Sarah Pochin v Reform

The matter does need to be looked at in Britain.

As for me, Reform members, workers, helpers, supporters, are on the whole good people … on most issues, we’re at one.  Most issues.

But not the gang of three at the top … and now, certainly not Sarah Pochin, the ex LibDum:

There’s a broader aspect to all this, split into these points and more:

* FPTP is a nightmare within which, along with gerrymandering, a “Party” with 20% or so of eligible votes gets to say what the 80% don’t want, with no comeback whatever due to the rules.

It’s said that proportional leads to weak govt but look at two systems … first ours … has strong govt helped us withe the likes of Starmer and the Uniparty?  Then there’s Europe which has its own ways of stopping the most popular candidate.

*  What about false manifesto claims? Being elected on one platform, then suddenly doing the opposite, arbitrarily?  There are no laws in the UK to stop this … so the monster destroys the country … legally.

*  The British are far too docile and compliant … even resigned to things … sign of a defeated population, as with the Time Machine Eloi. Why?  Lucy Connolly, Bernie Spofforth, Allison Pearson.  It’s bullying culture, from schooldays.  Also look after n1, hoping the crocodile gets to them last.

*  “Party” by definition, in this 1984 context, is an impossibility. Take five people agreeing perhaps on half the current issues. Sarah Pochin even agrees with most of the coubtry on half the issues. What of the other half?  This is where “Party” is a tyrannical monster, bludgeoning, via whip, anyone disagreeing on this or that.

Rather than calling that “strong leadership”, how about calling it suppression of valid views?  Slippery slope.

*  The loss of decency, ethics, moral compass from discourse and doings. Which morality characterised the west?  Basic Christian precepts … how many turned away just now, didn’t want me to continue with this line?  Now look at what fills that vacuum out there … a better society?

Look, I’m the first to hide in a back room if two men in suits, carrying a bible or book of mormon or whatever rock up to my door … or if we get onto pointy hats and incense, chanting, paedo priests, the Crusades, Torquemada, Bergoglio, Welby, purple haired weird female parsons … count me one of the multitude when that sort of thing comes at us.

So … what of the new Slamophobia blasphemy laws about to be dropped on us?  Nuff for now.