Watch again: Suella Braverman and Jacob Rees-Mogg address Popular Conservatism post-election event 

Facts! Demons!

say the guy who love WEF a elite out of touch organizations 😬🤢🤢

So full of hot air these tories sheesh

I want to listen to them but only because Im writing an essay on the human conditions need for hierachy, Roger Scruton, and old form conservatism. Its amazing how rediculous these people are.

little excerpt for ya! One notable example from later history is the Primrose League, established in Britain in 1883. The League was founded to promote Conservative principles and rally support for the British monarchy and traditional institutions. By mobilizing a large base of supporters, including women and working-class individuals, the Primrose League played a crucial role in defending established hierarchies and resisting progressive reforms. While the League involved women significantly-one of the first political organizations to do so-it remained non-committal on giving women the vote, even during the Edwardian women's suffrage movement​ (1Library - documents sharing platform)​​ (Oxford Academic)​. This highlights the complexity of its progressive claims, contrary to what some modern conservative figures, like Jacob Rees-Mogg, might suggest. (yes chatgpt helped! i've still got plenty of editing to do)

​@@3rdeye1st52 Roger Scruton is ridiculous. I studied philosophical aesthetics so I know for a fact, that Scruton is a charlatan; he gets people to believe he is an expert on Aristotle's Transcendentals especially Catholics but he hasn't a clue, he just talks complete rubbish. It is an attempt to legitimise conservative realism and narrative art forms that actually came to an end due to the following of aesthetic principles; against the mere "taste" oriented validations presumed by the upper crust.

😂😂😂 best comment ever

Or return to his train set up in his attic.

What values? I don't see any

@@Look2YourLeft “I gave the police my full support to use all the powers at their disposal to deal with disruptive protesters, so that the rights of a selfish minority are not placed above the rights of the law-abiding majority.”

labour 33% popular vote🤣🤣

😂😂 hope they make her leader then tories will be done for good.

@@coloursof-autumn8650 Dont be so sure. They were done because they wouldnt listen to her and sacked her instead. Do your homework as to what really went on unless you rely on MSM.

How did you even spot that 😂😂

Reform are MAGA, the Tories are mostly still One Nation Conservatives (so perhaps like Romney?) with a desperate wing of Reform wannabes. Problem is Conservatives have adopted bits of Blairism - and they're not wrong that they aren't wholly 'right wing' given the highest tax burden, but the country doesn't want ultra-libertarian economics. Even Reform UK are a mix of Truss-style tax cuts with nationalisation of some utilities (which is bonkers). And culturally, the coalition government introduced same-sex marriage, which cultural conservatives like David Starkey are against, but no one wants to reverse it. I don't know how long it'll take the Conservatives to turn to the centre, but all it would take is a Farage defection to the Tories coupled with a many promises on party direction and they are back for 2029.

So am I they are such sore losers

Bunch of losers