Oh dear, has Peter Boner joined Reform? Missed that one.
A plea
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UK citizens to be able to travel to China visa-free, Starmer announces in Beijing - live updates
Britons will be able to spend up to 30 days in China without a visa, which the PM says will support businesses' expansion abroad.
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China executes 11 members of Myanmar scam mafia
China executes 11 members of the Ming family that ran scam centres in Myanmar, state media report.
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The. Same. Day.
What about the cheesemakers?
Bluerover
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Any manufacturer of dairy products actually
Tommy Chong
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Don’t hold your breath, mate…
This is how some of those ‘world leaders’ see themselves:
What’s Jeremy Beadle wearing there ffs ??
As I said earlier in the thread, it's not just that they are Tories, but they are the scrapings of the bottom of the Tory barrel.
Lee Anderson, Nadine Dorries, Nadhim Zahawi, Robert Jenrick and the list goes on are the leftovers from the tail end of the Conservatives last government.
If you remember how chaotic and disruptive for the UK and its economy that was (See my earlier comments on Truss & Kwarteng) that is exactly more of what we are going to get with Reform.
Combined with their laughable manifesto, take your personal politics away from it and it should be obvious to see how disastrous letting them into office would be.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Just look at their efforts at running local councils : we won't raise council tax - 4/5 Reform councils have raised council tax to the maximum allowed, the fifth just below.
Reform UK accused of betraying election pledges after council tax rises
Four out of five councils controlled by party have proposed 5% council tax rises, the maximum permitted by law
AndyC
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Re compulsory/mandatory voting, personally I think it should be simply on the grounds of if you don’t vote, you forfeit the right to complain.
That said, I do see the argument that compulsory/mandatory voting could be seen as denying the freedom of choice.
Maybe the solution is to include a “No Vote” option on every ballot paper
Whatever happens though, as @Groucho pled at the start of this thread… don’t vote Reform
That said, I do see the argument that compulsory/mandatory voting could be seen as denying the freedom of choice.
Maybe the solution is to include a “No Vote” option on every ballot paper
Whatever happens though, as @Groucho pled at the start of this thread… don’t vote Reform
None of the above - Brewster’s Millions?Re compulsory/mandatory voting, personally I think it should be simply on the grounds of if you don’t vote, you forfeit the right to complain.
That said, I do see the argument that compulsory/mandatory voting could be seen as denying the freedom of choice.
Maybe the solution is to include a “No Vote” option on every ballot paper
Whatever happens though, as @Groucho pled at the start of this thread… don’t vote Reform
Yes, thick and vindictive, a deeply unpleasant mix that seems to be a prerequisite for being a Reform MP.
Am i right in thinking that, come the election, there will be enough clever voters to tactically smash reform??
The beauty will be in their reaction, especially after Trumps lies about stolen elections
The beauty will be in their reaction, especially after Trumps lies about stolen elections
Oh I do like a good non-white advert. Makes me imagine all the weird families across the UK discussing the depravity of it.
That’s the only hope, but there are a few concerns.
Tactical voting won the day for Labour at the last election.
That was after fourteen years of conservative governments where absolutely everyone was sick of them.
Is there the same appetite out there to stop reform? I’m not sure.
Also, there’s a lot of movement from Labour to greens. Will these people hold their nose and vote Labour? Again, not sure.
I just hope people realise the risk they’re taking voting greens in places where reform are leading the polls.
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