It's been more than high, I live here.
Yeah it’s the same in Canada.
Who is their master?
Did you vote for the Tories
There are two. Masters in Washington but the big master is always the Zionists.
What I meant was Starmer is essentially a continuation of the types of policies we have seen in the last 20-30 years. We weren't stable with the Tories and will be hurtling down a cliff with Labour. We have been on this trajectory and will have continued no matter who is in power.
Now thats a very personal Q who I voted for, but it wasnt Labour or Reform
. For me it was a toss up between Tories and Libdems and Libdems stood no chance of winning in my consituency.Labour have won back the red wall and Tories lost their votes to Reform, allowing Labour to win. Doesnt mean voters are in love with Labour. For PR to happen, there will need to be a referendum, are UK parties ready for coalition governments, coz PR will mean coalitions.Reform's utter low seat count but high voter percentage is the biggest argument against First pass the post (FPTP) voting system. Its a landslide for labour but doesnt feel like it one bit
Theyl put him on the first plane back if elected
If anything Reform + Tories is more extreme right, not centre right. Expect Suellas et al to move Tories further to the right.
Define patritotism? Is it kicking out immigrants, who actually clean the streets, pick up the fruits, change granny's diapers etc?
Except Norway, which has prospered under centre of left, but then that wouldnt fit your narrative.
And the truth is this country cannot function without immigrants either, forget the medium to high paying, but low paying. When was the last time you saw an Anglo Saxon Brit working as a carer, or picking up fruits, cleaning the streets, changing granny's diaper, very rarely.
Can't agree more. Both the parties are incompetent and this was a competition to see who was more incompetent.
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Since Brexit, Irish reunification makes sense not just from ideologically or emotionally POV but also common sense economics. Irish on both sides have been realizing it for the last few years and it shows in every election result. Unlike Scotland, None of the major English parties have any presence in Northern Ireland.
The Irish govt has little interest in N Ireland. The cost to their economy will be huge and they are not prepared to pay it.
Reform has destroyed the Tories. In many places the vote for Reform and Tories is greater than 50%.
Scandinavian countries like Norway, Denmark, where you pay high taxes bur get excellent public services or ME with high income andow crime, ditto with Singapore, Luxembourg, Swiss come to mind. Essentially high income countries.
From a purely selfish pov, would prefer getting something back for the high taxes that will continue in the UK, at thr moment with a broken health system, abysmal police service, potholes, rubbish state education, not a lot of return for those taxes.
He is very close to being PM after the next election.
Don't disagree with your post, but would point, more than a few Brits have done the move to down under, to the extent there was a TV show about it.
Agree to a large degree, its very disconcerting to uproot and start in a new country, but sometimes sacrifices need to be made, not just for better lives for ourselves but those of kids and grandkids etc. After all that's what the ancestors of 2nd and 3rd generation did.
