In an event organised by Jack Thomson, UKIP Regional Chairman and Jamie Baker Regional Secretary and National Nominations Officer the awaiting crowd welcomed Anne Marie Waters to Newcastle to speak on the current political situation in the UK.
Anne Marie Waters, UKIP Justice Spokeswoman, showed that she could not subdue her social conscience and live a quiet life away from politics, and she explained to a lively Newcastle audience made up of UKIP members and guests, that she is relaunching her political career, refreshed , revitalised and inspired by what she sees in this crazy world to ensure that the public are protected from the excesses of Government.
In her speech she spelt out the dangers ahead relating to uncontrolled immigration, the spread of segregated sectors of society, the corruption of our society under the banner of "Diversity Equity and Inclusion", the under reported spread of violence as these segregated societies are shored up by a flood of young fighting age men and the role of CO2 propaganda as the key element in the whole chain of events that will lead to tight financial and movement control of citizens.
Anne Marie started by outlining her political life following her qualifying in journalism at Nottingham Trent University followed by a London Law degree whilst working for the NHS. Anne Marie went on to describe her decade with the Labour party during which time she witnessed the gradual shift of Labour from being the party representing the working man to the party with people following a political career path never experiencing the daily chores of the working man they were set up to represent. During her time studying Law she studied in detail the phenomena of Sharia Law which she saw as an anathema to her social and equality values in life and instead of just digesting and ignoring the growth of Sharia Courts in the UK in contravention of UK Law she was moved to take positive steps to alert society to the dangers of the growth of the alternative society within the UK.
She briefly outlined her first spell with UKIP culminating her running a close second to Henry Bolton, but the grassroot membership were aware that Anne Marie had brought hundreds of new members to UKIP who unfortunately were unable to vote due to Party rules, or the result would have likely been a win for Anne Marie. Saddened by this experience, after a period of reflection, she moved on to form the "For Britain" party which despite her charismatic leadership were unable to budge the traditional party machines backed up by their pet mainstream media so reluctantly she decided to retire from politics in July 2022 and as stated earlier, after a period of rest could not contain the passion she holds to do her very best for the future of others in the UK.
The event could have gone on for many more hours but with the pressures of last buses and trains and the approach of pub closing time she expressed her thanks to everyone attending and said that she hoped she had inspired them to support her in her campaign to stand as Parliamentary Candidate in Hartlepool in the next General Election.
