😂 I think you're right!!

You can't. He's unbarragable

Ukeep

you can. easily.

Bot

@@user-wi1xw5sd1cfunny how all the reform supporters are all bot accounts

@@user-wi1xw5sd1c Even if by some miracle, because that's what it would take. Farage became the PM, he would need a majority in Parliament in order to affect change. Otherwise his policies are pretty useless, as the opposition would vote them down. Even then, getting a bill to the house of Lords - they would most likely vote down any bill Farage and his cronies could drum up. We've seen this time, and time again with the proposed Rwanda plan from Mr. Sunak.

@@jonathandutson2394funny how all other parties are NPC accounts!

​@@jonathandutson2394You're the only bot here pal

Reform

I can't believe the other parties agreed with bringing dependants! Most kids go to uni to get away from family....it's a scam!

Certainly not to gender studies class. They believe mums are a social construct

If you focus your digging on an upwards diagonal line, it will work

Won’t be a problem if Reform make it to opposition.

No worries. If French politics is any indication, that Penny whatever will be eating in Farage's palm, in less than 3 weeks. That's what center-right politicians do, no backbone.

its been like this for decades. Both parties heading the same direction/

😂

Yes but reform need to be the opposition.. for real! They are our only hope

...No they're not. REFORM is now officially (as of tonight) the opposition to Labour in the polls after overtaking the conservatives. So get your facts straight.

The green party doesn't want to pay any money in the NHS so everyone dies to save the planet.

The green party wants mass inflows, so green.

Real.

A vote for the Tories is a vote for labour.

They don’t want to go because the SNP has ruined the place 😂

@@Witnessmoo the weather is pretty rubbish too...

The whole country desperately needs immigration but yes Scotland in particular has a plan for how to boost their country by taking in the people coming here to build a better life and contribute to the country that allows them too.

@@quintuscrinis8032what planet are you from? We need to freeze immigration and seriously look at who is getting in and what they offer our country. Half the people coming in hate everything to do with Britain just come here to leech. We always need skilled workers coming in but not these criminals with mad ideologies thanks.

@@quintuscrinis8032 ha so Scotland doesn’t want the illegal immigrants then just the immigrants that will integrate and contribute

😂😂

It's a hard knock life

F

As someone who also didn’t have Sky, I know his pain all too well. I had to watch The Simpsons on BBC2 😭

@@nickelmouse451 same! but Sunak's mrs can afford to pay for the whole of Britain to have Sky and still be better off than most of us...😂

There is going to be a huge labour majority

@@sepia2227 I doubt that

Don’t let the media sway you in to thinking that, vote for who you want don’t listen to this rubbish that a vote for another party is going to lead you to a government you don’t want

Tories out, Labour out and in comes Reform with NHS privatization...good luck

​@@bytesize_videoare you actually deluded?

I, too, noticed that! 😁

I think she noticed at one point and stuttered a word after. When she said "we need reform" I kept adding "party" to her sentence in my mind.

I’m sure she’ll have her talking points updated

He’s a con man. He’s only init to make money and stir things up

​@@alynwillams4297Everyone's in for the money, especially a hypocrite like Keir Starmer. And aren't things already stired up?

@@alynwillams4297 Of course he wants to "stir things up". His party is called *Reform.* And they all want to make money, it's a job.

When Reform UK splits the Tory vote there will be reform, it will be in the form of a massive labour majority!

Although I haven’t made up my mind who to vote for, Farage is the best orator here.

Reform is literally a type of change. 🤪

@@SimonFrackyes simon, that’s the point

​@@sepia2227Seen it all before, same old, boring.

Were you bollox voting Labour 😂 How do you go from Labour to reform when the proposition is so vastly different?

@@calzirongaming1332 In 2015 over half of UKIP's vote was from former Labour voters. You're all parroting this same old rubbish that's all been debunked nearly 10 years ago, and that's why Reform keeps going up.

@@calzirongaming1332 Ordinary boomers and Gen Xers tend not to assign ideological labels to political parties. For all their collective faults as a generation (mainly the boomers), I find this to be particularly refreshing. Also, it's worth noting that Reform has a wide variety of beliefs across the political spectrum within its ranks. The Brexit Party that it came out of even had people who could accurately be described as Marxists, despite its capitalist-leaning economic policy. But of course, it's not entirely capitalist, because everybody with a brain knows that a mixed economy is the only possibly format. It's genuinely about reforming british politics, as the name implies. You'll see an abolishment of the House of Lords in their upcoming manifesto, for example. At least if they're consistent from prior ones. That's pretty cool, lots of different types of people can get behind that.

@@calzirongaming1332 Probably cause he is from scotland and watned the SNP out

@@calzirongaming1332It’s a mental health condition.

There are no socialists left in the main parties

2 fascists vs 4 socialists

@@alimantado373define fascism

@@bigdonnie2726Islam 😂

@@stanbily9416 💯

Pull your tongue out

@@helicoptergunshipwhy do you want a turn?

@@spo0ny2k even if i did, i couldnt because youre hogging it

@@helicoptergunshiptroll

As always. 😎

Nige was also the first to mention putting money back into training the British people into the jobs we import people for. Also I quite like the higher national insurance contribution for businesses that want cheap workers. In fact I like everything about Reform. Big Nige is the way forward, in my opinion.

But how do you afford the short fall in tax revenues.

@@christopherlloyd-roberts2205 Cuts probably. I think part of the idea is that if we get a lot of people off welfare we can then take that money and invest it elsewhere. They had a conference about how they would fund it but I honestly can’t remember. Something to do with the way the Bank of England works I’ll have to try and find it again. The big issue is that these other parties are offering tax cuts but realistically it’s only going to save the average person a couple hundred pounds maximum which I just don’t think is enough in todays economy. It might give people a bit of breathing room when buying necessities but it’s not keeping money in peoples pockets. It depends on if you’d think a riskier more radical approach could be a better alternative long term.

​@@JackCooper243 It's not just that either, sure they are going to cut money off some services to pay for it like the NHS, but 5% could be recouped via efficiency... Why do we have diversity managers on 300 grand a year!?

Yes. Taxation is theft. All the papers warned about the income tax when it came in

Spot on mate

Straight facts end of! Well said!

A vote for reform is a vote for labour at this point

Agree, but it's been clowns causing the mess for longer than 14 years.

Wrong a vote for tories is a vote for Labour!!!

@@sepia2227 No, a vote for Tories is a vote for Labour.

@@sepia2227a vote for tories is a vote for labour

Absolutely. They never once answered a question on immigration.

Just your opinion. He's a racist too!

The debate on the NHS is so puerile. One and a half million workers the NHS has more than McDonalds and Amazon have world wide. Nigel is right broadly but I would go further. In my experience of medical research "he who shouts loudest gets the money". This is wrong but how it works. In my vid on my channel I explain this problem and its "solution". There are obvious economies I point but you need to make the time to listen to the vid.

Well, they are not the real leaders of their parties, provided there is one.

He’s been wiping the floor with the Eu for years, these people are easy for him to destroy

We have been following Reform policies for 8 years now. This country desperately needs change!!

They do that in other countries too, it's always the social democrats and greens repeating this nonsense.

English people don’t want the low paid jobs be real

​@@COMEDIAREBELmost low paid jobs in the UK are filled by British citizens

to get cancer treatment etc. here

Tidy their room, go out drinking with them on weekends? Cousins on campus

@@cyberprince8272 it's ok if you don't understand a joke

'kids should be allowed to bring their Nan's to GCSE exams. Vote Liebore'.

@@SimonLloydGuitar exactly what if you need some socks darned mid term time

Ok 🐑

@@burni988 🤡

That’s a shame.

@@burni988 Not a sheep, I’m not voting Conservative who are useless and definitely not Labour, I don’t want to live under crazy lefty socialists like you probably do and if Labour think they are cruising into Westminster I think a lot of you are going to be shocked by the result. The polls were wrong in 2019 and the Brexit vote, by a lot the pollsters deliberately put Labour miles ahead only to make people think there’s no point in voting as they are going to win… we’ll see!

@@chibbobber Well you can vote for the Labour, Hamas, socialist party, that’s your choice.

Reform would absolutely destroy you. Especially when they privatise the NHS.

​@@alynwillams4297who is the NHS even treating at this point? I went to a&e about 2 months ago and i kid you not, about 80% of those waiting did not speak english, so i doubt alot of em were even from the UK. This is the point of the reform party. This waz the primary reason for brexit and once again, the concerned british have been ignored. 1.2million+ coming in for consecutive years since 2020... insanity.

Hope you’re including Farage in that group of spineless, gutless, empty politicians

An yet you from Australia? @Aussie.rules69

Grew up in Perth. Uk now.

Only one that can answer a question straight no politicking and skipping around the subject

When people vote for a leader out of charisma instead of policy, terrible things happen.

@@Bladesmobile Easy to make big claims when you're 100% certain that you'll never have to follow up on them

Can’t barrage the Farage 👊

He didn't flinch about Brexit.

They you clearly don't do enough proper political research

@@Cashback13 You don't do enough proper proofreading.

@@Cashback13 then*

Selling nothing but snake oil, farage has already played that hand, the man that sold brexit, how is brexit btw?

@@Cashback13you clearly didn’t attend enough English classes. You make no sense

There’s a real storm coming to the uk finally thank goodness

The people of Europe are waking up at last.

@@alfamale9555England maybe. We look at you daft in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

When it’s literally the most important issue you guys have

Apart from Flynn, of course.

Because everyone's been brainwashed into being do gooders!

its because they're expecting the immigrants to vote for them - little do they know but they'll also vote them out in due course

Because he's utterly clueless and scapegoating immigrants to avoid the real issues

I always said hes the best prime minister we never had. One day, hopefully soon!

Hes born to grift. Hes been doing it for years

5 more years of heavy smoking until the next election, by a 60 year old man who doesn't look too healthy now, don't bet your house on Farage ever holding high office

So “born to be a Prime Minister” he’s not even been able to win an election as a minister the 7 times he’s tried!😅

How is he a grifter? He's probably the only MP that's actually delivered on his promises. You have to go back literally decades to find anyone that's came close. He promised Brexit and got it. It was the Tories who wrecked it afterwards, not Farage.

Yes, to make work pay, and to get people off benefits ❤

Because we live in a democracy.

​@@alynwillams4297So why is the BBC refusing to include Reform in the debates?

@@alynwillams4297 The SNP and PC are regional parties who represent less people between them than some elected mayors in England. Northern Ireland does not get to partake in our national debates, why should the SNp and PC?

@@dontcomply3976 Or you could ask why are we seeing seperate debates for Sunak and Starmer.

@Twmpa Well, I kind of get that But it is disgraceful bias if they exclude Reform from a debate including the Lib Dems and the SNP (who they are polling 5-6times higher than)

Scotland can have all of England's if they want it so bad. I'm sure we wouldn't complain.

Mate you do realise that immigrants on average contribute £2300 more (per month) than nationals lol. Not saying illegal migration is good and it defo should be controlled but stop putting legal and illegal migration in the same boat. But Fyi even taking illegal migration into account the net effect on GDP is positive. Maybe try understanding the economic implications of migration instead of reading the sun and believing and anything posted on facebook and tiktok

@@ZEE15uk judging by some of the laws they have there you wouldn't be allowed to without criminal conviction. someone doesn't even need to be offended anymore; the legal standard is merely that the government thinks someone might be.

Or just asking people on benefits to work?

@@prf7237 Extremely short-term solution. We need to either fix the economy so people can have kids to replace those who are retiring, or bring in immigrants to do the same thing (but is cheaper and easier for the government and benefits massive corporations due to allowing lower wages). Disabled people are not the problem, the problem is the huge number of people retiring compared to the tiny number of births. Of course, just to make myself clear, I'm not against retirements. I'm against an economy where workers are exploited so much that they can't afford a house and parenting expenses (especially if they want to use the old-fashioned "one parent works, one stays at home to care for the kid" type of parenting). Remember when y'all were telling struggling parents "Don't have kids if you can't afford it?". Young adults are now taking your advice.

I was scrolling and thinking the same things. There is something quite extraordinary happening not just in the UK but across Europe and America and south America. The rise of the right it's really gaining momentum

Yeah, it's full of bots like Twitter etc.

@@danny3styleThe three amigos of the right, Johnson, Trump and Bolsonaro. Two down one to go!

"Every opinion I don't like is posted by a bot" :(

​@@danny3styleAnd it's threatening to put us back generations socially.

Agreed!

The flag bearer of disaster like brexit🤔🤔 sure

Agreed

Yes, spread the good news (Gospel) that we can receive the forgiveness of sins and everlasting life through the Lord Jesus Christ.

amen

Oh really? Wasn't most of this toxic Tory party made up of Farage's Brexshit party since he made that deal with them to help them win the election then fled the country right after. And now those same Torys are going back to clown Farage's newly named same old party Reform? So basically your saviour Reform will have the same Tory mps you all keep putting down and have let you down repeatedly! If you want a change it can't be Reform since they will bring about the same problems but a hundred times worse. Already tried and tested and pathetically failed.

He never does and only his fan boys and fan girls like yourself over praise him which is why he is unrelatable to the rest. Just a sensasionalist bigot. He got laughed at when he tried to get away with giving himself false credit for being truthfull!

🤣

What I was thinking 😂😂

She isn't very intelligent. What do you expect from a typical Stockport scrubber.

No she said wefowm wefowm.

Rayner is the Kamala Harris of British politics, but less intelligent and not as baked.

"whhite! whhite! whhite!"

Nonsense. Maybe you are being a smart @$$, i can appreciate that.

Farage is such a skillful orator that has real character. People always seem to mess up around him and he just goes in for the kill. He rarely loses a debate.

Brilliant 👏. I'm with you like millions others

Apart from the 7 times he has previously failed to be elected?? Yeah, apart from that mate, he wins all the time..... Absolute nonsense - a vote for Reform is a vote for hudgefund managers which is what Farage and Tice were before coming professional grifters.

@@bluebull399but always loses at becoming an MP

And turns out that Daisy Cooper is entirely forgettable 😆

@@tomon5598 yesss!!! You noticed what I did there lol. When I was doing my original post I couldn’t think what to write about her other than nothing. She isn’t even worth a comment. Which I’ve just done now I suppose.

🙃

Haha I noticed a few times other candidates using the word reform. And I must say I find my self agreeing with them!! REFORM!

The issue here is that issue isn't fixed with money or resources. You could give the NHS a £1 trillion boost, it won't solve terrible employees not realising someone is literally dying in front of them.

@@NoNo-nr2xv precisely my point, I would even reduce the demand for employees by automating in every area I could. Automation removes all the variability that comes with employees and minimises cost. It’s not about money, it’s about the model. We have to optimise every single aspect of the NHS hospitals, clinics, services we need to simplify it in every area right down to the structure of the hospital. Design a hospital that minimises the duration from any one point to another point so the process is streamlined, sustainable and scalable in every area. It’s a complicated challenge but with solid focus, logical and intelligent planning, designing, refining and execution it can turn our NHS into a revolutionary healthcare system but first things first: fix the broken model and turn it into a financially sustainable organisation. That’s the only way it’s going to sustainably meet demands of the future and adapt to unforeseen circumstances and demand volatility

If we can learn anything from America, fully privatised healthcare is not going to help with these issues. It's just going to line the pockets of super wealthy people. You can still pay for private healthcare optionally.

Nigel is 100% right but the career big parties don't want to admit it as they don't want to be called racist and loose their jobs, they want to sound and be politically correct. I have private insurance and i pay for it 100% i never use the NHS and its the best thing i ever done. The NHS is terrible....You get what you paid for......as the NHS is free you wont get much from them and the truth is the NHS is a walk in service so it cant cope with the demand........you cant just get more doctors and nurses and pump more and more money in to it fanaticising that will solve the issues. You will never get enough doctors/nurses and even hospital beds to cope with the demand. You need a 2 tier system like Germany does which puts you in private or NHS type of care depending on your job earning. That will ease the pressure on the NHS which will give better outcomes to the people using it and if we control legal and illegal migration on top i feel that we may see happier NHS work force not been burnt out and better patient outcomes.

​@@ShanfredMetalfaceNot a single person is arguing for fully privatised healthcare, though. It's never gonna be on the table, either, because no British politician would ever throw away their career THAT spectacularly. Don't get me wrong, some of them are pretty spectacular at it, but the NHS is deemed sacred by the British public. My wife is French, I think the French system has the benefits Nigel says it does: free for the poorest, paid into by those who can. This is already how many public institutions work, given the number of dependents and the lack of a magic money tree. I'm a dependent btw.

Yeah because right wing populism always works out well 🙄

@@Patches748 populism is becoming very popular.

​@@xGLLxyes thats why Labour is growing and Trump lost to Biden

@@JustinianCharter-ie9bk Labour Isn't growing they are shrinking (unless you count scotland) they are ahead of the tories, that isn't growing, they lost at the last election due to people swapping due to brexit, reform could pick up some of those voters, some will go back to labour but that isn't growing, they were already labour voters and trump lost due to illegal postal votes, without the postal votes (legal or illegal) he would have won.

@@xGLLx there is no evidence that Trump lost because of anything other than his handling of Covid policy, Trump is a sook that calls elections rigged whether or not he wins or loses. There is no evidence that Trump lost because of illegal postal votes, he lost because there was the biggest turnout of American voters and when more people vote the more that the Democrats gain support because the Democrats are the only sane party atm. When i said growing i meant in the house of commons, with the latest predictions Labour may win the greatest majority for their party in years

Nigel's a voice for the people everyone there except him is so fake

He's deliberately acting that way to get people to believe his lies. Don't fall for it.

@@burni988lol he’s the only one who doesn’t actually need it lol. He worked as a broadcaster for the past few years, talking to a camera is easy for him now. Where’s the lie?

@@burni988 Calling Nigel a liar when lies spew out of Tory and Labour mouths is hilarious.

That's because he's not. He just speaks from the heart.

It's because they are all woke

They are afraid of coming across as racist for having strong views on immigration unlike Nigel who will double down on it and good for him for doing that

Old school with charisma. I don't trust him one bit but he wipes the floor with this lot.

Mine too

Action on mitigating climate change.

Because the public are generally anti Brit, quite simple really

Because they have a brain. This man told you brexit would be amazing, and all it's done is restrict your movement and increase your costs

because they are completley incompotant and incompatance on everything except immigration. I mean, have you seen there manifesto??? they are planning to fund there massive spending with 50 BILLION pounds worth of "efficiency improvement" thats a bold face lie, they have no plans to immpliment their plans. Also they are an anti science party and so many of there policies are reactionary rather than thought through. I believe immigration is way to high and I don't trust Labour would handle it how I would want them to, but im not willing to sacrifice that one issue for EVERYTHING ELSE, especially when Labour seem to be by far the most compotant with some bold new sound ideas.

​@@TheUnluckyGama the blame for that is with the lack of leadership under the conservatives, you act like nigel made the decision when it was the public, we expected the conservatives to deliver which they never did, reform will be closer in alignment for what the majority of the country votef for

But it’s not past its sell by date. The problem lies in funding and how is being run. Both Labour and conservatives for the last 40 odd years have chipped away at it bit by bit.

@@alynwillams4297 Yeah, so vote for one of 5 parties telling you that they'll be the one to fund the NHS correctly without any real plan.

Not what they meant in the slightest. Get educated.

@@Cashback13The ironic thing is Labour did reference Reform UK, they just didn’t realise it. Reform are the only ones offering real political reform.

​@@Cashback13 Angela said "we need Reform". Please try to listen and keep up 😂

That will come back to haunt Angela. I bet someone has already clipped that and put it on TikTok! 😂

​@@Cashback13 you don't say

that will make um choke on there haggises

I'm Scottish, I've never voted for the SNP, tactically I had to vote for Lib Dem just to keep SNP out of my county as it was between them two, I also voted out of the EU and to stay in the UK, I will be voting Reform.. don't forget about us up here, there's many like me!

@@campbell4showaye there’s a few dozen, and you’re the kind that none of us want to invite up to the pub. I understand being fed up with SNP, but in what world is Reform a superior alternative? Farage himself holds contempt for Scots, and utilises double think whenever we come up. Apparently we’re a huge burden on the UK, but we shouldn’t have another independence referendum? Why? For a man who hates outsiders due to their drain on the economy, this feels like a bizarre stance to hold. Secondly, the man here was talking about how he should have the powers for referendums, yet won’t expand that same liberty to the Scottish people? An entire country, with its own distinct parliament and culture. It’s fine if you don’t support independence, I understand it’s a contentious issue for all of us, but to actively support someone against your own political freedom is mindblowing to me

@@enemystand2981 I thought it was weird Nigel said that with the Swinney stood next to him. The huge shift in Scotland's situation in the UK and EU I reckon would be grounds for another referendum but I also don't know if it's wise to have referendums all the time on the same subject, especially on the scale of the independence one and the Brexit one - those are huge upheavals of the way the UK and Scotland place themselves on the world stage. Also - not that I've delved far into it - I've never seen anyone say Scotland is a burden, aside from people in social media comment sections where you get the worst of the worst anyway. "For a man who hates outsiders" Scots aren't outsiders... Why would you call them that lol

@@campbell4show We’re all British and proud of the Scots, marching in your kilts onto battle playing your bagpipes, wow! Couldn’t be prouder, let’s stick together besides I love haggis 😊❤️🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏

Majority of us he does!

Yep. At one point in history, Conservatives were right leaning, now... they are exactly the same as the left leaning Labour Party. We're at the point where we NEED a right leaning government... and those 2 aren't.

Wef got the asbestos and paint out of schools here in Wales when the councillors said they couldn't afford.....find a new boogeyman righttty

Yeah let's vote for the multi millionaire ex stock broker who was Eton educated. Such a down to earth lad.

​@@KingDomsKingdom85both parties have moved to the centre, Corbyn was left wing but Starmer is a Blairite

​@@saintniccage2818 yes at a great price! .🙄

What are you scared of?

@@alynwillams4297People in your country who can’t speak your language?

​@alynwillams4297 They don't have a great record of improving the quality of an area. Not great with women either.

​@@KellySmunt303Nor do Catholics... sooo?????

@@JustinianCharter-ie9bk are you saying that catholics are as intolerant of women's rights as they are?

And lies too. 🫤

What has he lied about or is it that the truth hurts​@@SimonFrack

@@keithgutridge7259 Saying exploding populations are why schools are struggling. The number of primary school children is actually DECREASING. Secondary school numbers will start decreasing in a few more years too.

He spoke the TRUTH

@@SimonFrackI live in a remote Buckinghamshire village, my son’s school was built in 1980. It’s now massively oversubscribed since 2019 due to all the new builds in the area - which they keep building. The issue, they aren’t building any new schools and this school cannot keep up. Classrooms are split, new mobile cabins keeping arriving all over their playground. End this madness.

No that was Nick griffin

It's really not. Wealth inequality is an order of magnitude more impactful to people's lives.

@@reemul2001 So where is the wealth generation from all this immigration? Why is it costing us so much to house these people. To keep them healthy, to raise their children? Why is it that a study came out saying that diversity has not had any benefit to the UK in the last 25 years? Because uncontrolled mass migration makes us poorer on a whole! What town has been built, What new hospitals/schools have been built? What new jobs are made for these people? You are living in a dream world!

@gartut200 it won't take you much searching to find plenty of papers which show the economic impact of immigration is positive or minute. What I'm saying is, we are being lied too about what's a bigger impact. I encourage you to look at wealth inequality and it's impact on wealth as a whole. The UK created almost £400 billion of QE during covid, nearly 90% of the ended up in the pockets of the top 1% migration doesn't even come close to that. Not even a dent. I'm not saying it's not an issue in some communities. What I'm saying is we've been conditioned to blame the hopeless while the super rich rob us all blind and the media we consume let's them off. Young people can't afford homes, that's not because there aren't enough homes due to migration, it's because the super rich own an increasingly large chunk of them and lease them back to people with higher and higher rents.

Im voting for tories and u cant change my mind about that.

The two party system is a product of your electoral system. The issue is not the system, it’s the two parties than exist inside it. Hoping the SWP replace Labour at some point and Reform can clear the path for a true Burkean Conservative Party.

@@Extreme2SwaggerHD Why not take the chance with Reform... Labour are going to get in anyways, so what have you got to lose?

@@campbell4show IDC

@@Extreme2SwaggerHD Well that is obvious..

😂😂 she said the word reform at least 4 times tonight! 😂😂

your 'kids and grandkids' will be affected the most by global warming yet it's ignored by reform

@@meliora99 are you aware of which nations are the greatest polluters? The UK has had the greatest pollution reduction as a nation and we contribute less than 1% globally. My grandkids will be affected by the pollutants coming from the greatest contributors like China and the rapid industrialisation of third world countries. Global warming is a global issue and will not be resolved by the UK having greener domestic policies, the resolution lies in the international community where if you didn't know we don't hold much weight. But sure let's skim the surface of the global problem and sink our population into poverty!

​@@privatedale8558 It's hilarious that you would equate the UK's 2 and a half centuries worth of releasing GHGs with that of industrialising nations like China/India. Relatively we have pumped far more CO2 in the atmosphere since industrialisation, so it's not equatable to just say they release more therefore they are in the wrong. We have both the economic and technological capabilities to invest hugely in renewable energy, and also have large influence globally over what others do. If no one actually takes charge or does anything then nothing is going to be done - us adopting green policies will encourage others to do the same. Even for an industrialising nation, China is a huge investor in renewable energy so it's not as if they aren't doing at all. China will provide a lot of the tech/manufacturing needed to shift our energy mix

@@meliora99 what a strange perspective on logic you have. Who is trying to blame anyone? The problem isn't historical it's a present one. Will greener policies, domestically, magically take back 2.5 centuries worth of pollution contribution? Very weird! The objective reality is that right now there are much greater pollutants than the UK who will ultimately decide our fate, this battle isn't won in the smallest contributors back yard it's won on the global stage with countries who have billions of people. If you think England being the shining beacon of environmental responsibility will convince nations like India China and the USA you are completely delusional, you must think we are some role model for other nations still 😂 how we run the country is of 0 concern and certainly no benchmark for super nations. We are halfway towards our legally blinding pledge to net zero in 2050, while the two biggest China and USA have communicated a target and commitment but don't even have it legally binding 😂 what do you think the UK can do to force them to actually commit? Sanctions? Warfare! You are a typically delusional lefty who can't see past our own history and think we owe the world something. Very sad to see!

@@meliora99 haha you do realise the industrial revolution is a blip in comparison to the rates some countries are hitting now right? Check the figures! What is your point anyway? Seems very strange logically, we cant take back our historical emissions so we should sacrifice our future prosperity to attone for our sins? Weird! Really weird. Also we are halfway through our progression towards our net zero target. China and the US haven't even legally binded their pledge to net zero it's only a "commitment" and they are the two largest polluters! If you think we can be the benchmark and beacon of environmental responsibility for other countries to follow, you overestimate our weight on the global stage grossly, we have no sway in comparison to the super nations, what will we do sanction them? Warfare? Hilarious lefty delusion as usual, cutting their nose off to spite the history of their own face and then crying about it when they realize they are a monster in the mirror. Sad, really sad

What about Northern Ireland?

@@jigglchoo8858 No, Britain is an informal name for Great Britain. Nice try, but you are wrong.

Interesting how illegal boat migration got so seamlessly conflated with legal migration in the back and forth in these debates. It's just silly.

They aren't they are just contrarians they say whatever they think the opposite belief is in Westminster.

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Why is it supposed to be funny, why is it funny then mate? Please tell us.

Common Sense? You mean Discrimation and Bigotry and unworkable policy?

No. I'm an irish man living in UK, Farage is the only one that's actually living in the real world.

@@Cashback13 Discrimation and Bigotry? Lol don't talk wet.

​@Cashback13 I'm a Jewish Ethiopian heriathe and your woke buzzwords have no meaning here. We need reform

Hes a grifter who only cares about himself