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Isn't that what we all want to get back to? And why the fuck would any one want to stay silent, I'd of thought we should be screaming about it. We've got the change (that 20% of the electorate voted for) so let's insist that the new government take us to a world of mass employment, decent...

That's not how ot works Malc. That method of banking finished when Noah defaulted on his loan to build an Ark. Banks operate under a system called "fractional reserve banking" They no longer need savers to deposit funds in order for them to operate. In fact most banks actually lose money, in...

It's not the only issue, but it's the biggest reason that Reform voters are concerned about (and with some justification) So if that concern is adequately addressed by Starmer, then he will have taken the wind out of Farage's sails, and Reform won't be around after the next election. If he...

I'm sure Starmer will massively reduce the amount of net migration. And with the millions of pounds per day saved he will be able to look after our pensioners properly! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Maybe he'll send them to Rwanda!

I don't disagree, but theres also data to show that the economy was bust when Labour last left office. Remember the letter the labour Chancellor left? It may of been tongue in cheek, but the fact is we were in an appalling state financially.

The elderly are also the ones who have paid into those services all of their working lives. They are also the ones who built those services and ran them. So yea let's just demonise the pensioners! Austerity has been a result of a number of governments mismanaging the economy, and the...

Well maybe we should have controlled levels of immigration, where the numbers coming in don't overwhelm our ability to service and maintain our infrastructure. Is that too much to ask? As far as im aware you haven't come up with an alternative plan for our immigration issue. What would you...

What's your point?

That's very true, but ... the problem is that consecutive government's only look at the short term, ie, immigration leads to growth, and it can do in the very short term. Long term it leads to collapse of services and infrastructure, shortages of housing, house price inflation, and...

I'm not suggesting for 1 minute that you do support it. I'm saying that previous government's have ignored international law when it's suited them

He was wrong on many things throughout his career, and was voted out of office as a result. However he was obviously right to stand up to Hitler. And when he did, he was the only man in the cabinet who wanted to. Even after victory in the second world war, he was voted out of office by the...

That's not how things work. A large majority is traditionally the worst outcome for any party. As weird as that seems. With no effective opposition, there are no "checks or balances" in the house of commons. The party with the massive majority doesn't need to unite and eventually starts to...

Also, we had no problem getting involved in illegal wars and occupations of other countries in a flagrant breach of international law. There is a precedent when it suits!

We are there though. If we had a more common sense approach to migration (ie, keeping numbers to manageable levels) this wouldn't be the position we are in. But there you go.

Really? Who's housing all these people? They arnt all in barges and b&b's. There are private landlords who are renting their properties to agencies. Those agencies are funded by the government to find housing for immigrants. How do I know? Because my brother rents his house in this...

That's not unique to Reform, it's also been a topic for the Tory party. And should a democratic government in the UK be permanently over ruled by a court that isn't answerable to the British people? If a non British court constantly seeks to step in the way of a British parliament and it's...

Well when you have 685,000 people arriving in the UK in 2023 (according to the net migration observatory) it's hardly surprising that the pressure on infrastructure becomes intolerable. The NHS can't keep up, housing supply can't keep up, house prices escalate as demand rockets etc etc etc...

Just out of interest BSB, which of his policies do you find abhorrent?

Surely if the parliament is already lawless it absolutely NEEDS a menace!

Yes, but unfortunately not many people get it.