The ethos of a political party is to a large extent
determined by its leaders, particularly the principal leader.
There are ten parties contending for seats representing the
Eastern Region of the UK where I live, and as I am undecided to whom to give my
vote, I’ve been doing quite a bit of research about their policies and leaders.
Experience has shown me that leaders can make or break an organisation.
A charismatic leader is not necessarily the best, and yet
people are often swayed by a politician’s personality, his or her looks, mannerisms,
how they speak etc. A person with intelligence, wisdom, knowledge, compassion,
understanding, integrity, and a genuine desire to serve; one who is able to
communicate and who is a natural leader is far more desirable than one with superficial
charm and the gift of the gab.
What this Country needs is a leader with a vision, one who
can inspire people to work together to achieve that vision for the better good,
based on truth and equity for the enrichment of society in mind and spirit; a caring, tolerant
society that values love in preference to greed, power and a quest for more and
more material wealth.
Here are the leaders in random order:
David Cameron - Conservative Party
Nick Clegg - Liberal Democrats
Ed Milliband - Labour Party
Nigel Farage - UK Independence Party
Natalie Bennett - Green Party
Nick Griffin – British National Party
Mike Nattrass - An Independence from Europe
Sid Cordle - Christian Peoples Alliance
Robin Tilbrook - English Democrats
NO2EU – Was led by Bob Crow who recently died.
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