What we need is politicians who will do as they promise. Our current spineless government, along with that equally as bad party waiting in the wings, need to know the UK indigenous public want MPs who favour and sort its own people and their sufferings. Bowing to the minorities has seen them take far more than the accepted inch.
20% is too low, the N.I premium for non british passport holders should be 50% with no exceptions. Make it expensive to employ non british workers. Even ones employed here already. Increase the time from when you can apply for leave to stay and apply for a British passport from 5 years to 20 years.
Bravo, very positive announcement. Dare I say that ought to also attract Labour voters if you're a UK citizen wanting a better wage instead of holding the country to ransom via a union. One thing I'd like to add as a mature adult is I've experienced a lot of age discrimination from big name employers. We need to stop incentivising this with the lower salaries that companies can pay the very young. In reality jobs that are advertised as open to all are not always so. Therefore some of the economically inactive are not trying to dodge working, they're being ignored in favour of cheaper teenage labour.
Anyone noticed how many videos the BbC are pumping out on TH-cam of very old interviews with Nigel Farage when leader of UKIP. Surely this from the state broadcaster should be a case for OFCOM to look at. Now the ones I have seen I still agree with Nigel’s answers but the questioning is unbelievable and what makes the BBC think that the videos will put Nigel in a bad light. The BBC are not trying to help Reform are they
Still voting for Reform, but I don't quite get the taxing business thing. That could hurt genuine businesses who need skilled people, and, consequently, British innovation could suffer. So, imagine the first nuclear fusion engineer from (I don't know, South Korea). If his wages are suppressed by your tax, the whole country would lose out on a revolutionary energy sector. Instead of tax, why not just set the immigration bar for high skills (excluding care work). That was the original plan, and that way, neither genuine businesses nor British innovation suffers. We can still reject low skilled labour. We can also still incentivise British people to go back to work through income tax breaks, investment in apprenticeships and reforming the benefit system. So, I don't really get the tax thing. It solves a problem by creating another one. Surely there's a better way?
@@Piano2and3 Yeah, I get that, but there's other ways to do that without potentially disincentivising high-skilled workers, stifling innovation, and putting off new businesses from setting up in the UK. People who are out of work are not nuclear engineers, so the essential, skill-requiring companies that need highly skilled workers cannot rely on people out of work to fill the roles they need. So then why should innovative companies choose the UK as a base?
@@AthelstanEngland That's true, so let's just grant that high-skilled immigration makes up only 3%. My issue is that the vast majority of the innovation we really want is in that 3%. So, essentially, this policy is akin to chucking out the baby with the bathwater. There must be a way to disincentivise low-skilled workers without alienating the high skilled ones.
@@mikecrimlis3366 Clearly it's not that they're inherently inferior. The issue is that British kids are choosing to major in gender-studies. The number of British kids who study for degrees in STEM fields vs those in China, Japan or South Korea is immeasurably smaller. So, merely saying we can train our own isn't a strategy. You can take a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Most of them are NOT employed or on the books,so this policy is completely pointless. Most are self-employed and avoid tax and NI altogether as they're invisible to the authorities. Not exactly well thought out.
@@Piano2and3 But if they're on zero hour contracts and self-employed there isn't an employer. They're self-employed sub contractors and ,in theory,pay their own tax and NI.
Why on earth is an exemption for health and social care the right thing to do? Look at the disciplinary and malpractice rates for non British healthcare workers. Look at the nursing degrees which they have printed out. and why the sector is chock full of young male Africans, i never knew nursing was such a popular thing for 20 year old men in Nigeria and Zimbabwe! and nightshifts are staffed with foreign people only who can't/won't even communicate with the British patients. Imagine being a 90 year old with limited sight, hearing or understanding and having nobody in the ward/carehome who even speaks your language in your own homeland which your people built! It's tragically sad! I personally know nursing staff who have left the profession cause they can't even communicate with their colleagues at any ward they move to!
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Different subject but I'd like to see Reform as the first party to say they will ban all animal testing. Cruel, pointless and still happens because there is lots of money to be made when in fact the physiology of humans is completely different. We have numerous other options these days. Even if it worked we really don't have the right to inflict such pain on other beings.
@silondon9010 it's not a smear, it's the obvious truth. The fact you defend the Far Right shows you know nothing of history and you don't realise you have aligned yourself with Hitler.
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What we need is politicians who will do as they promise. Our current spineless government, along with that equally as bad party waiting in the wings, need to know the UK indigenous public want MPs who favour and sort its own people and their sufferings. Bowing to the minorities has seen them take far more than the accepted inch.
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20% is too low, the N.I premium for non british passport holders should be 50% with no exceptions. Make it expensive to employ non british workers. Even ones employed here already. Increase the time from when you can apply for leave to stay and apply for a British passport from 5 years to 20 years.
Bravo, very positive announcement. Dare I say that ought to also attract Labour voters if you're a UK citizen wanting a better wage instead of holding the country to ransom via a union.
One thing I'd like to add as a mature adult is I've experienced a lot of age discrimination from big name employers. We need to stop incentivising this with the lower salaries that companies can pay the very young. In reality jobs that are advertised as open to all are not always so. Therefore some of the economically inactive are not trying to dodge working, they're being ignored in favour of cheaper teenage labour.
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Anyone noticed how many videos the BbC are pumping out on TH-cam of very old interviews with Nigel Farage when leader of UKIP. Surely this from the state broadcaster should be a case for OFCOM to look at. Now the ones I have seen I still agree with Nigel’s answers but the questioning is unbelievable and what makes the BBC think that the videos will put Nigel in a bad light. The BBC are not trying to help Reform are they
Reform party, the reason our economy is in the pan!
spot on.
This is fine but will it be enforced and how? Many are simply paying cash?
Still voting for Reform, but I don't quite get the taxing business thing. That could hurt genuine businesses who need skilled people, and, consequently, British innovation could suffer. So, imagine the first nuclear fusion engineer from (I don't know, South Korea). If his wages are suppressed by your tax, the whole country would lose out on a revolutionary energy sector. Instead of tax, why not just set the immigration bar for high skills (excluding care work). That was the original plan, and that way, neither genuine businesses nor British innovation suffers. We can still reject low skilled labour. We can also still incentivise British people to go back to work through income tax breaks, investment in apprenticeships and reforming the benefit system. So, I don't really get the tax thing. It solves a problem by creating another one. Surely there's a better way?
@@Piano2and3 Yeah, I get that, but there's other ways to do that without potentially disincentivising high-skilled workers, stifling innovation, and putting off new businesses from setting up in the UK. People who are out of work are not nuclear engineers, so the essential, skill-requiring companies that need highly skilled workers cannot rely on people out of work to fill the roles they need. So then why should innovative companies choose the UK as a base?
@@levi5073 you're talking about a tiny tiny possible percentage. The vast majority aren't Korean nuclear engineers.
@@AthelstanEngland That's true, so let's just grant that high-skilled immigration makes up only 3%.
My issue is that the vast majority of the innovation we really want is in that 3%.
So, essentially, this policy is akin to chucking out the baby with the bathwater. There must be a way to disincentivise low-skilled workers without alienating the high skilled ones.
@@levi5073 fair point. I'm sure there is a way to tweak the generally good idea to cover those instances.
@@mikecrimlis3366 Clearly it's not that they're inherently inferior. The issue is that British kids are choosing to major in gender-studies. The number of British kids who study for degrees in STEM fields vs those in China, Japan or South Korea is immeasurably smaller. So, merely saying we can train our own isn't a strategy. You can take a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Most of them are NOT employed or on the books,so this policy is completely pointless.
Most are self-employed and avoid tax and NI altogether as they're invisible to the authorities.
Not exactly well thought out.
@@Piano2and3
But if they're on zero hour contracts and self-employed there isn't an employer.
They're self-employed sub contractors and ,in theory,pay their own tax and NI.
Why on earth is an exemption for health and social care the right thing to do? Look at the disciplinary and malpractice rates for non British healthcare workers. Look at the nursing degrees which they have printed out. and why the sector is chock full of young male Africans, i never knew nursing was such a popular thing for 20 year old men in Nigeria and Zimbabwe! and nightshifts are staffed with foreign people only who can't/won't even communicate with the British patients. Imagine being a 90 year old with limited sight, hearing or understanding and having nobody in the ward/carehome who even speaks your language in your own homeland which your people built! It's tragically sad! I personally know nursing staff who have left the profession cause they can't even communicate with their colleagues at any ward they move to!
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What is Reform's Position on ULEZ and 20 MPH speed limits, think this will gain more Voters if known widely that it will be abolished...
Different subject but I'd like to see Reform as the first party to say they will ban all animal testing. Cruel, pointless and still happens because there is lots of money to be made when in fact the physiology of humans is completely different. We have numerous other options these days. Even if it worked we really don't have the right to inflict such pain on other beings.
One step at a time.
@@thinkwithaportal cheers for the reply. Yes but a policy to work towards it would be great to see.
Why have Reform dropped to 12% in the polls.
It is
The latest version of the BNP.
The far right chestnut 🌰 smear is becoming so tiresome 😢
@silondon9010 it's not a smear, it's the obvious truth. The fact you defend the Far Right shows you know nothing of history and you don't realise you have aligned yourself with Hitler.
@@silondon9010 it's not a smear. It's reality.
Just more false promises people. I DO NOT CONSENT, to more BS!!.
At least this so called "BS" is more appealing than what Labour and the Tories say.