: http://tinyurl.com/cr3ahk

Thinking of joining the growing movement?: Goto www.rupertread.net

The electoral system for the Euro-elections is Proportional Representation.
So:
IF ONE IN TEN VOTE GREEN THIS JUNE, THEN I WILL BE ELECTED AS EASTERN
ENGLAND'S 1st GREEN MEP...

Comments

Steve_Barker said…
Alas, not a conversion, but I never dreamt that I would live to hear Norman Tebbit sugest that people vote Green:

"People could vote green, they could vote for all sorts of wider people..."

From

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8045250.stm
17 May 2009 at 17:52
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