Pat Condell: The bookies have Burnham as the...
The bookies have Burnham as the hot favourite to succeed Starmer. Not that it matters who it is. The Labour Party isn’t short of globalist nonentities who will happily continue with the current policy of giving the people the opposite of what they voted for.
Alice Smith: In terms of the economy, race...
In terms of the economy, race relations, grunge, bitterness, and a general sense of pessimism, it feels like the UK is time warping back to the 1970s - while keeping all the worst elements of today.
Edwin Hayward: Could we really be rid of...
Could we really be rid of Starmer soon? That would give Labour their one and only chance to pivot in a direction that might eke out a win at the 2029 GE and yank the UK away from the Reform cliff edge. If Burnham goes on to waste that opportunity, it's all over for the party.
Chris Williamson: This outrageous misuse of police resources...
"This outrageous misuse of police resources, at the behest of Israel and its British-based apologists, is the first thing that @AndyBurnhamGM must stop when he becomes our prime minister."Alice Smith: It’s easier and apparently more...
It’s easier and apparently more popular to ban the social media that exposes mass systematic religiously motivated rape gangs than it is to deal with the gangs themselves.Pat Condell: Starmer has been a dreadful prime minister...
Starmer has been a dreadful prime minister, but I’m not expecting any improvement from whoever takes over. Islam will remain untouchable, the border will stay open to the scum of the earth, and the surveillance state will continue to be built and imposed on us by stealth.
Andrew Bridgen: The Labour Government are letting...
The Labour Government are letting 11 year old girls who aren’t thought mature enough to smoke, vote , have sex or very soon go on social media to decide they want to transition from Female to Male using puberty blockers the effects of which are irreversible. This is child abuse!
Bushra Shaikh: White Scottish man is being investigated...
White Scottish man is being investigated by Counter Terrorism Police after five people were stabbed in Edinburgh. He said after his arrest: "I'm protecting the country from these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters"
Lee Hurst: So the scum who killed...
So the scum who killed a child doesn’t get a whole life tariff, but the men who killed him do. A fantastic example of how messed up our ‘justice’ system is.
Adam Brooks: I’ve got lefties bombarding me en...
I’ve got lefties bombarding me en masse… comparing my sign barring Labour MPs, to the intimidation, vile abuse and forced expulsion of Katie Hopkins from an East End pub 🤦🏻♂️😂 Can these morons be any more stupid ?!! Labour MPs have enacted policy that is killing pubs, of course I’ve barred them. But to compare that to grown men harassing a woman out of a pub? YOU PEOPLE ARE DERANGED
David Kurten: Bournemouth used to be lovely, safe...
Bournemouth used to be lovely, safe and quintessentially English. It has been ruined by wokery, mass development and migrant crime.Alice Smith: The Left: “Incitement to hatred and...
The Left: “Incitement to hatred and Incitement to violence are terrible crimes.” The Left: “CHARLIE IS A NAZI! ELON IS A NAZI! TRUMP IS A NAZI! EVERYONE WHO DISAGREES WITH ME IS A NAZI!”Adam Brooks: Remember, the left believes that...
"Remember, the left believes that harassing and intimidating women is okay if it suits their political thinking. Vile, cowardly people."
Jayda Fransen: They jailed me for what they called...
They jailed me for what they called 'vigilantism' after I went after a rape gang. So, I'm not going to condemn these men for what they did to child-killer Kyle Bevan. All I will say is this; the State should be executing those who harm children, so others don't feel they need to.
Adam Brooks: Starmer is finally a goner. Labour ...
Starmer is finally a goner. Labour ministers will tell Keir to go with ‘dignity’. If he doesn’t, cabinet ministers will resign and make it ungovernable. Burnham will be PM within weeks. Ed Miliband Chancellor? 🤦🏻♂️
David Poulden: Let them win. Let Andy Burnham...
Let them win. Let Andy Burnham take his little by-election. Let Labour keep tearing at what’s left of this country its history, its borders, its sense of itself. The British people won’t wake up while they still have something to lose. They’ll only stir once their identity has been stripped, their culture diluted, and their freedom reduced to a memory. And when that day finally comes… they won’t be looking for the ones who warned them. They’ll be looking for the ones who were ready.David Kurten: Burnham wins Makerfield. In an extraordinarily...
Burnham wins Makerfield. In an extraordinarily high turnout for a by-election, 55% of voters chose Andy Burnham to be Makerfield MP. He is likely to become the UK Prime Minister before the end of the year, but people will be sorely disappointed as he continues with replacement immigration, net zero, wokery, war and gross financial irresponsibility.
Clr Brian Silvester: Burnham will soon be as unpopular...
Burnham will soon be as unpopular as Starmer. Starmer came in without a plan...& Burnham is coming in without a plan. Burnham will be restricted by the same Labour straitjacket that Starmer was. No cuts in welfare, open door immigration, Net Zero etc.Alice Smith: Andy Burnham is Keir Starmer 2.0. Same...
Andy Burnham is Keir Starmer 2.0. Same failed 1970s policies. Same EU, WEF globalist puppet masters. Same neo-Marxist, woke ideology. Same authoritarian, Big Brother approach. But with eyeliner.Andrew Bridgen: Fallout from the Makerfield by election...
Fallout from the Makerfield by election:- Labour MPs will row in behind Burnham’s leadership bid. Starmer will resign when challenged next week. There will be no other contenders. There will be a ‘Burnham bounce’ in the polls for Labour. There will be a GE later this yearBushra Shaikh: Non-White Brits are fully entitled...
Non-White Brits are fully entitled to criticise their country. Too many people on the right treat any criticism from ethnic minorities as evidence that we're anti-White or somehow don't belong. That attitude often stems from a deeper belief that ethnic minorities are guests in Britain rather than fellow citizens with an equal stake in the country's future. The reality is that most of us were born here. This is our home. We have every right to celebrate what Britain gets right and to speak out about what it gets wrong. Criticising your country isn't a sign that you don't belong; it's often a sign that you care enough to want it to do better.Lee Hurst: With all that Labour have ...
With all that Labour have thrown at this, the average below gives them just 1.7% more. That is really dreadful and is a story that is being overlooked. Even with their Great Hope, all they get is another 1.7% on his home turf. They are finished.
Aaron Bastani: Reform and the Greens change...
Reform and the Greens change everything in our system. It’ll probably break FPTP. It’s a system designed to stop outsiders highlighting the distance between the rhetoric and reality of two major parties.
Pat McGinnis: If an area 95% white vote Labour ...
If an area 95% white vote Labour in tomorrow, I can’t see any hope for our people. Labour are literally a pro immigration, AntiWhite, extremist Party. It is also a Leave voting area. Or are the polls a load of MSM propaganda?
Liz Webster: Senior Brexit civil servant Philip Rycroft...
🇬🇧 🇪🇺 Senior Brexit civil servant Philip Rycroft: Public opinion is moving towards rejoin (~53% in recent polls). We should have an honest national debate about it. Brexit freedoms have proved less liberating than promised. No sign of major economic outperformance. Geopolitics (Russia, unstable US) make European cooperation more important. “That is the debate we need to have.” Even insiders who delivered Brexit now see the need to rethink our long-term relationship with Europe.Adam Brooks: The left think that these people...
The left think that these people are the good guys… when in fact, some of them are the most hateful & violent people in society. Mental illness for many too.Clr Brian Silvester: Labour run Crewe Town Council fleeces...
Labour run Crewe Town Council fleeces Crewe's hard hit Council taxpayers for £1.5 MILLION every year. Town Council don't deliver ANY day to day services. What is the £1.5m spent on? What do the seven staff do all day?Liz Webster: OMG This is totally vile...
"😮 OMG This is totally vile. Reform councillors in Makerfield posing with a banner saying they’d “rather vote for Jimmy Savile than Labour”. This is gutter politics and shows the desperation. Makerfield voters deserve better than this toxicity. A strong result for @AndyBurnhamGM on Thursday is the antidote: serious, decent leadership focused on communities, high streets, and a proper British food & farming plan. #AndyForMakerfield #SaveBritishFarming"
Alex Wickham: NEW: How would Andy Burnham...
NEW: How would Andy Burnham govern? Labour’s big fear is he can’t live up to his promise of change and he ends up not much different to Keir Starmer. The levers available to him to go big on policy are limited. Binding himself to the manifesto and fiscal rules means he cannot significantly raise taxes, borrow or spend more. Only more incremental fiscal options are possible unless he changes his mind. He will pursue soft-left social justice policies: social care, a long-term investment plan, more public ‘control’ of industry, council houses, bus fares, some small tax rises on the wealthy. All good stuff for a Labour PM, but so far there’s not really a big idea there that can turn around Labour’s fortunes in three years. And there’s no detail yet. Like Starmer, Burnham has judged he needs to be tough on immigration to stop Labour’s traditional working class vote going to Reform. He wants more detention of asylum seekers, backs Shabana Mahmood’s policies and wants to try welfare cuts again. His language around the Henry Nowak case was fascinating: suggesting banning the kirpan and that Britain does have two-tier policing except in Manchester under its ‘no nonsense’ police chief. Soft-left social justice + tough on immigration… trying to appeal to both right and left to prevent votes bleeding both ways… within the confines of the fiscal rules and manifesto… sounds quite a lot like Starmer. There have been some red flags during his campaign. A lot of Starmer-esque u-turns. The Waspi gaffe. And loose talk, saying repeatedly he’ll “look at” various policies that would cost billions, like a pensioner tax cut, with no plan to pay for them. There are signs of tension among his supporters already. Some backers suggest his team has struggled to agree either on a policy platform or a political strategy for how they should approach the days after Makerfield. We have no idea who his chancellor will be. Or his No10 team. Or his top cabinet posts. His political operation is very limited: Louise Haigh, Ed Miliband, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Josh Simons. That’s a huge amount of uncertainty over someone who wants a coronation within weeks. Burnham will want to focus on domestic policy and not as much on foreign policy as Starmer. But that’s easier said than done. He’d be PM in Trump’s world and the Ukraine war endgame would happen on his watch. Foreign policy may well define a Burnham premiership whether he likes it or not - just like Starmer. No doubt Burnham is a better communicator. He seems at ease with working class voters and says all the right things. Maybe that’s enough reason to change. But with the constraints he faces, can he deliver the radical change he’s promising, or is he setting himself up to let voters down like so many PMs before him?Read more