+mickbrod1 Hi Mick, yes, he's a good advert for an MP. He worked tirelessly for his constituency and made the 'knife law' a reality. Sadly, not ALL MPs are as well thought of. EG he published all his expenses from day one!
@@andrewmiller6754 If he finds that he agrees with the Conservative Party on most issues, he will be a Tory. I don't agree with the Tories on much and I don't support them or vote for them but I respect that they have ideals and that people may join with them on the basis of sharing those ideals.
The North needs representatives in Parliament, just the same as everywhere else in the UK - so if you, as a Northerner, feel strongly enough about it, go for it. You could be the voice of your community in Parliament, even in government.
The people have not yet been allowed to respond at all which government members have provoked fully since 2008 but the politicians have the entire subject discussed on their terms unchallenged which is listened to by broken individuals that have said nothing of themselves which is avoided fully by the politicians whose none effort to speak to those British citizens they ignore but seem to go to with any new cuts or negatives austerity has produced.
As a transformed person (long story) id be very interested in being an mp to represent what many have endured, in other words: ive been through the whole kit and caboodle of life.!😢
Thanks for the video, I have seen this video a few times now. I have no experience in running a business which I fear will stop me on a Career as a MP which I really wish to pursue. 😑.
Experience of running your own business is useful but not essential if you want to be MP. Some MPs have no such experience, and some have worked in business without running it themselves.
Really good interview with an alright guy...what he did not say is that all ex-priministers get a pension of £150,000 a year....no matter of the longevity of their time in office. Be PM for a day and get £150,000 a year. Not a bad number?
liz truss, 44 days in power. shell never have to work for the rest of her life. she will be paid 96k pounds for every day she was In office. its criminal
I might have the decision to become an MP but I don't know if my reasons would be valid in the future.. I'm currently 17 who has gone through many issues that have involved mental illness, progression, extremism, free speech, child and domestic abuse, the economic growth of my family, the development of myself in education, very hard bias in school (was literally called a Nazi for having Conservative views and was abandoned through school.. Basic story but it actually happens alot to people like me), bad people getting away with serious crimes (my own mother) , terrorism, self development financially and in education and witnessing my family across the world fall straight into poverty through a socialist government earning no more than 7 quid a day.. Issues I've had against me and knowing what can be good if you put the work in rather than not looking in the right paths in the beginning.. I refuse these issues to take this country and would like to stand to tackle these issues within the UK and prevent these issues from happening.. And by the 2030s I believe there could be a labour government who technically would do the opposite or the more unfair way from what I've experienced in my life so far..
Tackling injustice, so that others need not experience what you went through, is a perfectly valid reason to stand for MP. From your words, it seems as if you would be most likely to join the Conservatives,and if we have another Conservative government, you would have the chance to put forward your views with reason to hope that they would be enacted. However, if we have a Labour government, you would use your voice to ensure that the views of those you represent (including yourself) are not unheard, and are taken into account by the government. Indeed, that could be necessary even if you were part of a Conservative government - sometimes governments get things wrong for those they supposedly stand for, in which case the backbenchers of the governing party are there to put the brakes on and get ministers to think harder and more carefully about what they're proposing.
I just want to be an mp to be the prime minister and actually make this country good again, many people think it’s good already but the rich people need to pay more towards the nhs, nhs people should get more money, a better military to ensure our safety, better modern city. And we should invade some other country’s like North Korea so we have more land, liberate them from their lies and make sure we have a military near China as they are making their military bigger by the day. Also the main thing is make a good space program with spacex and nasa.
Why not. Start as a helper at your local political party. Then become a councillor, then get selected to run for MP. Why not...it's just about graft really.
What experience do you need? I'm 19 but do I need to wait till I've done my social science, philosophy and politics course? How much knowledge of politics do you need? I've only got sales and customer service experience and a customer service and business course behind me. I'm a humanist but realist, I'm a Lib Dem and really want to get involved.
Louise Forrest Hey Louise. You are never too young to get involved. Contact your local MP and ask how you can help out as the election is next year. Go to political meetings, join your political party. Go on a tour of Parliament. Listen to Today in Parliament. Join a youth political group. Good luck and WELL DONE Graham
TheRecruitmentGuy Thank you for your advice :) I was thinking of university first? I was going to do Social Science, Philosophy and Politics because I assume you must need some sort of relevant knowledge? I'd graduate in 2019 so thought I could get involved while at uni then try in the 2020 GE? Thanks :)
Leaving the recovery on the same groups still has to be made right but the only morals are on the side of the lost generation whose government has acted without any sense of fairness pursuit instead of keeping the representated out of any impacts unlike the none presence continuing to have no say equating maximum entrenching the silent unable to voice anything paying majority going without escape from the imposed austerity on the least likely to be justifiably made to face consequences that missed the most guilty responsible for the entire crisis taking none of the burden blameless groups suffer .
@@indigopillow8260 Watch from 1:55 - the MP mentions getting involved with your local political party. There is bound to be an association of Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Greens in your area; if you're in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, there will also be an association of a nationalist party (PC, SNP, DUP etc.) - apply to join whichever one suits your political views and ideals. As the MP says in the video, you might not find that you agree with absolutely everything they stand for - to give you an example, the Liberal Democrat candidates in my area oppose the HS2 rail project, because it's cutting through the community and will destroy homes and wildlife, even though the wider Liberal Democrat party supports it - but the main thing is to donate to them, get involved with their efforts, help them to campaign in elections, help their elected representatives to do their jobs in local or national government, and so on. Be as active as you can within the party, make the time to meet people in the area and talk to them, find out what matters to them and think about what you could possibly do to address any problems they have. You might find that the party you want to join is a relatively minor one (e.g. the National Health Action Party) without an association in your area, but you could join anyway and offer to start an association there. It would require more of your time and a lot of hard work, over and above whatever job you might already have, but if you feel strongly enough, and there are enough people in your area who agree with your views, you could pull it off and perhaps become a Parliamentary candidate for them. It's also possible to stand as an Independent, without the backing of any political party - there have been Independent MPs before, such as Martin Bell who was elected MP for Tatton in 1997. However, he did it by investing a lot of his own money in his campaign, using his family and friends as his local campaign team, persuading various political parties in the area to stand down their candidates so that he would be able to count on their voters to back him against the incumbent Conservative MP, and campaign effectively against what were the perceived failings of the Conservative government at that time. As he himself said, it was something of a miracle that he got elected; most Independents do not succeed, given that voters are more inclined along party lines these days, and as an Independent MP you will obviously never be able to progress to a ministerial role, though you will have the advantage of being able to vote in the Commons without having to toe any party line - i.e. you can vote just as your constituents and your conscience advise you to do.
The lost generation labelled in 2009 frustratingly told your generation has had ten years decided during which we would become a lost generation this was accurate without anything halting the imposed limitations that were decided by the government politicians whose accountability should result in there imprisonment . The powerless , voiceless and without representation in government have been victims of ring so the vulnerable abused by those who are supposed to represent the British people have taken a selected groups of citizens and the selected youngest adults the single demographic to be burdened massively from the crisis and the following decade of economic recovery which thus far has been constantly negative while no reward has yet been provided despite 8 years of my generation really having a severely detrimental time from 2008 onwards. The lack of any response has been used to enable the majority of sufferance endured in the uk recovery to be not placed at the guiltys door being fully let off , the purposeful choice of those unable to do anything at all being overly burdened for the past eight years relying on the same politicians who give the consequences fully to those unable to prevent or even complain vulnerable people being forced into highly detrimental circumstances that allow abuse to a maximum without any hope of protection eight years without the MPs addressing this abuse without respite thus far, the responsible in government will eventually have to be made accountable to these victims which jointly have nothing but absolute intentions that the voices must be heard in the years to come with really nothing has been done but first chance of empowerment in the future will begin those disgraceful MPs taken down by the people whose justice will certainly be sought for abuses forced on the powerless not the banks not those who actually have a connection to the crisis that have been deciding the recovery aswell as those responsible for the outcomes of economic austerity that was pushed towards the innocent groups and young adults not a shred of guilt nor connection but filled with the seriously devastating impacts going on these victims . The ending of the abuses have not stopped not a benefit returned thus far A nations silent throughout the eight years building a nationwide deep desire to never let those who have forced soo much to the helpless determined to ensure the massive response towards the MPs whose growing number of uk cituzens that will be ensuring they are taking the politicians down giving the burdens to these groups is cruel and wrong without MPs being ruled by there misuse of powers to give powerless too much for revenge retribution being sworn by the lost generation seeking the first chance in there lifetime to demand justice .
The certIainty of the need for justice for individuals and taking the maximum consequences to those that have forced deaths of innocent helpless people but refused to lighten the burdens . The responsible for the sucides have yet to be made To confront there evils that those sufferance will decide the type of punishments those as yet unaware of the maximum efforts towards these unbelievably guilty hated blamed MPs that cannot dictate their own futures without the matching consequences prepared by people getting the sense of extreme retaliation built by the clueless fucks unaware of how many seek their Demise in ways that provoking has been MPs mistakes
The response that the lost generation and groups forced to suffer enduring beyond what any human being should in silence for eight years. The response to the entire experiences from those this far unheard is becoming greatly provoked that will release the built up massively commuted to provide a matching response to those politicians and media who created the lost generation before the years of austerity had occured , fucking never spoke to never agreed to any part of the plans to make a decade of a lost generation without lives that planned to pursuit . The frustration of being labelled by those easily able to continue the lifestyle everything they planned for ten years has been made happen in part due to there incapable of sharing the recovery fairly unable to sacrifice anything nor any years but enraging the powerless having suffered the entire impacts halting careers ruining pepped lives causing sucides of these disempowered groups.
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What a fantastic interview. Both the questions and the answers from the MP. 9 years later when the world is in the toilet it is refreshing !
how can you not like the way this man .in10 miniutes he has blown many misconceptions held by the ordinary man in the street IE ME .
+mickbrod1 Hi Mick, yes, he's a good advert for an MP. He worked tirelessly for his constituency and made the 'knife law' a reality. Sadly, not ALL MPs are as well thought of. EG he published all his expenses from day one!
I am 17, I would love to become an MP when I am older.
Hopefully not a tory
@@andrewmiller6754 If he finds that he agrees with the Conservative Party on most issues, he will be a Tory. I don't agree with the Tories on much and I don't support them or vote for them but I respect that they have ideals and that people may join with them on the basis of sharing those ideals.
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Spot on Q&A, thank you for the upload, very helpful.
Excellent.
Thanks Charles, appreciate you kind comment
Great video, thank you 👍
it's gotta be said , great video 👍
excellent video!
A wonderful interview
Thnaks Rowan. Nick is one of the most genuine guys I know. Shame he's not still in politics.
How to become a MP? Rob your nan and tell her she should thank you for all your hard work.
Fantastic video
John, thanks for your comment
I'm wondering if a northerner like me could get on parliament
If you want to do it, go for it!
Andy Burnham and the Scouse metro mayor are great examples of people who have done it.
The North needs representatives in Parliament, just the same as everywhere else in the UK - so if you, as a Northerner, feel strongly enough about it, go for it. You could be the voice of your community in Parliament, even in government.
The people have not yet been allowed to respond at all which government members have provoked fully since 2008 but the politicians have the entire subject discussed on their terms unchallenged which is listened to by broken individuals that have said nothing of themselves which is avoided fully by the politicians whose none effort to speak to those British citizens they ignore but seem to go to with any new cuts or negatives austerity has produced.
As a transformed person (long story) id be very interested in being an mp to represent what many have endured, in other words: ive been through the whole kit and caboodle of life.!😢
Stay strong and go for it
Thanks for the video, I have seen this video a few times now. I have no experience in running a business which I fear will stop me on a Career as a MP which I really wish to pursue. 😑.
How’s it going?
Experience of running your own business is useful but not essential if you want to be MP. Some MPs have no such experience, and some have worked in business without running it themselves.
MP's can come from anywhere!
Really good interview with an alright guy...what he did not say is that all ex-priministers get a pension of £150,000 a year....no matter of the longevity of their time in office. Be PM for a day and get £150,000 a year. Not a bad number?
liz truss, 44 days in power. shell never have to work for the rest of her life. she will be paid 96k pounds for every day she was In office. its criminal
pov: Liz truss
They get 150,000 a year and they get a pension of 500,000
I might have the decision to become an MP but I don't know if my reasons would be valid in the future.. I'm currently 17 who has gone through many issues that have involved mental illness, progression, extremism, free speech, child and domestic abuse, the economic growth of my family, the development of myself in education, very hard bias in school (was literally called a Nazi for having Conservative views and was abandoned through school.. Basic story but it actually happens alot to people like me), bad people getting away with serious crimes (my own mother) , terrorism, self development financially and in education and witnessing my family across the world fall straight into poverty through a socialist government earning no more than 7 quid a day.. Issues I've had against me and knowing what can be good if you put the work in rather than not looking in the right paths in the beginning.. I refuse these issues to take this country and would like to stand to tackle these issues within the UK and prevent these issues from happening.. And by the 2030s I believe there could be a labour government who technically would do the opposite or the more unfair way from what I've experienced in my life so far..
Tackling injustice, so that others need not experience what you went through, is a perfectly valid reason to stand for MP. From your words, it seems as if you would be most likely to join the Conservatives,and if we have another Conservative government, you would have the chance to put forward your views with reason to hope that they would be enacted. However, if we have a Labour government, you would use your voice to ensure that the views of those you represent (including yourself) are not unheard, and are taken into account by the government. Indeed, that could be necessary even if you were part of a Conservative government - sometimes governments get things wrong for those they supposedly stand for, in which case the backbenchers of the governing party are there to put the brakes on and get ministers to think harder and more carefully about what they're proposing.
i want to be an mp
I just want to be an mp to be the prime minister and actually make this country good again, many people think it’s good already but the rich people need to pay more towards the nhs, nhs people should get more money, a better military to ensure our safety, better modern city. And we should invade some other country’s like North Korea so we have more land, liberate them from their lies and make sure we have a military near China as they are making their military bigger by the day. Also the main thing is make a good space program with spacex and nasa.
You’re such an idiot Jesus Christ you have to be joking
Do you have to be from London? I’m from Bristol >.
Do you have to be from London to do qhat Ani? Graham
Of course not! Only 73 MP's represent an area in London, and I can't imagine too many more came from London
If Donald Trump can be President of the United States, I can become a Member of Parliament and later the Prime Minister.
Why not. Start as a helper at your local political party. Then become a councillor, then get selected to run for MP. Why not...it's just about graft really.
TheRecruitmentGuy Nah that's too much work. I'm just going to become a reality TV star and the rest is easy
What experience do you need? I'm 19 but do I need to wait till I've done my social science, philosophy and politics course? How much knowledge of politics do you need? I've only got sales and customer service experience and a customer service and business course behind me. I'm a humanist but realist, I'm a Lib Dem and really want to get involved.
Louise Forrest Hey Louise. You are never too young to get involved. Contact your local MP and ask how you can help out as the election is next year. Go to political meetings, join your political party. Go on a tour of Parliament. Listen to Today in Parliament. Join a youth political group. Good luck and WELL DONE Graham
TheRecruitmentGuy Thank you for your advice :) I was thinking of university first? I was going to do Social Science, Philosophy and Politics because I assume you must need some sort of relevant knowledge? I'd graduate in 2019 so thought I could get involved while at uni then try in the 2020 GE? Thanks :)
+TheRecruitmentGu
I’m kinda wanting to get into politicd myself in my future, how are you doing?
i love our accent
Leaving the recovery on the same groups still has to be made right but the only morals are on the side of the lost generation whose government has acted without any sense of fairness pursuit instead of keeping the representated out of any impacts unlike the none presence continuing to have no say equating maximum entrenching the silent unable to voice anything paying majority going without escape from the imposed austerity on the least likely to be justifiably made to face consequences that missed the most guilty responsible for the entire crisis taking none of the burden blameless groups suffer .
I wanna be an mp
Well, get involved in local politics to start your journey
@@TheRecruitmentGuy how do you get involved in local politics
@@indigopillow8260 Watch from 1:55 - the MP mentions getting involved with your local political party. There is bound to be an association of Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Greens in your area; if you're in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, there will also be an association of a nationalist party (PC, SNP, DUP etc.) - apply to join whichever one suits your political views and ideals. As the MP says in the video, you might not find that you agree with absolutely everything they stand for - to give you an example, the Liberal Democrat candidates in my area oppose the HS2 rail project, because it's cutting through the community and will destroy homes and wildlife, even though the wider Liberal Democrat party supports it - but the main thing is to donate to them, get involved with their efforts, help them to campaign in elections, help their elected representatives to do their jobs in local or national government, and so on. Be as active as you can within the party, make the time to meet people in the area and talk to them, find out what matters to them and think about what you could possibly do to address any problems they have.
You might find that the party you want to join is a relatively minor one (e.g. the National Health Action Party) without an association in your area, but you could join anyway and offer to start an association there. It would require more of your time and a lot of hard work, over and above whatever job you might already have, but if you feel strongly enough, and there are enough people in your area who agree with your views, you could pull it off and perhaps become a Parliamentary candidate for them.
It's also possible to stand as an Independent, without the backing of any political party - there have been Independent MPs before, such as Martin Bell who was elected MP for Tatton in 1997. However, he did it by investing a lot of his own money in his campaign, using his family and friends as his local campaign team, persuading various political parties in the area to stand down their candidates so that he would be able to count on their voters to back him against the incumbent Conservative MP, and campaign effectively against what were the perceived failings of the Conservative government at that time. As he himself said, it was something of a miracle that he got elected; most Independents do not succeed, given that voters are more inclined along party lines these days, and as an Independent MP you will obviously never be able to progress to a ministerial role, though you will have the advantage of being able to vote in the Commons without having to toe any party line - i.e. you can vote just as your constituents and your conscience advise you to do.
Here after Mr. Rishi Sunak became PM of UK 🇬🇧 (27/10/22 8:23pm)
1:56
I'm 23, I thought this was too old and am currently a school teacher. But I'd definitely love to be a labour MP
Who do i contact if i want to become MP
In the video I believe it said the party that is closest to your views
@James James haha I don't think my profile picture will decide let alone u
1:55
Bois
You still about
He’s been voted out now
The lost generation labelled in 2009 frustratingly told your generation has had ten years decided during which we would become a lost generation this was accurate without anything halting the imposed limitations that were decided by the government politicians whose accountability should result in there imprisonment . The powerless , voiceless and without representation in government have been victims of ring so the vulnerable abused by those who are supposed to represent the British people have taken a selected groups of citizens and the selected youngest adults the single demographic to be burdened massively from the crisis and the following decade of economic recovery which thus far has been constantly negative while no reward has yet been provided despite 8 years of my generation really having a severely detrimental time from 2008 onwards. The lack of any response has been used to enable the majority of sufferance endured in the uk recovery to be not placed at the guiltys door being fully let off , the purposeful choice of those unable to do anything at all being overly burdened for the past eight years relying on the same politicians who give the consequences fully to those unable to prevent or even complain vulnerable people being forced into highly detrimental circumstances that allow abuse to a maximum without any hope of protection eight years without the MPs addressing this abuse without respite thus far, the responsible in government will eventually have to be made accountable to these victims which jointly have nothing but absolute intentions that the voices must be heard in the years to come with really nothing has been done but first chance of empowerment in the future will begin those disgraceful MPs taken down by the people whose justice will certainly be sought for abuses forced on the powerless not the banks not those who actually have a connection to the crisis that have been deciding the recovery aswell as those responsible for the outcomes of economic austerity that was pushed towards the innocent groups and young adults not a shred of guilt nor connection but filled with the seriously devastating impacts going on these victims . The ending of the abuses have not stopped not a benefit returned thus far A nations silent throughout the eight years building a nationwide deep desire to never let those who have forced soo much to the helpless determined to ensure the massive response towards the MPs whose growing number of uk cituzens that will be ensuring they are taking the politicians down giving the burdens to these groups is cruel and wrong without MPs being ruled by there misuse of powers to give powerless too much for revenge retribution being sworn by the lost generation seeking the first chance in there lifetime to demand justice .
This reads like it was written by artificial intelligence. Wtf are you even on about mate 🤣🤣🤣
The certIainty of the need for justice for individuals and taking the maximum consequences to those that have forced deaths of innocent helpless people but refused to lighten the burdens . The responsible for the sucides have yet to be made To confront there evils that those sufferance will decide the type of punishments those as yet unaware of the maximum efforts towards these unbelievably guilty hated blamed MPs that cannot dictate their own futures without the matching consequences prepared by people getting the sense of extreme retaliation built by the clueless fucks unaware of how many seek their Demise in ways that provoking has been MPs mistakes
I am 12 years old i most likely not going to become a mp but i really want to
Which party will you represent
ukip
Adam Trew I don’t think UKIP is gonna be around that much longer honestly, but you go for it
@scott croucher, I’m just curious as to how you’ve been over the last 7 years?
@@guymukulayenge7890 well, this comment made me have a existential crisis lol. I’m not a MP just a chef and moving through the weeds of life
The salary here is terrible~!~!~!~!
+YanJun CHEN MPs get paid quite well, but when you consider that they work 7 days a week, most eves and few holidays it does look under paid
Ahh, but free drinks and £300/day expenses are real benefits.
As long as you can lie and say I would like to make it quite clear
you can be an MP. Easy Peary!
"we are human beings at the end of the day". And he still is a Tory. The most hilarious Idea
The response that the lost generation and groups forced to suffer enduring beyond what any human being should in silence for eight years. The response to the entire experiences from those this far unheard is becoming greatly provoked that will release the built up massively commuted to provide a matching response to those politicians and media who created the lost generation before the years of austerity had occured , fucking never spoke to never agreed to any part of the plans to make a decade of a lost generation without lives that planned to pursuit . The frustration of being labelled by those easily able to continue the lifestyle everything they planned for ten years has been made happen in part due to there incapable of sharing the recovery fairly unable to sacrifice anything nor any years but enraging the powerless having suffered the entire impacts halting careers ruining pepped lives causing sucides of these disempowered groups.
this guy is not an mp any more