Unfortunately, the ones that watch mainstream media. I have had to open the eyes of my brother and sister and their families. They are a lot older than me, and they don't really do the Internet, etc, so they are not aware of what goes on because they are being fed BS from the BBC, etc.
Conservatives, move out of the way like reform did for you in the previous election, we need REFORM UK to stop Labour and deal with the illegal Immigrants. No faith or confidence of you being able or willing to stop Starmer.
Not surprised at all really. People who voted Labour did so largely on a basis of "Get the Tories out" rather than because they believed in Labour. But now they are seeing that Labour is, unbelievably, even more incompetent than the Tories were in government. So if Labour and the Tories are both losing support, people have to turn to a third alternative. And of the alternatives, the only one that has a different narrative to LabCon, one that speaks about us and our country, is Reform.
People also vote labour because their parents did, and are unable to accept that the Labour Party of today is a completely different party, with different values and policies. The Labour Party of bygone days would never have abandoned the working people as they do today. Wake up, people!
@@susankromer4430 That is very true. The Labour Party of the past was a giant that put ordinary working people first, and many of the institutions that we consider to be central to a civilised country owe their existence to that historic Labour Party. But the Labour Party of today is a different beast altogether. It is a pale imitation of what it used to be. It can no longer legitimately claim to represent the interests of ordinary people.
Nigel is the one who will get this country back on its tracks. Doesnt hugely matter if you like the person himself but it does help. I think if those who were bitter about his not wanting to involve reform in Tommy Robinsons battles would realise that Tommy himself would vote Reform, there would be an even higher percentage.
We need Nigel in parliament to fight the elite. We also need the Tommy's, Pauls etc. to keep up the good fight but independent of a political party as thy would be too restricted.
@stephenchisholm1014 WE need to invoke Our 1689 Claim of Right Act Popular Sovereignty Convention of the 3 Estates & " FORFEIT " The Ruling Labour Govt. Out of Office FORTHWITH .. ps. Reason Overstepping its limits Tyranical Dictator & High Treason , Surrendering Sovereignty of UK Territory to a Foreign People or Power , Not even The King has that Power or Authority , far less a jumped up PM . whom only has Power for 5 yr ' a Time..
Nigel Farage is the only political leader who literally doesn’t’ tick the box on every fashionable political fad. Neither does he dot every I and cross every t the UN, , others and international law says. Most international laws are not cast in stone like Lab/con parties treat them.
When they say Starmer more unpopular than Farage I believe this is more about the MSM trying to make out Farage is unpopular when he really isn't, people really do need to think about how things are worded
I agree with you. The Media is as bad as all the other Political Parties and their Leader's, except for Nigel Farage and Reform. The Media is supposed to be unbiased or it used to be unbiased a long time ago! The Media is biased these day's imo! We used to have real Journalists who didn't let their own personal agenda get in the way of the Truth. The Whole Truth and Nothing But The Truth. 🇬🇧🏴
Both countries need a good solid leader to fix out the mess we are all in.. Biden only made the ME worse by contributing massive funds to the terrorists!.
Thank you Michael for explaining and clearing up the negative sounding headlines. The headline was throwing a negative slur on Reform even though Reform was advancing in the stats.
I don't like Farage either. But he's not an establishment politician. Nor do I like the term "far-right". No wonder people vote for the "far-right" when there are no other real alternatives. And the "far-left", falls into the same trap the establishment has set for them.
Can't think why we need to like them. Surely it's just whether the party line is more of the same or if it aligns to your way of thinking. Personally, I don't know either of them, but Farage seems to be the only one who speaks common sense. He might be a complete dick but I'd vote for him and his party as his views align with mine. Democracy. And I'm so grateful to be living in a society where we can (well, could, until Starmer destroyed that 'sticks and stones...' phrase we learn as children) say what we think.
Yes, it’s a schpill put out by labour voters. The swingometer swings different degrees of right and left. Labour calls anything we don’t agree with as ‘Far Right’ which is bull💩 if you want the best for you country, want free speech, want a healthy NHS again - You are far right! Starmer thinks Im far right because I don’t want our land filled with young men from a creed which is the opposite to western world values. I’m quite liberal for what our Prime Minister calls far right.
That’s why Enoch voted Labour and not with his conservative party. There was no alternative, both parties were the same- as it is now. But there is a slow fire burning that will roar soon enough and then we the people will have our vote respected. Until then, it’s hell.
@@AK-ru3sg We don't. Very few politicians I agree with a 100%. If I was British I'd probably vote for him. I happen to be Swedish and we also have the "far-right". But I would never vote for them, because all they are, is anti-immigration. No solutions to the our other problems. In fact, the only time I ever voted was when we had a referendum about joining the Euro, I voted no from the Swedish consulate in Barcelona. I was too young to vote for the referendum about joining the EU.
@@AK-ru3sg I agree with more or less everything you have said, but l like Nigel Farage as he is well spoken and a man who has common sense and considers his answers before answering any questions thrown at him concisely and with knowledge about what he is being asked about and sticks to the question being asked. A breath of fresh air to the normal twaddle spouted by the majority of the Labour, Conservative and other nonentity Political Parties! 🇬🇧🏴
Why is this surprising? only 20% voted for Starmer! Even Ian Lavery, my Labour MP. admitted he was leaning towards PR when I sent this letter Dear Mr.Lavery, 27 July 2024 2024 General Election result. I would like to know whether you consider the result of the general election on 4 July a fair outcome for the people of this country? Let us look at some of the figures : 1. The turnout - 59.1% or rather only 6 out of 10 of the electorate voted, one of the lowest turnouts since WW2 which should concern anyone who believes in democracy. 2.Labour got just 1.6% more votes than in 2019 but have 411 seats. 3.The Labour share of the vote was 33.7% but got 64% of the seats. 4. Cons on 6.8million (23.7%) and 121 seats (18%) 5. ReformUK got 4.1 million votes, (14%) yet only 5 MPs (1%) of the seats. 6..The LibDems got 3.8 million votes (13%) yet 72 MPs (13%) of the seats In summary an accurate reflection of votes to seats is as follows with the figures in brackets showing what they actually got: Labour 221 (411) Cons 150 (121) LibDems 84 (72) ReformUK 91 (5) In other words Labour got 190 more seats than they were entitled to while ReformUK got 86 less, this is the kind of result that would make even Vladimir Putin blush! It took about 800000 votes to get a ReformUK MP and 30000 to get a Labour one. It also allowed 5 Hamas terror group supporters with a tiny vote share to get 5 MPs, the same number as ReformUK. This has been the most unrepresentative election of the last 200 years, the Labour Party was supported by about 20% of the electorate which gives you no democratic mandate at all. The Labour conference in 2017 supported a change from FPTP to a PR system, will you now ensure your government moves to introduce it so that the 8 out of 10 people who did not support you have a voice?
Anyone that values their families and past family memories THINK 🤔 if you dont vote REFORM your children or grandchildren will NEVER witness that or live them type of memories EVER in fact they will probably be GROOMED THINK ABOUT THAT WHEN THEY GET TO AN AGE AND REALISE THEIR PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS COULD OF STOPPED THIS ✋
Nigel Farage says it like it is , he’s a strong character and he’s not afraid to speak out , he is what we need in NUMBER 10, not the hypocrite that is their at the moment with his pathetic cabinet . Reform for the BRITISH PEOPLE. 🏴🇬🇧🏴🏴
No matter how much Starmer is disliked, can't get rid of him for democratic reasons. But best way forward would be to have our voting system switched to proportional representation.
Interesting how MSM frame the title of their posts. It's a typical backhanded comment for a woke society that is afraid to even make a clear statement.
Why are these publications comparing Starmer to Nigel Farage. It should just read Starmer unpopular with the British public or Nigel Farage very popular with the British public!
i have noticed that the tory party have gone from around 19-22% in favour pf the public to around 23-26% in favour whilst reform have stayed around the 20% mark...hope this is just a glitch due to the tory leadership battle as reform were on the verge of taking over the tory party for good
