Here's a lovely endorsement for the Green Party from Alex Andreou, a key CiF contributor.
Key qs:
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surprise was that the more I looked at them, the more I liked them. Their 
policies appear to me eminently sensible and unabashedly progressive, in most 
areas. They are the only party which has refused to be drawn into the 
immigrant-bashing competition with the others, and the only which proposes a 
vote in the general elections for EU citizens based on residency, rather than 
nationality. Their commitment to minority rights, including LGBT, is second to 
none. They alone seem to understand that discussion and collaboration, rather 
than confrontation, is the way to reform the EU. Their candidates seem 
passionate and compassionate. 
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so, on 22 May I will be voting for the Green party, for the first time. Not as a 
default choice, but as a positive one. Not as a wasted vote, but as a vote that 
may add to their already significant 45 MEPs and make a genuine difference. Not 
as a protest vote against the establishment, but as a strong voice of resistance 
against the politics of hate peddled by so many others.

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