General Election

[WILF 47,344]

15 minutes ago, TRUEBRIT66 said:

Reform

 

I agree I think Reform is shaping up to be best positioned to do in the two main traitor partys……….however !…….I have watched with increasing despair as they have welcomed ever more traitors into the fold from the Tory party.

These f***ing charlatans have been part of the betrayal and now they want people to believe they have had some sort of “road to Damascus” conversion ??……come off it, they helped create this f***ing nightmare !!…….they endorsed it, they supported it, they worked for it, they campaigned for it, they slagged off lads like us along with all the other main party scum traitors !! 
 

Before I’d have voted for Reform without a second thought……now I’d be seriously holding my nose and just thinking about wiping out Labour and the Torys.

I don’t forget and I don’t forgive these f***ing pieces of shit ! 

[Borr 6,172]

47 minutes ago, TRUEBRIT66 said:

Reform

 

They barely existed during election, didn't have reps for most areas, they need another year or so before they're realistically able to challenge, I believe, I may well be wrong on that...

[TRUEBRIT66 1,591]

5 minutes ago, WILF said:

I agree I think Reform is shaping up to be best positioned to do in the two main traitor partys……….however !…….I have watched with increasing despair as they have welcomed ever more traitors into the fold from the Tory party.

These f***ing charlatans have been part of the betrayal and now they want people to believe they have had some sort of “road to Damascus” conversion ??……come off it, they helped create this f***ing nightmare !!…….they endorsed it, they supported it, they worked for it, they campaigned for it, they slagged off lads like us along with all the other main party scum traitors !! 
 

Before I’d have voted for Reform without a second thought……now I’d be seriously holding my nose and just thinking about wiping out Labour and the Torys.

I don’t forget and I don’t forgive these f***ing pieces of shit ! 

Borr asked who I vote for not who I voted for, but it was Reform this GE.

Previous GE I've voted Labour, Conservative and BNP basically who I thought were the best fit for me at that time in my life. Looking back not one of the governing parties have made things easier for me the only person to have made a difference to my finances or situation was me and my actions. But I've always been of the opinion if you don't vote don't moan, and I love a good moan.  

I've already expressed in a previous post I probably wouldn't vote Reform again as I'm uncomfortable with the way Farage is flip flopping on things like deportation and Islam and I didn't agree with Tice's comments on the Unite the Kingdom march.  

I've also said I get the anger but if people really believe this petition will make any difference bare in mind over 6million signed the reverse Brexit one and nothing happened. If 20million sign it it may well stir things up a bit and Starmer would fall on his sword but another GE no chance, he's already said a large portion of the country didnt want a labour government anyway. Regardless I wont sign it the country made its choice and now it must suffer the consequences of that until the next GE or the unlikely event of a coup.   

[tinytiger 840]

2 hours ago, WILF said:

I agree I think Reform is shaping up to be best positioned to do in the two main traitor partys……….however !…….I have watched with increasing despair as they have welcomed ever more traitors into the fold from the Tory party.

These f***ing charlatans have been part of the betrayal and now they want people to believe they have had some sort of “road to Damascus” conversion ??……come off it, they helped create this f***ing nightmare !!…….they endorsed it, they supported it, they worked for it, they campaigned for it, they slagged off lads like us along with all the other main party scum traitors !! 
 

Before I’d have voted for Reform without a second thought……now I’d be seriously holding my nose and just thinking about wiping out Labour and the Torys.

I don’t forget and I don’t forgive these f***ing pieces of shit ! 

Parallels in Ireland,,don't you think.. ? When will people stop electing people who should have been culled as obvious wrong un children.

[WILF 47,344]

1 minute ago, tinytiger said:

Parallels in Ireland,,don't you think.. ? When will people stop electing people who should have been culled as obvious wrong un children.

It’s amazing just how much these politicians are one and the same animal mate regardless or country……

 

[tinytiger 840]

5 minutes ago, WILF said:

It’s amazing just how much these politicians are one and the same animal mate regardless or country……

 

Got fired from work last Saturday for telling paki security guard in super value that him trying to move Irish beggars was bad optics, "theyre homeless ,because you're living in their house" ,(was also a bit pissed,always am).Probably they(politicians) went to same internships ,got bummed by same megalomaniacal weirdos.(W.E.F or other even worse ones we don't know about)

[Borr 6,172]

7 hours ago, mC HULL said:

when you think about it the liberals think there intelligent and most would be classed as such drs teachers etc 

but when you look at it there not intelligent at all there just the type of people who can read repeat read repeat remember that isn’t intelligence it’s why there so easy to brainwash and believe shite anything someone more intelligent tells them lol 

 

They also exist amongst intellectual, financially secure unaffected people, who don't live in areas of crime or poverty . I have family members of such persuasion and explained trumps popularity many years ago to them such is life and I envy their ignorance of reality, but I hold my tongue as I've been promised a maga hat for Christmas.

[tatsblisters 10,011]

Anyone else who signed the petition had an email saying the call for a GE will be debated in parliament on the 6th of January. 

[chartpolski 24,133]

5 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

Anyone else who signed the petition had an email saying the call for a GE will be debated in parliament on the 6th of January. 

Cheers.

[mC HULL 13,048]

24 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Cheers.

not good we’re a democracy ain’t we  labour are in now a petition for starmer  to step down id sign but it should be a labour government for 4 years

[chartpolski 24,133]

2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

not good we’re a democracy ain’t we  labour are in now a petition for starmer  to step down id sign but it should be a labour government for 4 years

Term of Government is five years, mate .

The government are obliged to hold a debate if the petition goes above 100,000, but it doesn’t mean much. Labour have a massive majority so there won’t be a vote on it.

Cheers.

[TRUEBRIT66 1,591]

On 26/11/2024 at 12:50, WILF said:

I agree I think Reform is shaping up to be best positioned to do in the two main traitor partys……….however !…….I have watched with increasing despair as they have welcomed ever more traitors into the fold from the Tory party.

These f***ing charlatans have been part of the betrayal and now they want people to believe they have had some sort of “road to Damascus” conversion ??……come off it, they helped create this f***ing nightmare !!…….they endorsed it, they supported it, they worked for it, they campaigned for it, they slagged off lads like us along with all the other main party scum traitors !! 
 

Before I’d have voted for Reform without a second thought……now I’d be seriously holding my nose and just thinking about wiping out Labour and the Torys.

I don’t forget and I don’t forgive these f***ing pieces of shit ! 

Tim Montgomerie defected across now after 33years as a Tory...........good or bad thing? 

[tatsblisters 10,011]

35 minutes ago, TRUEBRIT66 said:

Tim Montgomerie defected across now after 33years as a Tory...........good or bad thing? 

He seems to get quite a bit of air time on sky news weather that will change now with going over to reform .

[mackay 3,400]

I listened to Ben Habib and I got what he was saying about all the fanfare and much ado about tories joining reform.  As he said, they were part of the establishment and the reason he and others like him started reform in the first place. I think his big worry is that reform will just morph into a tory party.  That said, there has to be some tories out there who still have tory values and are more akin to reform than what the tory party has now become.  Time will tell I suppose.

[TRUEBRIT66 1,591]

21 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

He seems to get quite a bit of air time on sky news weather that will change now with going over to reform .

Andrea Jenkyns last week as well as the Reform membership increasing 1000 a day and just 15k behind the Torys. Montgomerie did a interview on TalkTv was very critical, as was Jenkyns, of the Torys and their previous time in government. Rats jumping from a sinking ship are still rats IMO.

Would love to see a complete government overhaul, get people like Katharine Birbalsingh as the education minister, Peter Bleksly as minister of state, Ralph Wooddisee minister of defense etc etc. People who have lived the life, experienced the struggles.