Rishi Sunak to announce UK General Election on July 4th?

How Poland have prioritised the safety and well being of their own citizens over taking in Illegal migrants.


This is why we need Reform UK.

a reply to: gortex

Barnstorming 30 minute speech given by Nigel Farage in Boston Lincolnshire addressing the history of migration , the future of Britain and their contract with the people which I think contains much sense.

"The Conservatives deserve to lose the election but Labour don't deserve to win it"


Vote Reform.

a reply to: gortex

Thank you! Yes, that was the poll.
Still a week to go though!
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Jane

In an interview with the BBC this morning Rishi Sunak has claimed the UK is better place to live now compared with 2010.
*** If you're a Billionaire I guess***

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has today insisted that the UK is now a better place to live in than it was when the Conservatives took office in 2010.

He told the BBC: "It's a better place to live than it was in 2010.

"Of course I understand that the last few years have been difficult for everyone."

He cited the pandemic and the war in Ukraine driving up energy bills, insisting "we are now on the right track".

It was put to him that the country has become poorer by many measures since 2010, and public services are worse.

"I just don't accept that," Mr Sunak replied, citing education and saying "our schoolchildren are now the best readers in the Western world".
news.sky.com...

So looking forward to seeing him lose his seat.

Bye Bye Rishi , Bye bye.

Peter Whittle founder and director of the New Culture Forum Think Tank on Voting for Reform UK.

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a reply to: gortex

Just listening to Farage now. I might not agree with him on a few things, but he's an orator and has charisma and most importantly he's a patriot!!
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Jane
He's not even using a prompter.....

a reply to: gortex

That was a good watch, thanks for sharing.

a reply to: gortex

That was one stonking speech! Farage at his best!
Thank you for posting the link, appreciated.
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Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

"He's not even using a prompter....."

Great speech. But he did have an ear piece....

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I was looking for one but could only see his microphone which will also 'hook' onto the other side from the mic.
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Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Oh - thanks.

a reply to: gortex

They should have just ended the interview there and called him a liar to his face.

Sunak literally doesn’t know how to tell the truth.

Starmer has outlined his priorities for his first 100 days.

Historian and broadcaster Rafe Heydel-Mankoo discusses the sneering condesension of The West's elites towards "populism" (i.e. the will of the people).

"Reform Isn't "Far Right" it's the Conservatives of the 80s or 90s"
Spot on.

Interesting 8 minutes of pre-election fayre.

a reply to: gortex

He has been very careful not to detail his policies.

If he gets in, the leftie crazies will all come out of the woodwork.

Looks like the Lib Dems might be the Opposition, if the polls are to be believed. If.

I am one of life's natural conservatives. In 1970 (Heath's year), I won our school's mock election under the Conservative banner. Our constituency is fairly rural and naturally conservative. I have just cast my vote for the Reform Party candidate I found on the ballot paper (in his absence, I had intended to vote for the Independent).

Five parties in this election have accepted illegal donations. Limits to amounts foreigners and anyone not on the Electoral Roll can donate are designed to deter foreign and undue influence.

www.thebureauinvestigates.com... ce

Under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (PPERA), a political donation from an individual can only be made by someone on the UK electoral roll.

The Conservatives, Reform UK, Liberal Democrats, Green Party and Scottish National Party (SNP) all failed to bar or return the payments.

it is a criminal offence for someone to knowingly accept illegal donations to a political party and a civil offence to do so without knowing.

Labour stayed within the rules and returned payments before they reached the £500 legal limit.

The other parties just kept the money with Reform doing a rudimentary check and the Greens saying they would report themselves. The SNP have said they will report individuals for conspiring. Conservatives and Reform did not comment and the Lib Dems claimed to follow the law.

There needs to be a full audit of all party donations with results widely published. However, if these checks and balances are standard practice, the horse has bolted and the electorate blindsided.

Voted ReformUK and was proud to do so. So have my entire family