Is It Time To Disobey By Voting Reform uk? Talking With Maria Bowtell Parliamentary Candidate 

I want to get my country back by 1, re-joining the EU (which will stop the boats), 2,funding the NHS properly, 3, Protecting this green and pleasant by enforcing environmental legislation to stop pollution, 4, Protecting the human rights of everyone in the country by having a formal constitution, 5, Enabling Wales, Scotland and Ireland to have more devolution, 6, Re-organising our voting systems and parliament so that small groups of loony political groups cannot grab disproportional power. 7, Having evidenced based policies not ones based on bullshit, prejudice, lies, rumours and guesswork.

@@welshskies Far too sensible for this channel.

Thank you ☺️

Independence for Yorkshire!!

I think you need to look up the word "cult". If Islam is a "cult" then so is every other religion. Personally I would remove all religions from state, law and education.

@@welshskies So would I. Perhaps I should have written 'death cult'.

@@welshskies the only religion in this country should be Christianity none of these foreighn religions u come to this country u give it all up and be british

@@welshskies A cult has secret rules to control members Sanctions for leaving and demand some kind of stipend... Not all religions have this...Islam does... so its a cult

@@Test_Card_Tom Like Christianity and Judaism then?

Well said!

By voting for tories you get tories. I know people who vote reform aren't the brightest bulbs but wake up eh?

They won't.

@@welshskies I couldn't agree more.

Please do that’s help labour get a bigger vote helps the Tory’s get a weaker one

Lets keep UKIPing until Britain becomes Europe's version of North Korea!

I want people like Nissar to be able to change faith without fear of death. Is just one example given here. To say a man is a man and a woman is a woman without your door being kicked in….. you should’t fear your safety for speaking your mind in a great Britain

@@mariabowtell 've never heard of someone having their door kicked in for saying a man is aman and a woman is a woman.

@@Test_Card_Tom Nope, all this fear of gender blurring is total rubbish. I was at school with a bloke who tried hard to be a male but was much happier when he eventually came out in his twenties as a transvestite and that was fifty years ago!

@@welshskies I couldn't agree more.

@@mariabowtell People are more scared of being different and meeting one of your reform lunatics in the street.

I think you raised some interesting points here. I don’t blame you for thinking that way but wouldn’t it be better to get involved and try and fix things? I know the system is against us but it’s having that defeatist attitude that means it leads to socialism a big state and the Tory party and the Labour Party is one in the same we need a alternative

@@Itsjustcommonsense89 I am getting involved but... The GE is just the start, afterwards, the real work will begin What is the real problem, is Labour/Tories or is it FPTP and the Labour/Tories it produces? They are just different sides of the same problem

They go on about hung parliament any thing is better then this shit show a labour lib dem snp would be a government for all unlike the Tory’s who are only there to serve the rich and there selfs

Vote reform, get tories. Fact.

Hunting should never have been banned. It has an important role to play in the countryside and is an activity participated in by tens of thousands. Numbers of foxes killed are small. Culling by hunting is also much “cleaner” than by farmers shooting them. Whilst the optics may not be good, the fox is long dead before it is set upon by the hounds. What really matters are the huge issues relating to transport of live animals and industrial-scale farming and fishing. The ban was partisan politics at its worst - the vast majority of the left have never liked it. The ban was a blatantly politicised move when Blair introduced the Hunting Act in 2004 - I recall that at the time he needed to placate the left-wingers in his Party. Hunting was made the sacrificial lamb. Also, the Lord Burns Inquiry into hunting, instituted by the Labour Government in 1999, did not come to the conclusion that hunting was a cruel activity. The Government still proceeded with the ban as Blair needed to buttress his own position. The whole thing was a disgrace. Most people who hunt have a deep love for animals and would never do it if it was blatantly cruel. My wife used to hunt regularly yet she had the deepest love for animals - always the first to rescue a wounded bird or deer. In terms of overall animal welfare, hunting is just a sideshow. The supreme irony is that the vast majority of the antis (including virtually every single Labour MP) want to themselves hunt down and persecute a small rural minority - people who are not their natural supporters and who are detested. That is politics at its very worst, plain barbarism and savagery.

@@nickgent9949 Why I would never vote Reform, disgusting practice. Pets killed, livestock scaring, chasing stags, hares has been witnessed, putting foxes in cages underground by the quad gang, for hunters to chase them. Saboteurs set upon, including high speed vehicles running them over, hunters using horses to jump on saboteurs, and courts are full of hunters breaking the law? That fox hunter beating her horse, is that what animal lovers do? Lamping, is that going to become law also in the Reform party? I think they need to be more open as to what it is they are allowing.

@@nickgent9949 Deleted my reply, not surprised.

@@julieradford865Vote REFORM

@@nickgent9949 I don't think so.

Who will you be voter for if you don’t mind me asking ?

No you’d need a friend to help you count. There were 9 and now there are 11 I believe. Need to double check. We only stood in 16% of the council positions available in the most recent local elections. We will have the full complement for the general election and we need people to vote in Hope for change, and not out of fear.

Reform isn't a traditional party, it's actually a limited company mostly owned by Nigel Farage.

Reform is a private limited company majority owned by Nigel Farage. Seriously it is not a political party it is a limited company.

How does anyone expect positive change if they don’t step out in faith and vote for what they actually want rather than tactically from what they fear. There are many key seats Reform UK can win and all it will take is for all the people who are angry and apathetic to be bold and vote for Reform UK. Based on the conversations I have in the street I know my seat is winnable and the support is there if only people are courageous rather than what they think is ‘playing safe’

sorry but no more conservatives in govenment they ruined this country enougth

Reform will replace the cons whether you join the movement now or later. Be brave and vote for what you want. Be counted as a vote for change not out of fear for the party who has broken is promises at every opportunity. Don’t reward failure.

vote tory

@@jasonjordan1936why so we can have another 15 years of this? People have said the same thing that you’re saying that for years. And it’s not helpful at all Labour is going to get in like it or not you have nothing to lose by voting reform uk 🇬🇧

i don t want labour

Imagine voting for right wing idiots (that includes Starmer), vote for the green party they actually have a plan.