I voted Reform and will continue to do so, five MPs now, a good start, now get out and vote in local elections, vote Reform, 14 years of Tory misrule, and 5 weeks of Labour farce
i have been saying something is wrong the moment the Japanese emperor was treated to a state banquet and it was not rishi sunak that sat next to the king but starmer. then remember they said the postal vote had gotten mucked up. they say only 60% voted yet reform had 4 million votes. i dont do mathes well, but it doesnt sound right.
The fact that Reform got a similar number to UKIP , given the last 14 years of the Conservative debacle was suspicious to me. Remember, it's local government and education who count the votes, Labour strongholds.
Any one who didn't vote got Sadiq Khan and Keir Stalin. You must vote to keep a party OUT, not to bring a Party IN. Voting is not an emotional spasm. We will probably never get a free and fair election again. Have we thrown our own Democracy and freedom down the drain? We are going to reap what we sow, because we couldn't be bothered to vote, or take any interest in what our politicians were doing.
Andy, Really appreciate your down to earth approach to our current politics. I've 'come out' as a Reform UK supporter, but I understand the reticence of some to do the same. Time will tell. If Reform UK manage to legitimise their party & structure further, then support will grow, and supporters will feel less worried about demonstrating their preference in public. ... continued ...
Thanks for that Andy! To continue ... my limited experience of Reform UK supporters concurs with most of the stereotypes, but I don't say that critically. My belief is that there is still much support to be gained from disillusioned Conservatives, but even more from the 'working class' left - those that voted for Brexit. Keep up the good work.
In the north of ENGLAND Reform has a great base here ..people have woken up. We are now getting a structure to fight the good fight in local elections to put councillors in. People believe in the policies and they engage with people and listen .No other party cares about the British people .
@@StephenRBritt Reform have something of a dilemma, how to deal with Tommy Robinson and his mates who claim they ‘lent’ their support to Reform and are now looking for some sort of recognition from Farage.
I not only voted Reform but canvassed and leafleted for our local candidate too, I was also a teller on election night, and I will continue to promote them until they get the keys to No.10. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 we need PR. 🇬🇧
10 years ago I would always advocate getting yourself educated. Now I would advocate keeping the kids out of school and educating them yourself if you’re capable.
This fact is for your answer on the question you gave. The reason labour won is the 1st past the post voting system. The reality is Labour won 1 seat with 23000 votes. On the other hand Reform needed 800000 votes to claim 1 seat? How is this fair? It isn't ! Proportional representation is the only way to have a fair election in my opinion.
According to a recent video, Sir KS's General Election Advisor, * it was his strategy. Just "do enough" to win each seat, to make "The Election "pot" go further. The Labour goal, to win the maximum number of seats, not the maximum number of votes. *Morgan James McSweeney.
@@ianrobinson9547 Thursday 5 May 2011 A Referendum was held to changed the Parliamentary Voting System. A form of Proportional Representation Voting System is designed to prevent one Political Party having overall control of a chamber. The Devolved Government of Scotland. Since the detailed above was created, a PR System has been used to elect MSP's to sit in Holyrood. YET, for many years, Holyrood had been described as "The SNP majority Devolved Government of Scotland" So no guarantee. It was a PR Voting System which was used in Germany, which allowed Adolf Hitler to become Chancellor Adolf Hitler of Germany. 1 February 1933. The State of Israel 🇮🇱. A PR Voting System is used to elect Members in The Knesset. Today, this has resulted in PM Benjamin Netanyahu "getting in to bed' with very Right-leaning Politicians, (MKs) to form a Coalition Government, with the possibility of only needing one Cabinet Member, disagreeing, causing The Government to fall. THE RESULT: Five Elections in four years. This brings instability to a country, and affects Foreign Investment, has a negative impact on growth within the economy.
Hi Andy Thanks you, I find your little chats are quit refreshing and informative. Regards your info on the age of voters and younger voters. I come from an older age group who went to the pub on a Wednesday night just to find out what was happening on Friday night. I think the new Generation who transfer information and make decisions at a very fast rate would very much like to vote. If the voting system was very simple
I am a 56 yrs young brit without a uni education but still not nieve to politics I was made aware of politics at a family level which I have brought with me to my own family and they all have their own open minded view to all the parties and are encouraged to make their own decisions based on their views !!
I think the government need to be held accountable for there lies they work for, and in the interests of the people, there should be a wage penalty 🤔 we pay for good service not this crap 😊
All political parties start small; a little group of people with similar ideals. I've been following alongside and working with Nigel Farage, Godfrey Bloom and others for 25+ years; simply because their ideas make sense. I will go on doing so.
You Said It Right About Many Family Members & The Younger Generation, Not Bothered Or Interested About Voting 🤔 They Will Regret Their Stupidity In The Long Run ❗
We see through this salary convo abt farage - i want business people who work hard and understand private sector and productivity! It doesnt bother me when nigel, richard and others are successful.just no corruption plse
so what do you propose ? if you dont vote then thats a vote for the status quo , they dont care if you dont vote they only get scared when you do vote and not for them
I live in a democracy with PR voting and know in advance how my vote and that of others count. For example, 10% of votes for a party gives 10% of MPs in parliament. In UK FPTP no one knows whether 10% gives 0 or 75 mandates. I would have a big problem with that. And understand well those who do not want to participate at all.
your wife and son don't vote? why did you not encourage them to get out and vote? never has there been a time when voting, if it is even to be trusted, is so important.
i didnt have a Reform Candidate in my area. The only Party available that was not Lab Lib Green or Con was the SDP I looked at their manifesto website and i was very impressed. Even more Reform than Reform in many areas. lol Very patriotic, traditional family values. etc etc
The City of London is known for its invisible earnings, as a hub of financial services such as insurance, commodities trading and investment. What is less well known is that the City of London Corporation is the oldest continuous democratic commune in the world. Two thousand years of self-government is quite an achievement. For no one to really notice is perhaps the greatest achievement of all. Invisible earnings, invisible power.
@@thomasshone2488 That's the power base. Old as the hills. In 1910, the French social scientist, journalist and writer Francois Delaisi (1873-1947) wrote a book titled La democratie et les financiers (Democracy and the Financiers) in which he detailed how France in his day, despite its claims to being a 'democracy', was in fact controlled by 55 individuals, who he said, 'governed' and exploited it. Delaisi points to a member of the French parliament and asks: "Which side should the poor man support? The people pay him 3000 francs a year, and the shareholders pay him 30,000 francs!" and goes on to ask how far a socialist deputy, in this case Alexandre Millerand, who was earning 30,000 francs (this was 1910!) representing insurance companies, could be independent. Large-scale capitalism, he wrote, had succeeded in making democracy into the most marvellous, flexible and effective tool for exploiting the whole population. Financiers were usually imagined to be the enemies of democracy....but this was a fundamental error. On the contrary, they run democracy and encourage it, for it provides a screen behind which they can hide their method of exploitation, and they find it their best defence against any objections which the populace may raise."
@@thomasshone2488 The 18th century was a glorious epoch for the City and its Corporation. Conflict, however, remained between the Corporation and the Crown, and two different concepts of state and empire developed, one based on “free trade” and championed by the Corporation, the other based on prerogative rule and the sovereignty of the Crown. The City of London supported George Washington and provided funds and men for the cause. The citizens of London reminded the king, to the point of treason, that it was they and not he who had won the civil war.
Yes we do need a review of the voting system. Shocking that this dreadful labour gvt got into power with the lowest number of votes in history. They also lied and did not promote their authoritarian leadership. So people voted for a party that did not put their agenda on the table. I voted reform and still stand by that. Trouble is the old labour had a different background - people thought they were the party to support the working people - and that stays in folks minds. And so what if nigel has money - as long as he does the job for uk
The younger generation needs to wake up, you only have to have a conversation with them , ahh 😳 Not a chance of any common sense. Just look at our government, none. And they didn’t say anything about billionaire PMs .
Most Politician’s Lie ? What Is The Point Of Them.. What Starts As A Lie ..Ends In A Lie ……The Last 10 Years Shows That…….Will We Learn!! ❤️ from Devon
Not voting is a disgrace, especially if you are a woman. It is essential that our country comes together to stop the old boys brigade from continuing. We are in dire straits and a lot of the problems are through apathy. Please, all you who love this country write or talk with your local MP and tell them what you want. They need to know 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Perhaps another election in 2026 after currency and economy take a nose dive, inflation takes off, and people get angry that the pensioner parents are victims of a benefit or two removal. Heating anyone??
different scenario:an Imman can prescribe how his followers vote- could be whole commuunity, or a head of household decides the way all the members within house vote-postal votes allow this to happen easily… I have heard reports of 'carrier bags full of votes' taken to polling stations,imagine that ?!
@AndyTheGabbyCabby 2.57 The Boundary Commission. Each of the 650 Constituencies, (five are protected Seats, two being The Speaker, Deputy Speaker) Each constituency is between around 70K -78K. There has to be a mix of socio-economic Voters. This is to make, as far as possible, "a level playing field" The G.E. 4 July 2024, was the first since the previous Boundary Changes. A quick search will find the information. FULL list of every constituency is detailed.
Everone should vote, I do not vote Labour and in my area my vote nevet wins, but at least I can say with honesty I did not vote for these idiots, and Reform were actually a very close second and I did vote foor them we can live with hope!
🎶🎶badumbado here comes wilma🎶with flinta,politics gets you to many grey hairs, yes Reform and for You u can work locally within your own community, local politics there u can start chaning things, 🎶🎶🎶46 hmm to young for me old soul..............
Very wierd. In my family - my mum voted Conservative, my dad Liberal, my brother , Labour. My sister didn't vote. So how could it upset family like the guy said 🤔. Guess different for different folks. Sorry to hear though (the guys who had not or hide vote as kids not like Tory etc)
MPs are elected as a REPRESENTING person but actually they decide/vote what THEY want at the chamber for 5 years - we are in 2024, each MP should ask their constituents their view on every subject via an App, the MP will make a recommendation but will have to vote according to the result of the survey, if the MP does not vote as the survey result then he / she should be revoked - then MPs will really represent their constituents (and not just their OWN opinion).
I was born in 1988 and voted Reform since I was able to vote I have voted for the greens 3 times and in 2016 I voted to remain in the EU. I don't trust Labour or the tories since they have put the UK in a bad place Labour i 1997 to 2010 spent loads and when the banks crashed Labour gave them tax payers money twice. The Tories has we know cut services across the UK and made things more difficult to see a gp and police never turned up when you needed them. I thought is was about time to let a real business man to run the UK over the current idiots that are in Labour or the Tories
Why would they be afraid to allow you to film ,Werethey afraid someone might Ask what other than Immigration are there Policy, And either wouldn't answer or there answer people wouldn't like,
I voted reform but have a few doubts ,Nigel Farage has to really step up this next 4or 5 years so far I’m less than impressed but he has to be allowed a bit of time and can’t afford to waste it .
🌞[ Hard Work? ]🌞 How is it, if everyone is provided equally wealthy. And you don't have to do any work, unless you volunteer to do happily for everyone's good? 👁-->🌞
Sorry mate but you have a load of sleeping clowns on here, they say they are all a waste of time, well if you dont vote reform then yes it is a waste of time as you will always get the same old same old?
I want You back in EU on Your Terms miss You need You, UK Has always been included in Europe, Mary Rose Navy ship 500 men from europe and africa drowend when ship were in the channel,Starmer not the man he has to go,the man could be Farage to lead the Terms of You coming back in some way on your Terms of course, thinking loud Saturday , have a nice evening all, I am happy for RFK +Trump , Unite we stand🧭🏴☠
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Reform is our only hope
Need to reform the Civil Service.
Sounds like Trump's 2025 plan to stop democracy to me!
I Will Follow Nigel 👍
🐑🐑🐑
I voted Reform and will continue to do so, five MPs now, a good start, now get out and vote in local elections, vote Reform, 14 years of Tory misrule, and 5 weeks of Labour farce
and you're thinking life will be a bed of roses with a couple of chancers posing as business men in charge?
I voted REFORM looking for change which is coming
You hope . Google the kalergi plan
@@paulw9203 change is good
When?
Evening andy hope your well sir😊
Another great piece, as always. You keep us expats informed Bravo!
You should put yourself forward for the council elections next year...you would walk it!!!
Alot voted reform around here too and strange labour got in as never been labour for 50 yrs!!!!
Reform = freedom
Not if they embrace 'diversity'.
@@KarenG.-qs7wc you mean like labour has
i have been saying something is wrong the moment the Japanese emperor was treated to a state banquet and it was not rishi sunak that sat next to the king but starmer. then remember they said the postal vote had gotten mucked up. they say only 60% voted yet reform had 4 million votes. i dont do mathes well, but it doesnt sound right.
@bernadettebrown1852 type in The Heretical Press, British Site, scroll down to Petition to the Queen , that's right UK's Been a Pepublic 23 yrs now...
The fact that Reform got a similar number to UKIP , given the last 14 years of the Conservative debacle was suspicious to me. Remember, it's local government and education who count the votes, Labour strongholds.
Just sat by the pool catching up with my favourite TH-camrs. Won't be long until you hit 100K. Keep going. 🙂
I wonder what election results would look like if we were given the ability to vote for one candidate, AND against another?
This is not reality TV dear
@@mickg7299 I have no idea what reality tv is, but I doubt it is real. . cupcake.
@@russellferriday8191 FPTP is real and is likely to be around for the foreseeable future, let that sink in Tinker Bell 🧚♂️
Any one who didn't vote got Sadiq Khan and Keir Stalin. You must vote to keep a party OUT, not to bring a Party IN. Voting is not an emotional spasm. We will probably never get a free and fair election again. Have we thrown our own Democracy and freedom down the drain? We are going to reap what we sow, because we couldn't be bothered to vote, or take any interest in what our politicians were doing.
Andy,
Really appreciate your down to earth approach to our current politics.
I've 'come out' as a Reform UK supporter, but I understand the reticence of some to do the same.
Time will tell.
If Reform UK manage to legitimise their party & structure further, then support will grow, and supporters will feel less worried about demonstrating their preference in public.
... continued ...
Thanks for that Andy!
To continue ... my limited experience of Reform UK supporters concurs with most of the stereotypes, but I don't say that critically.
My belief is that there is still much support to be gained from disillusioned Conservatives, but even more from the 'working class' left - those that voted for Brexit.
Keep up the good work.
In the north of ENGLAND Reform has a great base here ..people have woken up. We are now getting a structure to fight the good fight in local elections to put councillors in. People believe in the policies and they engage with people and listen .No other party cares about the British people .
@@StephenRBritt Reform have something of a dilemma, how to deal with Tommy Robinson and his mates who claim they ‘lent’ their support to Reform and are now looking for some sort of recognition from Farage.
I not only voted Reform but canvassed and leafleted for our local candidate too, I was also a teller on election night, and I will continue to promote them until they get the keys to No.10. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 we need PR. 🇬🇧
We did too. And will again. Council elections coming
10 years ago I would always advocate getting yourself educated. Now I would advocate keeping the kids out of school and educating them yourself if you’re capable.
Can’t agree more …. What a some of mum’s have done in my area is to take turns in doing the home schooling and it’s working
You are clearly not
This fact is for your answer on the question you gave. The reason labour won is the 1st past the post voting system. The reality is Labour won 1 seat with 23000 votes. On the other hand Reform needed 800000 votes to claim 1 seat? How is this fair? It isn't ! Proportional representation is the only way to have a fair election in my opinion.
Can you envisage politicians agreeing to PR even after a referendum ?
According to a recent video,
Sir KS's General Election Advisor, *
it was his strategy.
Just "do enough" to win each seat,
to make "The Election "pot" go further.
The Labour goal, to win the maximum number of seats,
not the maximum number of votes.
*Morgan James McSweeney.
It’s fixed for the two main party’s it needs changing
@@ianrobinson9547
Thursday 5 May 2011
A Referendum was held to changed the Parliamentary Voting System.
A form of Proportional Representation Voting System is designed to prevent one
Political Party having overall control of a chamber.
The Devolved Government of Scotland.
Since the detailed above was created, a PR System has been used to elect MSP's to sit in Holyrood.
YET, for many years, Holyrood had been described as
"The SNP majority Devolved Government of Scotland"
So no guarantee.
It was a PR Voting System which was used in Germany, which allowed Adolf Hitler to become
Chancellor Adolf Hitler of Germany. 1 February 1933.
The State of Israel 🇮🇱.
A PR Voting System is used to elect Members in The Knesset.
Today, this has resulted in PM Benjamin Netanyahu "getting in to bed' with very Right-leaning Politicians, (MKs)
to form a Coalition Government, with the possibility of only needing one Cabinet Member, disagreeing, causing The Government to fall.
THE RESULT: Five Elections in four years.
This brings instability to a country, and affects Foreign Investment, has a negative impact on growth within the economy.
@@ianrobinson9547
I have just spent 35 minutes typing a reply.
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I don’t trust reform but if I can vote out Labour and the conservatives I will , from local councils and MPs , this country has fallen
Hi Andy Thanks you,
I find your little chats are quit refreshing and informative.
Regards your info on the age of voters and younger voters. I come from an older age group who went to the pub on a Wednesday night just to find out what was happening on Friday night.
I think the new Generation who transfer information and make decisions at a very fast rate would very much like to vote. If the voting system was very simple
I am a 56 yrs young brit without a uni education but still not nieve to politics I was made aware of politics at a family level which I have brought with me to my own family and they all have their own open minded view to all the parties and are encouraged to make their own decisions based on their views !!
I think the government need to be held accountable for there lies they work for, and in the interests of the people, there should be a wage penalty 🤔 we pay for good service not this crap 😊
Owdoo from T'North West
Voted Reform UK but sadly overwhelming Liberal Democrat here St Ives Penzance area
I wanted The Heritage Party but there wasn't a candidate in my area.
All political parties start small; a little group of people with similar ideals. I've been following alongside and working with Nigel Farage, Godfrey Bloom and others for 25+ years; simply because their ideas make sense. I will go on doing so.
I voted Reform , but i was spouting I Do Not Consent. Now I'm waiting for Parliament Starting up .
You Said It Right About Many Family Members & The Younger Generation,
Not Bothered Or Interested About Voting 🤔
They Will Regret Their Stupidity In The Long Run ❗
So , is " I do not consent " just a wasted vote or am I missing something here ?
Yep totally wasted vote.
Andy- great update channel
Love comments
We see through this salary convo abt farage - i want business people who work hard and understand private sector and productivity! It doesnt bother me when nigel, richard and others are successful.just no corruption plse
Anybody who still thinks we have democracy and we can vote our way out of this mess is a fool
The uk has never been a Democracy. The UK is a Constitutional Monarchy.
You mentioned “fool”.
Awkward, isn’t it? ✅✝️🇬🇧⚓️
so what do you propose ? if you dont vote then thats a vote for the status quo , they dont care if you dont vote they only get scared when you do vote and not for them
Your suggested alternative is?
I live in a democracy with PR voting and know in advance how my vote and that of others count. For example, 10% of votes for a party gives 10% of MPs in parliament. In UK FPTP no one knows whether 10% gives 0 or 75 mandates. I would have a big problem with that. And understand well those who do not want to participate at all.
Indeed. Our expression of democracy is not at all modern or fit for purpose.
I know one thing every one that voted Labour will regret the day they did they need to open there eyes and see what's coming
your wife and son don't vote? why did you not encourage them to get out and vote? never has there been a time when voting, if it is even to be trusted, is so important.
Our governance used to be known as "benign dictatorship". Guess which of those two words has disappeared ? No prizes, I'm afraid.
i didnt have a Reform Candidate in my area. The only Party available that was not Lab Lib Green or Con was the SDP I looked at their manifesto website and i was very impressed. Even more Reform than Reform in many areas. lol Very patriotic, traditional family values. etc etc
Good stuff Andy ...thanks 👍
The City of London is known for its invisible earnings, as a hub of financial services such as insurance, commodities trading and investment. What is less well known is that the City of London Corporation is the oldest continuous democratic commune in the world. Two thousand years of self-government is quite an achievement. For no one to really notice is perhaps the greatest achievement of all. Invisible earnings, invisible power.
The voting for the City of London is well known, if quite complicated, involving guilds, unions, residents and very very rich people.
@@thomasshone2488
That's the power base. Old as the hills.
In 1910, the French social scientist, journalist and writer Francois Delaisi (1873-1947) wrote a book titled La democratie et les financiers (Democracy and the Financiers) in which he detailed how France in his day, despite its claims to being a 'democracy', was in fact controlled by 55 individuals, who he said, 'governed' and exploited it. Delaisi points to a member of the French parliament and asks: "Which side should the poor man support? The people pay him 3000 francs a year, and the shareholders pay him 30,000 francs!" and goes on to ask how far a socialist deputy, in this case Alexandre Millerand, who was earning 30,000 francs (this was 1910!) representing insurance companies, could be independent. Large-scale capitalism, he wrote,
had succeeded in making democracy into the most marvellous, flexible and effective tool for exploiting the whole population. Financiers were usually imagined to be the enemies of democracy....but this was a fundamental error. On the contrary, they run democracy and encourage it, for it provides a screen behind which they can hide their method of exploitation, and they find it their best defence against any objections which the populace may raise."
@@thomasshone2488
The 18th century was a glorious epoch for the City and its Corporation. Conflict, however, remained between the Corporation and the Crown, and two different concepts of state and empire developed, one based on “free trade” and championed by the Corporation, the other based on prerogative rule and the sovereignty of the Crown. The City of London supported George Washington and provided funds and men for the cause. The citizens of London reminded the king, to the point of treason, that it was they and not he who had won the civil war.
@@petestobbs5844 thank you for random quote about the 18th centuary i guess?
Starmer was voted in, he was INSTALLED 😂😅
Yes we do need a review of the voting system. Shocking that this dreadful labour gvt got into power with the lowest number of votes in history. They also lied and did not promote their authoritarian leadership. So people voted for a party that did not put their agenda on the table. I voted reform and still stand by that. Trouble is the old labour had a different background - people thought they were the party to support the working people - and that stays in folks minds. And so what if nigel has money - as long as he does the job for uk
The younger generation needs to wake up, you only have to have a conversation with them , ahh 😳 Not a chance of any common sense. Just look at our government, none. And they didn’t say anything about billionaire PMs .
We have joined Reform. Limited company only to be able to stand for Parliament. Now they have five MP
Also proportional representation and make it mandatory that people vote. That will make a big difference to how country is governed.
have the Sundays chats been stopped?
Reform are offering what a decent Tory party would be offering.
Most Politician’s Lie ? What Is The Point Of Them.. What Starts As A Lie ..Ends In A Lie ……The Last 10 Years Shows That…….Will We Learn!! ❤️ from Devon
Not voting is a disgrace, especially if you are a woman. It is essential that our country comes together to stop the old boys brigade from continuing. We are in dire straits and a lot of the problems are through apathy. Please, all you who love this country write or talk with your local MP and tell them what you want. They need to know 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
100%
Because of the early called election. Reform hadn’t the time factor to fill every seat. Branch setting on here. We are members.
I have never voted, now 77. I am of the Oscar Wilde school of thought, who said :
"I never vote, it only encourages them."
Anarchists have always said that it makes no difference who you vote for because the government always gets in.
We need direct democracy
Andy if You go on next meeting ask if You can video smaller parts of it........
The pointless peace of paper got us LABOUR for 5 years !!! - seems not so pointless for everyone ...
Perhaps another election in 2026 after currency and economy take a nose dive, inflation takes off, and people get angry that the pensioner parents are victims of a benefit or two removal. Heating anyone??
Establishment biggest mistake
Their all corporate companies out to make a profit and who only represents it's funders and financial backers
different scenario:an Imman can prescribe how his followers vote- could be whole commuunity, or a head of household decides the way all the members within house vote-postal votes allow this to happen easily… I have heard reports of 'carrier bags full of votes' taken to polling stations,imagine that ?!
@AndyTheGabbyCabby
2.57
The Boundary Commission.
Each of the 650 Constituencies,
(five are protected Seats, two being
The Speaker, Deputy Speaker)
Each constituency is between around 70K -78K.
There has to be a mix of socio-economic Voters.
This is to make, as far as possible,
"a level playing field"
The G.E. 4 July 2024,
was the first since the previous Boundary Changes.
A quick search will find the information.
FULL list of every constituency is detailed.
Everone should vote, I do not vote Labour and in my area my vote nevet wins, but at least I can say with honesty I did not vote for these idiots, and Reform were actually a very close second and I did vote foor them we can live with hope!
It's not just gen X or higher that voted Reform. Me and my friends are millenials and we voted Reform.
🎶🎶badumbado here comes wilma🎶with flinta,politics gets you to many grey hairs, yes Reform and for You u can work locally within your own community, local politics there u can start chaning things, 🎶🎶🎶46 hmm to young for me old soul..............
Very wierd. In my family - my mum voted Conservative, my dad Liberal, my brother , Labour. My sister didn't vote. So how could it upset family like the guy said 🤔. Guess different for different folks. Sorry to hear though (the guys who had not or hide vote as kids not like Tory etc)
MPs are elected as a REPRESENTING person but actually they decide/vote what THEY want at the chamber for 5 years - we are in 2024, each MP should ask their constituents their view on every subject via an App, the MP will make a recommendation but will have to vote according to the result of the survey, if the MP does not vote as the survey result then he / she should be revoked - then MPs will really represent their constituents (and not just their OWN opinion).
I was born in 1988 and voted Reform since I was able to vote I have voted for the greens 3 times and in 2016 I voted to remain in the EU. I don't trust Labour or the tories since they have put the UK in a bad place Labour i 1997 to 2010 spent loads and when the banks crashed Labour gave them tax payers money twice. The Tories has we know cut services across the UK and made things more difficult to see a gp and police never turned up when you needed them. I thought is was about time to let a real business man to run the UK over the current idiots that are in Labour or the Tories
Well i keep thinking that we may never see another election, let alone a fair one. I think tbat 'boat has sailed '😉
youngers generally don't bother until they marry/take out a mortgage/have kids. I think the next GE will see grass root changes
It will probably be raided by starmers thought police!
Free Pavel now!
Andy what we don’t need is Suella preaty Boris Jackab or any of the cabinet if any of thees get into reform I won’t vote reform
Exactly 💯 .
Agreed 💯
Why would they be afraid to allow you to film ,Werethey afraid someone might Ask what other than Immigration are there Policy, And either wouldn't answer or there answer people wouldn't like,
I voted reform but have a few doubts ,Nigel Farage has to really step up this next 4or 5 years so far I’m less than impressed but he has to be allowed a bit of time and can’t afford to waste it .
I voted for Christ. You voted for men.
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Does the Electoral Commission know Reform UK is just a limited company ?
Yes.
Not now, it's now a proper party this week, keep up!
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How is it, if everyone is provided equally wealthy. And you don't have to do any work, unless you volunteer to do happily for everyone's good?
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You should do your homework about the size of constituencies, your example is none sense.
Sorry mate but you have a load of sleeping clowns on here, they say they are all a waste of time, well if you dont vote reform then yes it is a waste of time as you will always get the same old same old?
Am worried about the stabbings and even up north here in scotland
Those the do not vote have no right to complain. They are the reason we are in this mess.
All Reform needs to do is up their seats from 5 to about 350 and they will be the government - good luck you divets
I want You back in EU on Your Terms miss You need You, UK Has always been included in Europe, Mary Rose Navy ship 500 men from europe and africa drowend when ship were in the channel,Starmer not the man he has to go,the man could be Farage to lead the Terms of You coming back in some way on your Terms of course, thinking loud Saturday , have a nice evening all, I am happy for RFK +Trump , Unite we stand🧭🏴☠