Do We Have Another Choice?
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- Do we have another choice? What im trying to say is when it comes to the vote if no alternative exists where we can vote out the same crooked establishment we only have one choice. I Do Not Consent!
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Vote Reform, give them a chance, they can't possibly be worse than Conservative or Labour.
Exactly 😉👍with with your eyes open not closed
I asked my Labour MP about mass migration and got the stock answer "we had an empire". My reaction to that cliché was the vast majority of these countries are much bigger and less densely populated than the UK. I will only vote for a party with a viable removal programme.
So did the Romans. Everybody in the UK move to Italy. Just turn up on a boat and demand asylum (at the rate we're going this will be fair enough in a few more years). Then expect to be kept by their state, and maybe allowed to pop home for an annual holiday...
And we cherished our empire…we didn’t set out to trash them but improve them! And then we left when we were no longer wanted!
So did the Turks, it was a very extensive empire too!
feel sorry for you, living in a Labour area.
Should have pointed out that we're taking in garbage from every corner of the world, not just the old Empire.
Left wing, right wing are on the same bird that’s flying in one direction, towards the WEF
Haha and we are constantly told the right wing extends far further than the left, which presumably is why it can only fly in circles.
There’s no left or right wing only up and down, up goes totalitarianism and down goes freedom Ronald Reagan the 40 th president of the United States of America
Very true but let's face it the Tories are hardly right wing now
Red and blue Tories are two cheeks of the same bottom.
😂😂😂 love that analogy and so true
@@aliwilson2038 And Reform will be no better!
@@muttsnuts8429 Reform will have to do as they are told, just like the other two.
@@muttsnuts8429 You don't know that, you are just making an understandable assumption, until you suck it and see, you will never know !
I'm not so sure as that would require them to be on opposite sides.
The only way we will know is to give them a go VOTE REFORM its the only way forward for this country.. I do not consent is as bad as not voting.
REFORM IS THE ONLY PARTY TO VOTE FOR EVEN IF YOU HAVE YOUR DOUBT'S.
No
Why? Give one good reason. I mean a reason to - a positive. Not "they will get rid of immigrants" or similar - say how they will achieve this.
👆🏻Labour acolyte, read other comments by dimsbird.
@@ycymrobach9012 oh - looked at this after my last comment. Yes - bit of a prat wins. I’ve never voted Labour you silly boy.
The UK needs a written constitution because the UK Government AND opposition blatantly LIE about their policies/mandates and then ignore the peoples wishes once in power.
We didn't vote to continue implementing every EU rule and EU law INCLUDING those enacted AFTER Brexit.
We didn't vote to ban burning wood, coal, gas or oil without a viable cost-effective alternative in place.
We didn't vote to ban ICE cars or make it even more expensive to travel by car.
We didn't vote to flood the Country with immigrants who are costing over £20 Billion a year in benefits (almost 1,400,000 here in one year!).
We didn't vote for our Sovereign law to be overruled by the ECHR.
We didn't vote for our farmers to be forced to produce LESS food.
We didn't vote for our Sovereign law on pandemics to be handed to the corrupt WHO (AP News) along with £Billions of funding.
We didn't vote for our border to be ignored by the EU whilst still paying them £Billions and allowing them to fish right up to our shore.
We didn't vote for Net Zero whilst developing Countries are building over 100 coal fired power stations each year with no restrictions.
We didn't vote for a MANDATED jab that was not tested.
These are WEF agenda policies that were introduced against British interests and the politicians are therefore committing treason.
Hear, hear! Well said BUT they don’t listen. They are not interested in us & what we want/don’t want, only what they can gain to line their pockets
If you voted conservative at the last election then you pretty much did vote for all those things. If you voted for Brexit then you voted for a fair chunk of them as they were all in the policy documents at the time. As for the vaccination bit - don't be silly...
timsbird. A lefty luvvy.
@@ycymrobach9012 wow - you have an amazing argument there. I see that you have looked at all the points in question and sought to create a fantastically well rounded and considered answer. This is possibly the most amazing use of human intelligence I will ever see on the internet and shows the level of discourse it was designed for in the very early days of DARPA and CERN. Or perhaps you’re being a bit of a prat. I’m not exactly sure.
If everybody just wrote “I do not consent” they would just keep calling elections until they got the answer they want.
Irish Republic.
@@ycymrobach9012Exactly.
Vote for the party who is the most likely remove Conservative and Labour from the running. They are new and you have nothing to loose. Time for new blood , Reform.
I won't be voteing either tory or labour but the party i vote for will have to have the uk public as their main concern and stop these illigals coming into our country
How? How will reform stop them? All they have said is they want to stop them - not one single idea on how to do it differently.
@@timsbird1971if you don't give them the chance you will never know
@@user-it7lf7kk8m erm - they are meant to have policy documents - meant to have thought out plans. Tell you what if you send me £50 you'll get £100. From where? How will you get it? I dunno. But unless you give me the chance you'll never know....
I'm voting reform but the civil service are always behind the scenes.
As a semi retired Civil Servant I agree - When parties change their civil servants should go with them and a whole new change be placed in power by the vote, not just that but i think the nation should be involved a lot more in the decisions to run the country. After all isn't it more prudent to make sure it's not just left the way is - put people in power and hope they do the right thing? All major decisions like wars, taxes, education reforms, public services should be by consent and a pole or vote can by arranged to see the public decision. True democracy.
@@marksadventures3889
They should notarize The Constitution and Bill of Rights,for a start.
Also recognise Common Law which could hold politicians and the civil service to account.
Voting is just playing their controlled game. I know all the whys and wherefores but I just cannot be given a choice between the Devil, Lucifer or Satan. I don't vote at all now.
The omnipresent "blob"
@@marksadventures3889 I was a member of the Tory party and should have been allowed a say in internal elections. However, as the membership would have turned Sunak down…members were not allowed to vote! Diversity won and the worst PM ever was installed! Such is the drip drip of dissent into the political quagmire!
People of the uk should use your vote as your voice chose wisely 🏴
Spoiling your vote is a waste of time it will get you more of the same..
Agreed, plus what a waste of time, pretty pointless in my opinion.
Always voted conserative, but not anymore. They have lost all trust in them. I have never, or would ever vote labour or Lib Dem. I will vote reform just to give them try; although I believe they are controlled opposition
Ok - sounds sensible. Won't vote for conservative because you have lost trust in them so you'll vote for a party mainly made up with failed conservatives, some of whom had to leave because they were untrustworthy.... didn't think that one through, did you?
I do not consent will never be more than 30. 40. 50%. Labour will get in and back to the same old rubbish. Like tice or hate him reform will put another voice in parliment. Will be able to fight decisions they do not agree with. Things have to change. Let's get reform into westminster . And we all fight to stop the first past the post system that has ruined uk politics. Politicians have to be accountable. Under the current system they are not. Just swap sides of the house.
There's no voting our way out of this sh*tshow.
David Kurten is ex Ukip añd now runs the Heritage party he's the only party I would vote for now or I would vote for an independent if neither is available on my ballot I will write I do not consent. Reform is controlled opposition.
Well, good luck with your definite 0 seats. At least Reform will get a few this time.
Exactly correct 👍
I have not even heard of the Heritage Party!
@@janetstanland2015 they are a fairly new party set up about 3 years ago, David Kurten has a show on TNT radio.
@@janettelilly1839 He appears on GB News as a guest regularly also, but his party has more chance of winning the Lotto than gaining a single seat !
Do not consent amounts to a spoilt ballot paper. What is the point?
For Tory, Labour, Liberals, Greens see WEF. Reform is our only hope!
@malp78 : I agree.
Hilarious - look at the people funding Reform and will benefit from the policies they are getting pushed through. You think Reform are no different? No - they are just funded by a whole new level of crank.
Politicians talk all day , its time for action
Does anybody think a mass abstaintation would bother these dictators we have in power? im not so sure...
There should be a " Vote for None of the Above " option on your ballot paper so you can register you disapproval of the Parties !
If everyone put do not consent it's spoilt paper so last government would affectively stay in. Unless voted out in number
There is a Heritage Party candidate in my local Council election so I have voted for them. ( postal vote). I know they will not win but I want to be true to my conscience.
The important thing, is to GET OUT AND VOTE. "I do not consent" or "Reform" they are both counted. A no vote is disaster again!!
@terryevans7661 : Does anybody take any notice of 'I do no consent' ? besides if only 100 people voted and one party got most votes they'd win.
Don't forget, David Cameron's coalition with the Liberal Democrats. Neither would have had any power otherwise.
I was going to put "NO Confidence" on my NZ ballot paper until Winston promised a covid enquiry so ended up giving him my vote.
They would ignore it, count it as spoiled and bin it, then just carry on with the cross counting as normal... S. N. A. F. U
We have a UniParty in Parliament,one that for years has never had to do any work,or even govern the Country.
They have got lazy relying on the EU and UN to do their job for them,so no wonder they didn't want to implement Brexit,and are now screwing up at every turn.
Reform need to ditch Tice who comes across as wooden and reading an auto-cue very badly.
He is also consistently reactive to the failures of the main Parties and never pro-active in actually promoting Reform policies.
How about notarizing The Constitution and The Bill of Rights if they want to introduce real reform,or maybe recognising Common Law?
Great video Andy, I would vote for The Heritage Party but they are not standing in Bolton, so Ill be voting Reform.
No point in putting I do not content, these will just be thrown away as spoilt ballot papers. If you put the effort into turning up, at least vote properly. Reform may not be the answer to everything but I see it as a step in the right direction.
👍👍👍👍
It's better than the usual suspects
Your wrong mate with respect by writing I DO NOT CONSENT on your ballots has to be counted, and if there's a majority the government becomes void of powers instantly. They cannot rule you they cannot tax or police you, it's not like spoiling your ballots by other means they get thrown away or shredded. Now it's not to say they might try skulduggery and destroy the ballots but if they are caught they're could be prosecuted. Judging by the way they committed fraud at Batley & Spen local election they were seen carrying black bin bags full of shredded ballots but nobody did a thing about it
At least it is counted as a spoilt vote. Not voting is ignored
Your wrong mate with respect by writing I DO NOT CONSENT on your ballots has to be counted, and if there's a majority the government becomes void of powers instantly. They cannot rule you they cannot tax or police you, it's not like spoiling your ballots by other means, they get thrown away or shredded. Now it's not to say they might try skulduggery and destroy those ballots, but if they are caught they could be prosecuted. Judging by the way they committed fraud in Batley & Spen local election they were seen carry black bin bags full of shredded ballots and nobody did anything about it.
What about the Heritage Party ! Good People and HONEST I DO NOT CONSENT is a fine option .
I do not know if reform are the answer but they are definately our only chance. I hope they get a great deal of support
because we have no other party worth any amount of consideration.
That's a vote for the winner same with spoiling ballot.
The woke who cry about colonizers should be reminded of the native Americans, they should be asked what they would do if they could go back in time and ssk them what they would say to the natives about the future and what they could have done to protect themselves from the colonizers. Then do what they recommend now.
I don't give a fuck about the 18th century. My kids have to live in the 21st. Just more woke BS.
We ve got to vote , otherwise we ll end up with more galloway s , reform would be better without tice.
Yes Tice is not my favourite flavour, but I will vote for the Reform policies at the end of the day, I do wish they would have a members vote for leader, I would choose either Ben Abib or Lee Anderson, either would do a better job in my opinion, but I'm fully expecting Nigel to announce he's taking over the leadership in May, he's already hinted (last week) that he's going to make a final decision about this issue next week !
Yes but even Farage can't spell WEF. "Globalists" is the best he can manage.
Now you are talking Andy!… a “I do not consent”… has to be counted by law.
Interesting. . . . . A no vote is to consent by default. Non consent, not heard of that before, would that make a difference. And I've often heard said a protest vote is a no vote.. the only real answer is more more people to actually vote, but cant see that happening either. 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
I would like to vote for the SDP but they are never on the voting paper, I listened to an interview their leader gave on TH-cam and he made a lot of sense, but sadly they will never get into power, certainly not in my lifetime, you never hear anything from them, especially on mainstream tv.
I’m voting reform we need change badly
So far I am not aware of a Reform UK candidate standing in my constituency. I have doubts about Tice because of his support for Hope not Hate and the war in Ukraine. Something about him doesn't add up. If we do not get a reform candidate 'I do not consent' will be my choice.
Sorry, but "I do not consent" will just register as a spoiled paper/abstention. It may "send a message", but said message will be robustly ignored, and I think most of you know that, really.
I will only vote for a party that will deport. So I guess I won’t be voting. As they say if voting made a difference they wouldn’t let us vote.
What would happen if everyone wrote "I do not consent"? Absolutely nothing.
Exactly - likely it would waste millions of pounds and a new election would be called.
One bird.
Two wings.
One head.
WEFminster
WEForm
There needs to be a box on the ballot paper which says “none of the above” and if should stand.
Best idea I have heard so far!
I think that the system needs a radical overhaul.and a minimum of 75% of the registered electorate need to vote per constituency to return an MP.
NONE OF THE ABOVE, I DO NOT CONSENT. ... Brilliant.
its debatable whether many of us are willing to trust anyone anymore
Yes all trust is gone, we need a revolution because voting isn't going to fix what the politicians have done to our once great country
Vote I DO NOT CONSENT. It counts it causes a constitutional crisis
Put pressure on Starmer to change the voting system and the only way to do that is to join the Labour Party and be bloody nuisances and Trojan Horses !
The problem with Reform is that it's all just more of the public school club. Cameron, Johnson, Sunak, Farage and Tice are all the same. We need an everyday person's party.
Some of the candidates have tinfoil hats on. I've corresponded with one who has really gone down a conspiracy theory rabbit hole. 70 other candidates have had to stand down I think because they were totally unsuitable.
A Peaceful call to actions.....
Back in the day of Margaret Thatcher and Michael foot, you may not have agreed with their policies but at least you knew what they were and they would stand by them and not apologise. So you knew who you were voting for, nowadays if politicians from either side say something the vocal minority do not like they just apologise and grovel.
I prefer "Consent Withdrawn" same message with half the words. As for Reform it is an establishment project designed to operate as a safety valve for our discontent, they have vague policy aspirations but no detailed plans to implement them. At this stage I have no hope that voting will change anything as the entire system is completely rotten.
The British people need adopt the habit of active voting. If, for example Reform mess up. We dump them at the poll office and keep on dumping Politicial Parties that fail the voters.
We must send a clear message that we want no part of Global Government and public manipulation will no longer be tolerated. In fact i support the idea of term limits.
Because our public servant's have gotten too comfortable and that's bad for Britain and the economy.
If everyone voted for an independent candidate would it destroy the party politics we have at the moment? I'll probably vote Reform as I can't stand the two main parties.
Reform offers the change this country needs both Conservatives and Labour have shown us how dire they are and that is why we are where we are today we need to reform so many things NHS for one so I will vote for them and give them a chance it can’t get any worse surely
Vote reform🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Nope
Got to vote. Tactical voting to get rid of the SNP. Unfortunately it will be Labour who were second place in my area.
If reform are on the ballot paper then i will pick them if not perhaps i will put i do not consent.
Vote Reform
Nope
Yes. Voting Reform.
nope. To do so would be to vote for the distillation of the worst of the tory party. If you think the Tory party messed things up imagine what the people so useless that failures rejected them would be like.
I do not consent is not a registered legal party, has no affect of getting into power, unless it becomes a legal party , so it just allows those votes to count more for Tories the cons , and labour , useless unless another registered party like reform the strongest opposition at moment to form the next government , ,
I’m voting Reform, I have no doubt about that whatsoever! We all know the other two cannot be trusted and that’s why we’re in this bloody mess! So when I vote on that day with my head held high as Reform are giving us all a chance to get OUR country back!!! The choice is yours!
i thought we had a liberal labour or was its cons goverment one time ,i 60 odd and did not like or vote for thatcher but i think she was the only one who did something for the country,dont think we get someone like her again,i vote any party thats not lib,lab,greens or cons never in my life voted any of those 4 i just vote other parties so i can complaine about who ever gets in,you can not complain about the party who gets in if you never voted ,so just vote reform or any other
Any mark outside the box is classed as null and void, so it will not mean a thing. However a petition made officially through gov website would if millions sign up to it.
The only way to get a true reflection of how voters really feel is to have proportional representation. This would enable all the voters, to stop voting to keep Lab/Con in or out of power as their desire. Of course this will never happen as Con and Lab are not interested in what the electorate want and are quite content with the status quo.
No matter who you vote for as long as its an independent whose not associated with any of the criminal established parties.
If voting made a difference. Would we be aloud to vote???
I was working in LONDON in 1985/6 the Tory`s in for the second time and a very wise old man said to me "They are in for ever now!" I must admit that I did wonder what he meant, until Maggie Snatcher was asked what her greatest achievement was and she said ," TONY BLAIR!" Then I knew what he meant?!
Vote reform.
Totally support what you are saying. If you don’t want to vote for anyone because you don’t trust them; then SPELL it out on the ballot paper. To not vote at all is to say that you don’t mind who takes control over you. So writing “I do not consent” means exactly that and you don’t have to confirm to the nonsense. I’m voting reform but I am still tempted to write No Consent.
I always vote. If you don’t vote you throw away a chance to make a difference. You will get what you deserve.
Magna Carta 1215 signed at Runnymede by John, and our bill of rights 1688, first a petition then signed in 1689 by William and Mary at Whitehall Palace London, both signed outside of Parliament so they could not be subverted through statutory interpretation and are in full and permanent effect to this day. We should read understand and use them. Therein lies the remedy to many of our recent afflictions. If you feel brave I would also recommend a booklet by John Somers, author of our 1688 bill of rights, on "The Judgement of whole kingdoms and nations, concerning the rights, power, and prerogative of kings, and the Rights Privileges and properties of the people". This is the knowledge that keeps us free.
Round our way we have the shonky County Mayor vote.
There's no sign of a Reform candidate in our area but there's a SDP candidate.
As someone who's anti- political / politically agnostic, I cannot in all conscience vote for anyone.
However, I shall have to vote for the SDP candidate, although I suspect our disastrous Labour Party County Mayor will be re-elected.
If you don't have a candidate in your area for the party you want to vote for what do you do?
"I do not consent" or "none of the above".
@@Luton-Mick thanks for that.
Votes like that SHOULD be taken into consideration - what's to stop them being treated as 'spoiled' ?
I've never been a believer in party politics as I think it should be the best person to represent the wishes of the people and that is not what the system offers us. In all honesty I am now terrified of any of the options on offer. We're in dire straits here!
Hello, every party will/has things we dont agree with. But a vote for con labour is a vote for more of the same old same old. I will vote for reform if i can. Nothing to loose by doing that. And might just gain something.
It's like the football, the red and blue teams switch ends.
The truth is most people don’t really study politics and are not greatly interested, most people just vote as they always have done and vote as their parents did before them , labour or conservative , but it’s not really hard to predict the outcome of the general election this time .
I think voting Reform is a means to an end of the 2 r sole parties we have at present, then the next election the smaller parties have to do a lot of searching as to how we can replace what we have now.
To my mind putting "I do not consent" on the ballot paper, is just the same as spoiling the ballot paper - no notice will be taken of it. If everyone of the country did it, is not going to happen. "if" is only a 2 letter word but its actually meaning is "vast" shall we say.
We must vote if you are not wanting Labour or cons you must vote Reform party. At least we can hold the Reform party to account.
Just ask the Reform Party why haven't the said that they will denounce the WEF and WHO and will have nothing to do with them and if they haven't then ask them why. This is the most crucial sticking point if the people want to make Britain Great Again. Three main points the WEF, WHO and stopping the invasion of migrants also another thing is to bring London back to how it was otherwise the people need to find someone who will someone who will not give into the pressure from outside
I will be voting for bugger all, the Labour want us back in Europe, the Tories have lost the plot double charging you for clean air tax when the road tax already charges you by the amount of pollutants your car produces. You bring me a party that scraps the TV licence and road tax then I will vote until then they can bugger off!
That's the best suggestion I've heard to date.
THE SYSTEM CANNOT BE FIXED BY THE SYSTEM....
Andy, as you mentioned in an earlier vlog, I DO NOT CONSENT is counted as a legal vote and is recorded, unlike scribbling all over the ballot paper I recorded as a spoilt paper and subsequently NOT recorded.
In my ward there is no Reform candidate so I’m going with a not consenting vote.
All I can say - do not vote for the Man/Woman, vote for the policies they are backing, that is best for the country - that is why people that hate trump are saying they will be voting for him, because they were better off with him and the Economy was in a better state. if Reform stick to the policies plus add getting rid of the lords, and sort the civil service out, I and many would be so very happy,
If writing, I do not concent, or not voting at all. Do concervitives then reap the vote anyway?
Both main partys betrayed uk
I cannot vote for a private limited company, I shall vote for a political party with a constitution (not a mission statement) and where members can influence policy and vote for party officers. My vote will not be going to Reform-UK Party Ltd.
PROPAGANDA, TO KEEP YOU IN THE SYSTEM!
Reform may not be perfect but they are a million times better for us than the alternatives we have now.
Well if you can't find a party or individual to represent you, then "I do not consent" is by far the best way to use your vote. Personally I think that I will vote reform,!
Not consenting = not voting.
People can vote reform or write they don’t consent until their arses turn blue , but nothing is going to change while politicians are running the show .
I think ‘I do not consent’ should be written on the ballot forms for us to put our x by!
Which is why it isn't.
@@TheChrisheath7 exactly! So my concern would be that putting I do not consent would mean my ‘vote’ would be filed in the nearest bin and the result would be a ‘low turnout’ if everyone else did the same
What does that mean? If most Tory voters stay at home it suggests that voters are so disgruntled with the Tories they are willing to let Labour win. To me that doesn't sound apathetic.
outstanding.i do postal vote.gateshead ,no option for reform.just the other usual parties,.i did not know to write ABSTAIN,or i do not consent,...i will write across my ballot paper.i do not consent,.cheers...