Lee Anderson Reform Speech Rousing

[fender62]

i liked lee andersons speech at the reform confrence, he speaks the truth in my opinion, some abers will say dog whistle politics, how is it when what he say is true, the only difference is he's saying what id imagine most brits are thinking, he's blunt and not eloquent, but thats the point because it's anger with frustration at the state of the uk.

[Khandro]

Lee is a real man of the people, those close to him say what a nice person he is, and he doesn't have a malicious bone in his body.

I wish we had a few more like him in politics.

[fender62]

Khandro, i agree very down to earth, i like his gbn news spot in the pub.

[Atheist]

Link?

[Atheist]

fender: How do you know that most brits think like you? I think that most brits think like me? Who's right? You or me?

[fender62]

Atheist, it's on gbn live, how do i know, erm common sense seeing what has happened to the uk under the tories and now labour, satisfied ? for either.. i think not.

 

[Atheist]

fender; Common sense is not a good answer. My common sense is probably different from yours.

[fender62]

the we live in different worlds, listening to farage's speech, he nailed it, i think he should be the next pm, none of the other parties speak for the working class let alone middle income earners.

[sandyRoe]

Is he the chap who can provide meals at 30p per head?

Sounds like he could walk on water and turn some of it into wine.

[fender62]

sandyRoe, weel we have tried the rest and look where we are. unless you like more of the same, the uk need radical change and not more of the same, edd milipede rayner reeves starmer lammy they are a joke, just look at there latest edicts, thought wales was bad under labour, now it's the whole uk...crikey.

[fender62]

for those who did not watch..

[tomus42]

The start of the MBGA movement. Thank gawd I won't be around to see it flourish.

[Canary42]

Rabble rousers, pure and simple.

[New Judge]

"fender: How do you know that most brits think like you? I think that most brits think like me? Who's right? You or me?"

Neither of you. Most Brits think like me! 

 

[Old_Geezer]

Since the vote was pro Brexit and we got out (mostly), most Brits seem sufficiently in agreement with me too.  But in fairness, it's nothing to boast about since it's just common sense.

[fender62]

ok..let's just say we all agree we do not need anymore illegal immigration or legal, less you highly qualified, and no islamists amongst us, and nay sayer liberal all are welcome erm except where they live..

 

[Khandro]

I have no objection to the immigration of genuine (I stress genuine) asylum seekers or astro-physicists and eye surgeons, (my wife needs one of them & has heard today that her appointment will be October 2025 !)

However, their numbers into Britain are few on those rubber boats.

Instead Europe's borders are being flooded with mostly young illiterate men in their 20s, low in I.Q. and high in testosterone. Four million in Germany alone - thank you Angela  !

God help us! 

Wake up in the UK and vote Reform.  

[douglas9401]

Okay, doing it now.

[jourdain2]

I didn't listen the whole way through - been a long day - but it is hard too disagreee with:-

1 ending the war on motorists (make motoring less polluting - and that doesn't necessarily mean electric - not no polluting by all means)

2 supporting free enterprise - no problem with that, there are sufficient safeguard s in place against exploitation

3 restore the Union and  revise devolution - seeing the disaster that has ensued, it is very hard to argue against that

4 Cut legal immigration - yes, we need to get our own polulation  enthused, educated and working!

I don't know if he saidanything about illegal immigration - but all parties agree, surely, that it must be stopped.

I do find it difficult to disagree with the main thrust of his arguments, and I think a majority would agree with them.

[drmorgans]

 

Hasn't Farage said they need to be an organised political party, with constituency groups, development of policies etc. rather than the amateurish (but successful) way they tackled the general election. How did they get 4 million votes?