Politics.........

[Public Enemy]

Oh yeh. We're fucked, aren't we? More so than before.

I voted reform, fat lot of good it did. If all the people who said they were going to vote reform actually did ....

I was up in Thurso on Wednesday, and all the knobheads were out doing the door knocking and baby hugging. The snp candidates team stopped me in the street, they seemed a bit taken back when I told them I was too busy to waste my time talking to political retards, and would they kindly get the fuck out of my way.

There is shit coming our way, prepare yourselves to lose some liberties.

Over 4 million voted Reform, fat lot of good it did us. But we had a referendum some years ago to change the voting system and a piss poor turnout allowed it to stay the same.

 

[Big Sandy]

Agreed. It's like I've said elsewhere, if voting actually made any difference, they wouldn't allow us to do it.

 

[gazzatriumph]

Over 4 million voted Reform, fat lot of good it did us. But we had a referendum some years ago to change the voting system and a piss poor turnout allowed it to stay the same.

I mentioned that earlier, personally I don't remember it and at that time would have voted to change it, I must have been on another planet or something. Was it kinda kept quiet.

 

[gazzatriumph]

Still got to keep voting Reform, after a few years of Labour some of their support could change to Reform.

 

[gazzatriumph]

That referendum, I just read up about. PR wasn't on the table, putting your first second and third choice was the option to change to.
Not much difference then.
I was living and working at Leconfield at the time so probably oblivious to what was going on.

 

[Don the Don]

I'll put it here as well,

 

[DD67]

 

[Don the Don]

I think this sort of thing will be ongoing and he will be the most scrutinised person in Westminster

 

[Scrappy]

 

[DD67]

 

[DD67]

 

[DD67]

A great explanation of Mohammed Starmers hollow victory...

 

[DD67]

Very well said Marine Le Pen!

 

[Don the Don]

 

[Scrappy]

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And isn't that just 34% of only about 60% that could be bothered to vote of those eligible. So in fact it is only approximately 20% of those eligible to vote that voted for Labour, and therefore 80% or 4 times as many people did not want Labour. There really ought to be a minimum requirement of voting attainment for any party to form a government, otherwise it is not democracy and definitely not majority consent. The French have just experienced pretty much the same.

The whole system stinks .

 

[MartytheMartian]

Civil war is what we really need. The establishment won't allow any attempt at democracy through the supposedly democratic process.

 

[Big Sandy]

Civil war is what we really need. The establishment won't allow any attempt at democracy through the supposedly democratic process.

Totally agree.

 

[DD67]

FFS! ...

BBC News - Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

The PM rejected concerns about the US president's cognitive ability, after their meeting at the Nato summit.

www.bbc.com

 

[gazzatriumph]

FFS! ...

BBC News - Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

The PM rejected concerns about the US president's cognitive ability, after their meeting at the Nato summit.

www.bbc.com

Translated this means he knew what day of the week it was.

 

[Don the Don]

FFS! ...

BBC News - Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

Keir Starmer says Joe Biden 'on really good form'

The PM rejected concerns about the US president's cognitive ability, after their meeting at the Nato summit.

www.bbc.com

It say's a lot about Keir starmer, Biden's own party are now realising he is an embarrassment

Biden stands firm on critical night - but gaffes mar fightback

The US president says he has no intention of ending his campaign in an hour-long news conference that may not calm Democratic fears.

www.bbc.com