"Ignoring their supporters, voters and constituents " .... and everyone and everything else except their own pockets and those of their chums and donors.

@@tonyb9735 Yes.

Exactly. They have no-one to blame but themselves. Turning their backs on the people who voted for them and then filling the cabinet with sociopaths and psychopaths.

@@tonyb9735 They were remarkably good at siphoning off public money.

@@tonyb9735 Not just their own pockets though.

That's pure baseless speculation on your part. A more reasonable man might imagine that SOME Reformers would have stayed at home while the rest would have voted - most for the Tories, some for Labour.

Good point

@@tommymorrison6478 Who knows? However, Farage does get non-voters to vote.

@@nedludd3641 Does he? Evidence? Don't tell me: all the people who say "I've never voted before but I will for Nigel!", and you believe it.

@@tommymorrison6478 - and everything you write above is not speculation? yeah, this is the comments section, not Court One at the Old Bailey

Awws snowflake, you can stand as an independent or create your own party you know right?

Awww. Poor you. No other parties fascist enough for you.

@@verystripeyzebra its an easy word to bandy around but you obviously do not know the meaning of the word. The Labour party is a true Fascist party. It will manipulate the constitution to ensure its survival. Totalitarianism has always been successful on the left and most modern day examples back that up.

@@mattmangan6051 you can always stand as an independent or form your own party

​@@verystripeyzebra brilliant. Well done.

I don't, and I think you don't either. Don't talk nonsense, it's bad for you.

@@tommymorrison6478 Fear too…

@@ogukuo72 Go crawl back under your rock, troll.

Why panic? Because of reform, going forward the right-wing vote in the UK will always be split between reform and the Tories, making it almost impossible for either party to win a general election.

@@gordonstrong5232 Hardly. The Tories just need to learn that immigration is a red line. By all means embrace wokism, by all means turn it into some phoney bogey-man and pursue a system of market economics. We don't care. But they must understand that they can kiss good-bye to working-class conservatives if they don't act to counter mass immigration with realistic initiatives like leaving the ECHR and reversing some of Labour's self-serving constitutional changes intended to hobble a functioning pluralist democracy.

Your comment isn't mutually exclusive with what Andrew said though. Yes, people voted to get the Tories out, but tactical voting is exactly how that's achieved.

It was reform voters being-bloody minded and voting accordingly, irrespective of whether they had any chance of electing the candidate. Remember, most reform voters support their proper football team. They're used to supporting a losing candidate so long as they're authentic. Middle-class people strive to be authentic; working-class voters just are.

Why is he a hypocrite? Presumably you understand that Neil left GB News because of the direction it was taking.

@@tommymorrison6478 nonsense, he knew the direction it was going to take when setting it up. The British ‘Fox News.’ He distanced himself from it when it was ready to go.

@@tommymorrison6478lol. Details eh? No one does details anymore 🫤

@@tommymorrison6478That was the direction it started in 🤷‍♂️

@@markhepworth Which was why he left...............Geddit now?

And if the anti Brexit vote hadn't been split then the 80 majority would have been 20 short of a majority.

He never said what you suggest he said. He said Reform was a contributory factor, not that it was responsible.

@@tommymorrison6478 He says that in some massive number of seats the Tories loose by less than Reform received. I think my statement is a logical extension. Labour and did not vote would gain a significant portion of votes that went to Reform.

@@johncraig4820 Don't distort. He didn't say "massive", he said "so many". It's not the same. He then went on to specify the number - 140. If you want to call that "massive" that's your choice but you should be clear that it's YOUR interpretation, not what was said. He also said that Reform were "partly responsible", which is quite contrary to your assertion that he suggested the Reform vote would otherwise have gone fully to the Tories. You're basically, how can I put this, less than truthful, let us say. And that's all I feel the need to say on the subject. Have the last word. P.S. your last sentence is unintelligible.

Exactly. Reform gained roughly 9,000 votes in our constituency in South Wales. We're so solidly "Labour" that the Tories never stand a candidate here. So, where are the Reform voters coming from?

it wouldnt need to do fully to conservatives or snp... had even a fifth of the reform vote gone to the conservatives then it would've been a very close election which is why despite Labour's huge victory in seats, it is still a very perilous landslide

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Ah, the voice of the deranged loud and clear...

The political class in WEFminster never learn.

France ????? I thought that place was a nightmare for tax ?

France is a tax haven? If that is true, then Russia is a Bastion of Democracy.

Could be a nightmare for other stuff before too long

I think it's Monaco.

Here in France 🇫🇷 we have some of the highest taxes in Europe "FOR THE RICH"

"working class" lol that's a good one, the only reason why it's proved so difficult to literally stop immigration is because the country can't do anything else to increase the economy due to its terrible productivity and historical highs of people not working. Reading between the lines from Farage's various comments on the nations finances its quite clear he would go after reducing social security and services (which ties in with his Brexit agenda to remove the UK from European employment laws) and force the local population to work more, there would be no other way out of a dramatic change in immigration while keeping the economy afloat. As someone who works in a decent job i wouldn't exactly care much if that happened as i would be mostly watching the faces of all those Turkeys who voted for Christmas, just like i watched the same crowd make themselves poorer by voting to suddenly leave a few trade bloc that has been in place for 40 years. I just wonder who next they will blame for their self-percieved lack of spending power.

Exactly

Yet London has been voting labour for years.

@@billdoor3140 the "working classes" also demand economic growth for increased personal spending power and better public services, particularly healthcare. And there lies the great paradox that politicians face, while bizarrely for a large section of their voting base Reform UK have stated that they will get economic growth by cutting taxes and cutting spending e.g. social services. Tax cuts was something Liz Truss tried and was crushed by financial reality, making the financial situation worse for the public while the working classes have been complaining about public service cuts for decades under the austerity political experiment, seems many people have a short memory.

Its not true, the working class vote is anti immigration, in general, is in low immigration if high visibility areas.

One rule for him another for the rest of us proles...

Only us peasants they don’t want travelling

You can still go and work in France, just takes a little more effort than before. If you have a job you can do from a home office, it’s much easier, but you’ll need to come back to the UK for half the year or apply for residency.

He probably used his brain and got his residency.

Because he is famouse popular and rich

Let’s face it, he probably wasn’t even third choice for most Tory members in the leadership contest.

Does it have anything to do with his skin colour?

Whichever joice the Tories favoured was always going to lead them further down the path of irrelevance.

He ticked a WEF box , now he's failed

They had no-one better.

Andrew should be congratulated

They certainly were not Reform tv for the last six weeks spent most of the time trashing them.

That is true… self before company, company before party?

@@simongarthwaite7695 standard msm tactics

Click bait.

Don't shout and put that into English please...

Well we can only hope that we have seen Reform plc attract the maximum racism and xenophobia available and they will shrink back into the swamp they came from as Labour starts making positive changes...

Brown’s Bigotry killed Labour for the last 14 years. You will notice this time slippery Starmer kept Bigot Brown out of the way and off camera.

Or because they were much much safer Tory seats.

we have voter suppression now in voter ID which disproportionately affects the young poor and minorities, the Tories also spent 3 weeks telling anyone that would listen that Labour had it in the bag so why vote or just vote for that independent

I'd like to think you're right, but throwing more money at the NHS won't fix it

Labour voters turned away from Labour due to uncontrolled mass immigration. I live in West Midlands and can take a 40 minute bus ride without hearing a word of English. Many area's look more like Pakistan than England. The tories said they'd limit immigration..then did nothing. So they then lost the working class people that havw now turned to reform. It's really not a difficult concept. People living in uk don't want entire area's unrecognisable if I wanted to live in an Islamic country I'd move to one.

yeah had farage not held back the fash in 2019, the tories would have gotten a bloody nose in that election

Or a sign that Labour won 410ish individual democratically held elections. The previous wipe-out in Scotland by the SNP in 2019 was on less than 40% of the vote and getting 85% of the seats

Wow it took a racist to make you vote! What an admission...

Funny how he never mentions that. But then no one ever seems to question him about it either.

Brexit was in place when borris Johnson beat corbyn. The main issue is mass immigration. People are sick of it and sick of being falsely branded racist for simply being honest about the effects its had on their lives and communities.

@@tommymorrison6478 Funny how the budget was never implemented.

​@@jrobs1133because we couldn't even afford to deal with it just being announced.

@@verystripeyzebra What’s does that even mean? 😂

What wars is 'England' fighting. The last one was the Iraq war

Exactly they were terrified to tackle Farage directly. After 2019 and the end of UKIP and the Brexit Party Farage was somewhat in the wilderness and managed to latch onto the small boats issue completely created by Tory mismanagement

And all the airtime and publicity they get for no real reason. But simple solutions to complex problems always appeal to the masses, who aren't particularly enthused by industrial strategy, financial and economic planning, but love a bit of foreigner bashing, they can get all riled up and angry. Anger keeps them engaged. The fascist playbook is about 100 years old now. Strange people keep falling for it. Shame really.

Farage is a career politician totally out for himself. just another establishment grifter.

​@@verystripeyzebra Says the numpty who embraces Big Brother's totalitarianism. You're the one that's blaming "the others".

You should judge him by what he doesn't do rather than what he does. Fingers crossed he does very little.

The two minutes of hate mob have been whipped up by the uniparty

I'm betting you're wrong--I think Nige will take his duties seriously.

5 racist xenophobes in the house of commons aren't going to keep anyone in check, and it's spelt Labour.

However Grammar schoolboys from council houses can usually spell correctly!

Hey bot! How many fingers am I holding up?

What constitution? Can you let me know where I can find such a document for the UK

@@Grandfinal43 Yup. Its hard to take the crying from the guy very seriously when he is clueless as to what he is crying about. Troll account.

@@Grandfinal43 Sure. As I'm sure you understand, I can't post links here without my comment being deleted. But if you go on the Labour Party website you'll find the document called "A New Britain". The only person to address it critically is a pseudonymous columnist at the Daily Sceptic called "j sorel". The document's turgid and soporific, but you need to fight through that and figure out what they're really trying to do.

@@Grandfinal43 The Times's failure to look into this is a terrible dereliction of journalistic diligence.

@@Grandfinal43 "A New Britain" - devised by Gordon Brown. Look it up.

Lower than 2017. Turn out was low. Corbyn got more votes than Starmer.

Managed decline and moving ever closer to Argentina is not a game.

@@paulpenfold2352 Having worked in industry all my life I find it amazing how people still cannot grasp the big picture.