Politics

[royal white]

4 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Anti immigration rhetoric & misinformation is rife on social media. Folk are lapping up all sorts of shite. Not sure why you & RW find it so amusing 😄
 

You posted one of their videos a wee while back saying they made ‘some good points’. Before someone on here pointed out he was a known Neo Nazi 😂😂

I make you moist don’t I. Obsessed 

[London Wanderer]

9 minutes ago, royal white said:

So you’re just papping your usual shit 

No I’m copying your discussion skills 😁

 Someone asked you a similar question the other day & you told them to Google it, so if you think I’m papping shit then you’ll have to admit you were as well 😂

You can find your answers here

https://yougov.co.uk/topics/society/trackers/the-most-important-issues-facing-the-country

[mickbrown]

1 minute ago, BobyBrno said:

 

• On present policies and our baseline economic forecasts, we project that UK child poverty will rise over this Parliament from an estimated 31 per cent in 2024-25 to reach 33 per cent by 2029-30, its highest rate since 1998-99, and the highest number of children on record, at 4.6 million. This is partly because the outlook includes £3 billion of scheduled welfare cuts, in the form of the ongoing roll out of the two-child limit and family element abolition, and real cuts each year in the value of Local Housing Allowances and the benefit cap.

Good night. 

Source?

And forecast?

So it’s a guess

And, are we in recession?  
 

So, so far, bullshit.

Wanna go for the hat trick?
 

 

[mickbrown]

3 minutes ago, royal white said:

No one said how Keir would smash the gangs. At present he’s failing on one of his biggest promises. Record numbers are coming over. Records are the only thing he’s smashing 

Guess it’s not that simple eh? Wanna tell Nige?

[London Wanderer]

4 minutes ago, royal white said:

I make you moist don’t I. Obsessed 

Interesting post

Apologies for asking why you found something amusing after you responded to the initial post with a load of laughing emojis 😂🤡

Edited May 2, 2025 by London Wanderer

[Spider]

2 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

Source?

And forecast?

So it’s a guess

And, are we in recession?  
 

So, so far, bullshit.

Wanna go for the hat trick?
 

 

He said good night.

therefore you’ve lost.

mic drop

[London Wanderer]

5 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Someone? Think it was you ... not that you've mentioned it before 😉

I didn’t point out the photo with his Swastika tattoo no, that was another poster.

Thanks for proving my point 

it’s rife & folk like yourself lap it up

🐶

[BobyBrno]

5 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

Source?

And forecast?

So it’s a guess

And, are we in recession?  
 

So, so far, bullshit.

Wanna go for the hat trick?
 

 

Thought you’d gone to bed? 
Resolution Foundation.

 

[Spider]

Turnout (actual % of the electorate who voted Reform):

Runcorn - 46% (18%)
Doncaster - 32% (10%)
Greater Lincs - 30% (13%)
North Tyneside - 34% (10%)
West of England - 30% (7%)

[mickbrown]

3 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

Thought you’d gone to bed? 
Resolution Foundation.

 

And the rest
 

Bed? I ain’t 12

[BobyBrno]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Turnout (actual % of the electorate who voted Reform):

Runcorn - 46% (18%)
Doncaster - 32% (10%)
Greater Lincs - 30% (13%)
North Tyneside - 34% (10%)
West of England - 30% (7%)

And the General Election who voted Labour?

[royal white]

9 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Interesting post

Apologies for asking why you found something amusing after you responded to the initial post with a load of laughing emojis 😂🤡

Oh he’s posting clown emojis now 😂

 

go to bed lad. 👍

[Tonge moor green jacket]

38 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Are you actually lumping Reform in with the NF and BNP??

Fuck my life.

 

As we keep saying; desperate, ignorant, arrogant, deluded, freed from reality.

Ideologically wedded beyond common sense.

To question this norm, is to be inherently extreme, racist, thick etc.

I've yet to hear a single person offer an explanation as to why such levels should continue and the benefits of doing so.

So long as this mentality pervades, Reform will walk the next election. 

Fwiw, I think there will be shifts in policy from both Labour and Conservative- the former just announcing a couple of such moves recently as these elections approached.

Politicians can, and should stick to their core values whilst recognising and dealing with the issues of the day.

Too much immigration is a social problem, and as such all parties should recognise it and genuinely deal with it. 

As yet, not one of them has, and no one should be surprised when people choose a different, democratic route.

 

[BobyBrno]

1 minute ago, mickbrown said:

And the rest
 

Bed? I ain’t 12

13?

[Cheese]

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

As we keep saying; desperate, ignorant, arrogant, deluded, freed from reality.

Ideologically wedded beyond common sense.

To question this norm, is to be inherently extreme, racist, thick etc.

I've yet to hear a single person offer an explanation as to why such levels should continue and the benefits of doing so.

So long as this mentality pervades, Reform will walk the next election. 

Fwiw, I think there will be shifts in policy from both Labour and Conservative- the former just announcing a couple of such moves recently as these elections approached.

Politicians can, and should stick to their core values whilst recognising and dealing with the issues of the day.

Too much immigration is a social problem, and as such all parties should recognise it and genuinely deal with it. 

As yet, not one of them has, and no one should be surprised when people choose a different, democratic route.

And what are you most excited about Reform doing about it all?

[gonzo]

31 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

After all the bluster, bullshit and bollox, not one person has explained how Nige is going to ‘stop the boats’. 
 

Enough said 

Night, night. 

Well maybe folk are tired of waiting for others to hatch a plan?

You can hardly blame folk wanting a harder line on it considering the utter shit show we've had and currently have on the issue.

 

[gonzo]

5 minutes ago, Cheese said:

And what are you most excited about Reform doing about it all?

What you most excited about Labour doing?

Smash the gangs?

[Cheese]

2 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Well maybe folk are tired of waiting for others to hatch a plan?

You can hardly blame folk wanting a harder line on it considering the utter shit show we've had and currently have on the issue.

It's 30 years since Farage formed UKIP. What's his plan?

Edited May 2, 2025 by Cheese

[Tonge moor green jacket]

1 minute ago, BobyBrno said:

And the General Election who voted Labour?

One was a by election too- 46% turn out I would guess isn't so bad.

The average turn out at the last election was 59%

Seats won by Labour had a lower turn out than those won by Conservative. 

The turn out at the last election was 7.6% lower than that of 2019.

Local elections are typically fought on low turn outs. The last had an average turn out of 35%, so nothing different there.

To suggest that this is the reason the two main parties have done so badly is fantasy land thinking.

 

[bolty58]

6 hours ago, mickbrown said:

Has he said once how he’d do it?

Until he does, he deserves belittling. 

I mentioned earlier in this thread that the constant carping of 'antis' would feed the fire. Unless I am mistaken, we have just seen the proof.

Let's hope the lefties don't wise up and continue with their Biden/Pelosi/Schumer style persecution efforts towards Farage and Reform. It's a vote winner.

As many "30p Lee" type jibes as they can muster would be good.

[gonzo]

1 minute ago, Cheese said:

It's 30 years since Farage formed UKIP. What's his plan?

Read their manifesto.

What's Labours?

What was Tories?

[Cheese]

1 minute ago, gonzo said:

What you most excited about Labour doing?

Smash the gangs?

 

NHS reform, workers rights, resolving industrial disputes in public services, privatising public transport, housing and planning reform, tougher regulation on water companies, tougher domestic violence legislation... I could go on.

[bolty58]

6 hours ago, mickbrown said:

In one. 
 

Our Nige could take over tomorrow and the issues with the boats will be exactly the same. 

Yes, tomorrow it would be. Weeks or months later, out of the ECHR and gunboats turning them back at the edge of French waters. Even escorting them back to shore if necessary.

Here's hoping.

[Cheese]

2 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Read their manifesto.

What's Labours?

What was Tories?

Can you not answer my question first?

[gonzo]

Just now, Cheese said:

 

NHS reform, workers rights, resolving industrial disputes in public services, privatising public transport, housing and planning reform, tougher regulation on water companies, tougher domestic violence legislation... I could go on.

Fabulous.

Smash these gangs and it's winner winner.