Are the Tories Tearing Themselves Apart (Again)?
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Amidst the prospect of a General Election, internal strife within the government, exemplified by the Lee Anderson scandal, raises questions about the Conservative Party's unity and future.
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Another reason why we need PR reforms. The tories (like Labour) are a mish-mash of different parties
@fubar12345
2 ай бұрын
True. It would be great to get the extremists out of both main parties, the current system effectively legitimises their madness. The culture wars is being driven by extremists on the right and left. The population majority - moderate centrists - are caught in the middle of what is effectively a large scale abusive relationship. The far right wants to destroy democracy, the far left wants to destroy capitalism, both seek to replace it with totalitarian authoritarianism. They won't admit it, not all of them anyway, but history has shown the end result of their kinds of ideology. Never again.
@davidty2006
2 ай бұрын
there were some moderate tories, now there really isn't.....
@thomasdevine867
2 ай бұрын
We have the same issue here in the States with the Democratic pary and the GOP.
@farright118
2 ай бұрын
yep i agree just like int eh Netherlands
@Srindal4657
2 ай бұрын
What different parties compose the tories?
The First Past the Post system is ultimately to blame. It forces many different political groupings & ideologies into the 2 main parties.
@taknoef9195
2 ай бұрын
there isnt an alternative tho
@user-sc8ot4lm1g
2 ай бұрын
@@taknoef9195 pr?
@prrrromotiongiven1075
2 ай бұрын
@@taknoef9195*gestures broadly at most democracies in the world and almost all democracies in Europe*
@Anthony-xd1lj
2 ай бұрын
@@taknoef9195 because the HOL or house of loads shot the alternative vote down because the two main parties will never get elected and the alternative vote would get rid of the HOL and they cannot have not now can they?
@user-sc8ot4lm1g
2 ай бұрын
@@taknoef9195well really there are many options... you really only have to use google
Crazy how a monoparty results in vast incompetence almost every time but people still don't seem to know any better. Politicians won't work for you unless you force them to
@sidschukowv6677
2 ай бұрын
I would like to support your view here... unfortunately watching from Germany with a "3 party coalition" ... I can't confirm your statement. If the Parties suck, it doesn't matter if it's one or many, they screw the wall each time
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
@@sidschukowv6677 He's talking about a single party in power for too long, not there being limited number of parties. And as Dutch where do I even begin on coalitions....
@AWriterWandering
2 ай бұрын
I think the biggest problem is at modern politics is all show. A politician doesn’t have to be competent. They just have to fool the voters into thinking they know what they’re doing.
@robbedeboer2728
2 ай бұрын
I agree, the conservative party is split between those who hate Muslims more, and those who hate poor people more. Different priorities
@eddiecalderone
2 ай бұрын
@@wotermelon_ The conservative and unionist party has been in power since 2015. In 2010 they were in coalition with the Liberal Democrats.
This sounds funny to a Finn. Finnish socialist party is led by a woman called Li Andersson 😅
@DarliaZombino
2 ай бұрын
löysin mitä etsin
@mhoppy6639
2 ай бұрын
Brill😂
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
Why do all finnish first names always end in a vowel lol
@anttikalpio4577
2 ай бұрын
@@wotermelon_ because we don’t want to sound Swedish 😂
@sueyourself5413
2 ай бұрын
I doubt that she has remotely the same personality. Ours is an alcoholic racist.
You are tearing me apart Lisa!
@riccagiaco
2 ай бұрын
Brilliant 😂
@adam9626
2 ай бұрын
It's not true, it's bullshit. I'm not Islamophobic. I am not. Oh hi, Suella.
@alexfoley123
2 ай бұрын
I did not do it, it’s bull, I did not do it. I did naaaawt!
@xeanderman6688
2 ай бұрын
@@alexfoley123oh hi Mark
@holyfordus
2 ай бұрын
EVERYBODY BETRAY ME! I am fed up with this world!
Liz, Boris and Theresa walks into a bar... Sunak takes the bar down so that he won't walk into it like they did.
@LRB-cu7vj
2 ай бұрын
LOL!
As a Canadian, this is so déjà vu. While nothing is exactly the same, history seems to like themes. The Progressive Conservative Party (colloquially: the Tories) ruled from about '79 to '93 (there was a minority Liberal government in the middle briefly). After that, they imploded spectacularly from mismanagement of the economy and national debt. The replacement party, in the eyes of the public, was called the Reform Party. They were far right instead of centre right. They became the official opposition instead of the Tories. Later they rebranded as The Canadian Alliance. Later they moved a little more centre right, bought the trademark from the remnants of the PC party, and rebranded (again) as the Conservative Party (aka. the Tories). While the exact course may not follow, if Reform UK gets more seats than the Tories in the next election and then rebrands themselves as The British Alliance... this exists as record to prove to myself I'm not insane.
@00dude3
2 ай бұрын
does canada do FPTP voting system? I can't imagine Reform getting more than the Tories.
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
@@00dude3 Very much within the realms of possibility, and yes parliamentary systems have FPTP
@LordDim1
2 ай бұрын
@@00dude3 The Canadian system of government is basically a directly transposed version of the British. First past the post voting system, an appointed upper chamber with members who sit for life, and a lower chamber called the House of Commons
@jorritheijma7964
2 ай бұрын
@@LordDim1 Don't Canadian senators have to retire after a reaching a certain age?
@LordDim1
2 ай бұрын
@@jorritheijma7964 Yes, there is a retirement age of 75
Must be so nice to be a channel like TLDR news with the Tories just supplying an endless amount of chaotic content
@brandenburgquentinthe3rd532
2 ай бұрын
It would be funny if it weren't so sad, the way the stories have destroyed this country
@masonhollis3753
2 ай бұрын
@@brandenburgquentinthe3rd532 it can be both
@SaintGerbilUK
2 ай бұрын
It's because they skip over other parties scandals, without covering them. Eg the SNP opposition day being upended by Labour pressuring the speaker to accept their amendments on a bill.
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
@@SaintGerbilUK So like they did what the constitution allows them to do? Also they made a video about it, I believe on the daily channel, it was a non-thumbnail story I think.
@SaintGerbilUK
2 ай бұрын
@@wotermelon_ no this happened within the past week. There's not been a video about it, and no Erskine May (not the constitution) requires that opposition days, it was the SNP's, propose legislation and is voted yes or no. Yet Hoyle broke the rules by allowing Labour amendments to it after being pressured into it by Keir Starmer. It's likely the speaker gets replaced with multiple letters of no confidence. Incidentally with the same root issue that they're going after Lee Anderson for.
I think the better question is 'When are the Tories NOT tearing themselves apart?'
To suspend Lee and not Suella after that is ridiculous 😂 They should both be gone
@algardaus
2 ай бұрын
They are the only voices trying to save your backwater of a 3rd world colony.
@bcfcmarcelo
2 ай бұрын
Suella is untouchable. I wonder why
@tohidulislamnahid1818
2 ай бұрын
@@bcfcmarcelo $$$
@aclark903
2 ай бұрын
Why?
The amusing thing is our entire parliament ceased to function last week and all we seem to be talking about is Lee Anderson. Our country no longer works. Think about that for a second.
@00dude3
2 ай бұрын
wont someone think of the poor MPs, forced to face the consequences of their own policies and votes.
@bothi00
2 ай бұрын
And now today only talked about liz truss. Very unserious people
@S.P.Q.R.117
2 ай бұрын
Your capital is being ruled by barbarian ooga booga fanatics and your country just yells about anyone who actually talks about the problem.
The tories are in a similar hole to Labour in the ‘80s, only way deeper. Rather than running a few councils, their fringe entryists are in cabinet, are far more ideologically blinkered and much less competent.
@anonUK
2 ай бұрын
By going to CPAC, under Trump and Bannon, Truss isn't the Tories' Corbyn, she's their Derek Hatton. And she was in charge of the country for 7 weeks...
@byunbaekhyun2283
2 ай бұрын
Don't you dare to think the socialists are the same as these fascists.
"there's a danger of getting into semantic" - the only one getting into semantics was Dowden
"great party" Nothing even good about that bunch of crooks.
This is why PR is better, yes you will get more right wing nuts, but at least it becomes an honest representation of what people are for
@davidty2006
2 ай бұрын
also coalitions are forced thing anyway and would probably help separate center-right tories get into more coalitions away from the loonies.
@Jon-ov4nc
2 ай бұрын
You still get right wing nuts in FPTP... they're just entryists in the tory party
@Afterthoughtbtw
2 ай бұрын
PR encourages extremism from all sides. There's a reason the UK doesn't have an equivalent of AfD, or FN, or countless other parties. Our system requires that the candidates are those who will represent their constituency - that means that every individual must get elected individually. PR means you have a list of candidates in order of choice of party, meaning that if you want an MP from further down the list, but not the more extreme one further up the list... well, tough. Also, worth pointing out that our system forces MPs to represent everyone equally, even those who didn't vote for them (although if you are unaware of what goes on in local politics, I can see why you might not realise how much that is the case), whereas PR means that MPs only job is to represent an ideology. Which again pushes MPs to extremes. Give me our system over that any day of the week. Of course, it would be better still with a transferable vote system, which again means that the person elected represents the broadest possible number of people.
@armintargaryen9216
2 ай бұрын
@@AfterthoughtbtwI disagree, but you managed to sell first-past-the-post with good points, and that has some merit
@lukefleetwood7958
2 ай бұрын
Good, having a representative party system can finally show us what people actually want and avoid exactly what is happening to the Tories, where they stand for nothing and annoy everybody. @@Afterthoughtbtw
Crazy having watched the tories and gop here in the US go through this situation kinda simultaneously, with leadership falling at odds and/or trying to walk the line
@davidbaker6157
2 ай бұрын
US and UK actually have a number of periods where their politics are oddly parallel and/or disturbingly similar (Reagan/Thatcher, Clinton presaging Blair, Brexit and Trump happening within months of each other; and that’s just a few since the late ‘70s, early ‘80s)
This is chickens coming home to roost. They elevated Anderson like a Frankenstein's monster and used him as a "usefull idiot" now they can't control him and he's calling the shots. When your enemy is making mistakes, do not intervene. [Bonaparte]
Its pretty obvious why the Tories aren’t united. As the ‘broad church’ they are they recognize they will lose badly and are out for themselves. Lee is saying what he thinks he needs to say in order to keep his voters with him at the election and knows they lap up this tripe. He doesnt care if it hurts Sunak as he knows he’ll be gone soon.
@0w784g
2 ай бұрын
Why is calling out Islamism tripe?
@jonsmith5058
2 ай бұрын
@@0w784g mate, I don’t even care to waste my time on people like you who want to defend him. Bore off and watch GB News. We’ve been indulging you idiots for far too long.
@lukefleetwood7958
2 ай бұрын
Because our society has become largely dominated by cowards who'd rather stick their heads in the sand and let our society fall apart to then scapegoat the right (Who by definition want to preserve society) than to risk calling out barbarism and making the unpleasant decisions that need to be done to save our society. We are plagued by a culture of lethargy and oikophobia that combined with out of touch and incompetent governments have made many people utterly disillusioned with the fate of wider society. These sorts of people only care about themselves and will become that which they despise as soon as Islamism impacts them personally which it certainly will at an increasing rate the longer we let these parasites linger and poison us.@@0w784g
@FranzBieberkopf
2 ай бұрын
They're not a broad church, they're almost without exception deranged far-right loonies. Anyone capable of independent thought (Hesseltine, Clarke, Patten) have long gone, left or purged in the run up to 2019. Best description is UKIP with a new name-though UKIP were nowhere near as xenophobic or Islamophobic as this Conservative party
The worst thing about Sunak losing is that he's going to accept losing while being a weak spined weasel instead of losing with some personal grace and confidence. I couldn't live with myself.
3:32 surprisingly reflective; not "truth to power" exactly, but for lack of a better expression. If Rehman Chrishti were my MP, this would boost my likelihood to vote for him.
AS SOON AS JOHNSKI GOT IN YOU COULD SEE THIS HAPPEN A MILE OFF
Their interests always come first, whilst the country and the people are suffering.
Uh oh, last time there was in-fighting like this in the Tory party we left the EU...
Love watching your videos, always informative and neutral, i think we all cant wait for these elections
Really good video that concisely explains the current situation. Good job folks👍
Even though I'm voting for Labour under Kier Starmer, the good thing about the rise of Reform is we get the right in its true form. The Conservative party is like a nutjob who's able to behave and appear sane by taking lots medication to manage their mental health disorder. Reform is what you get when they stop taking that medication.
@LordMonstrux
2 ай бұрын
Same, labour is the only party that can take down the Tories. Reform is just a bunch of racists and nationalists saying they will "reform" the UK but this is just froth, much like the Tories
This is all a consequence of the end of real debate in politics. We have a "I'm right, you're wrong, no debate needed." attitude, especially on the right. This attitude has spread from "My party is right, the others wrong" to factions within the party. Inevitably it will end in "I'm right, every one else is wrong".
They just keep digging themselves a bigger hole
Yes they are and it’s great to see .
I wish you could understand the way-I felt when I blocked that Scot trans bill-Woah oh oh oh oh oh-When did I start-Tearing us apart-Tearing us apa-art?
I hope so. Anything that’ll get these relics out of government as soon as possible.
@S.P.Q.R.117
2 ай бұрын
labour is worse
@algardaus
2 ай бұрын
Yes that way you can replace yourself with immigrants even faster, while your birth rates and your health system collapse.
It's amazing how they cover the Islamists in London making areas a no go on the weekend. Which apparently is causing death threats among Labour and Conservative MP's is now just a Conservative issue.
@zacharys9874
2 ай бұрын
They act like Lee was crazy when he’s saying what most are seeing. Same with Suella
We desperately need PR in the UK for any reasonable approximation of Democracy in the UK. The FPTP system is grossly unfair and undemocratic. Please petition your MP to push for PR!
muh racism. Lol
Does anyone else think that Sunak may just throw in the white towel and resign before the election? Seriously, when was the last time the guy smiled? Dispite all his effort the tories just seem to be too fractured for him to possibly keep it together. Eventually he is going to have a breaking point, right?
Please remove the phone ringing sounds from the ad read.
Short answer: Yes Long answer: Definitely yes
Hey mate, can you make a video on what went on with the speaker? I have no clue and the news just say he broke unwritten rules or something?
I like it when people mention your hometown, even in passing. 😊😊😊
Sunak is weak
@nurulhudavijapurwala4936
2 ай бұрын
And incapable to make babies
@BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69
2 ай бұрын
Don't bash on weak people, Sunak is a witless worm.
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
Of course, he's a conservative.
@luke_cohen1
4 күн бұрын
I think he would be a good PM if his party wasn’t so consumed with either hubris or exhaustion depending on the MP. Britain needs another party to take command since the Conservatives have finished all of their tasks and, like how one behaves after beating a video game, now is focused on causing chaos to entertain themselves since they’re willing to take the loss the next election.
It's not just the words. Its the thrust of what he was saying
How is criticizing a religion ‘racist’???
I remember when Suella Braverman was sacked, I thought she made some interesting points: that police were looking the other way at the violence during the Palestine protests. But Sunak replaced her with Cameron, a guy no one likes.
This division would have happened under Johnson or Truss. Perhaps for slightly different reasons but with the same force.
Would Sunak theoretically be able to actually split the party into two unique parties, with the expectation that they would support each other in a coalition ?
@karmaascendant3936
2 ай бұрын
He’d keep the party apparatus so the other side would be screwed. They’d probably just join Reform as many of the further right conservatives voter. They’d sabotage each other by splitting their vote and actually wipe each other out.
@mr.netflix9149
2 ай бұрын
Because of the voting system, that is very unlikely to work well for them.
@andrewpotato6002
2 ай бұрын
@@mr.netflix9149 just to clarify, this would also come with the agreement that the parties wouldn't compete with each other within each constituency.
@mr.netflix9149
2 ай бұрын
@@andrewpotato6002 I guess it would depend on how the parties are split. If it is really just the more extreme part of the party splitting off, I don't see them actually being able to win a constituancy.
@wotermelon_
2 ай бұрын
@@mr.netflix9149 Even a single constituency? You're grossly underestimating how backwards and regressive some areas are. There's people out there who think that the king is "kings are not only God's lieutenants upon earth, and sit upon God's throne, but even by God himself they are called gods" in the 21th century. I'm of course not saying that they're sizable or that they'd win a majority. But to say that they wouldn't win a single seat is a bit of an understatement.
You're tearing me apart Lisa!
Ah, the old Conservative mistake of saying the quiet part out loud. 😂
Anyone getting the peoples front of Judea vibes with the constant infighting?
@davidr3857
2 ай бұрын
What Have the Houses of Commons or Lords ever given us?
Thank you 30p Lee
I have had payday loans taken out in my name and paid into someone else's bank account. My details have to be published as a company director. Why the bank or police could just not look at the account where the money was paid is just insane, but they don't unless it's about a murder.
It would have been cool to recive a video on the election for the First Minister of Wales. Like you know, take advantage that their is a specific UK channel to speak of things outside Westminster?
And we're not even talking about Truss sharing a platform with people who are cheering the demise of democracy and agreeing with Bannon that Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is a hero...
@JamesBoslem-fh9gr
2 ай бұрын
And listened to a call for the end of democracy ......... Where is the UK MSM on that ?
@31Blaize
2 ай бұрын
@@JamesBoslem-fh9grQuite. That's being conveniently ignored at the moment. It's really rather frustrating.
@0w784g
2 ай бұрын
What's wrong with refuting Islamism?
@31Blaize
2 ай бұрын
@@0w784gConflating Islamism with all Muslims in the UK is dog whistle politics. Anderson and Braverman are not refuting Islamism, they are creating fear of Muslims by deliberately not making the difference clear - which is why he is rightly getting slammed for it, she should also be. But my point was about Liz Truss. You wouldn't be defending her by changing the subject, now would you?
@user-lf4vj6qq8q
2 ай бұрын
What has he said that’s wrong?
do they really need a reason at this point? its force of habit
god willing.
Just break these two big parties up to become 4 big parties. Far Left, Center-Left, Center-Right, Far Right. Bot the Tories & Labour are multiple parties into one & they end up not getting shit done cuz they get in their own way with in-fighting
Because fighting with themselves is a break from playing with themselves ! (their usual activity) LOL
I’m so sick of hearing about all these horrible people
Our politicians are being openly threatened by religious extremists and the focus is on the clumsy response of a Tory MP. Kinda weird really. Ignoring the underlying issue.
@brandenburgquentinthe3rd532
2 ай бұрын
What religious extremists? The only religious extremists are the church of England controlling the tories!
Election after election, the Tories reckoned they were strong and stable, the Tories reckoned the opposition were a coalition of chaos. What do voters reckon? Has the penny dropped yet?
Yes, yes, they are.
"I do actually believe that the Islamists..." lol
Mmmm i don't know what people say today is taking wrong. We live in a free country where we can think or express ourselves freely.
Oh No, we are the only ones who suffer when the Tories start fighting one another. Remember Brexit, wasn't that supposed to stop all this Tory infighting.
30p Lee😂😂😂
The Reform Party is like another party - the Monster Raving Loony Party.
A majority party acting as two minority's
Fiddling while the world burns
The more they tear themselves apart the worse they'll make it for themselves in an Election and amy real recovery
Plutocrats vs. Culture Warriors. Always fun to watch from the sidelines.
she said the comments were racist, islamophobic, divisive and damaging. but she did not call him a liar
😂😂😂 london already gone longtime ago I believe
I agree with Lee
@ani589
2 ай бұрын
I agree but he can’t tell those statements on wider public. This statement is not equal to saying criminals are in charge of shadiq khan but rather Jews and white supremacists are in control of rishi sunak.
@The_New_IKB
2 ай бұрын
Lee is right, those who refuse to see it are Weak!
Sunak should stop being pm
Spraking the truth is nothing but the truth!!!
They should just tell the truth which is that "Islamophobia" is a pretend term made up by fascists to prevent criticism of radical Islamist extremists, in other words a back-door blasphemy law which only applies to one specific religion.
@BigPurp9
2 ай бұрын
In that case you could say the same about antisemitism…
@LiamPoliticsDrama
2 ай бұрын
@@BigPurp9 Islamophobia is an inaccurate term It should be called anti Muslim sentiment or bigotry The word anti Semitism has been weaponised to shut down critics of Israel
@brandenburgquentinthe3rd532
2 ай бұрын
It's a real term and a real problem, the right is incredibly racist and is very open about it
@0w784g
2 ай бұрын
@@BigPurp9 Jews are a race. Islam isn't. Get a grip.
@mirrored464
2 ай бұрын
@@brandenburgquentinthe3rd532"unjustified fear" say that to Yezdis Syrian Christians Lebanese Christian Iraq Armenians etc
Support STV voting system for UK general election House of commons. UK general election in October England London Britain. Brilliant content. Spot on. Well said.
The clip of Oliver Dowden was painful to watch. No one should have to strain themselves so hard to accomplish such unreasonable mental gymnastics.
Can someone explain how those comments were remotely Islamophobic or racist? To me, it sounds like the very valid observation that radical Islam has grown in London in the past few months and that Khan has failed to do anything about it. The projection of ‘from the river to the sea’ on Big Ben last week comes to mind.
@MemekingJag
2 ай бұрын
When you're too stupid to understand other cultures and religions, but cowardly enough to want to kowtow to them anyway, there's the tendency to group islam and muslims and middle easterners altogether, and believe criticism of islamism is somehow racist. If most of those critics of the comments had read the qu'ran, they'd realise how inherently political it is, and why being cautious of its impact on our politicians and their policy is not only not racist but a sensible thing to do, just like it is with any force of violent political extremes from any ideology.
@user-lf4vj6qq8q
2 ай бұрын
If you criticise Islamist politics you’re a far right evil bigot racist. Never mind that many who criticise are Hindu, Sikh, ex Muslim, and come from all sorts of diverse backgrounds. They’re still white supremacist fascists they just don’t know it. Islam is the super duper religion of peace and there’s no way political Islam should be ever criticised, again no matter the various secular Muslims from history like Ataturk, and contemporaries like Maajid Nawaaz, or entire Central Asian polity and society. They are probably white nationalists too. Does that make sense to you, because from what I gather this is the current leftist doctrine?
@DogsandPennies
2 ай бұрын
Because the statement “from the river to the sea” isn’t an example of extremism, it literally just means they want an end to the suffering of the people in Palestine.
@user-lf4vj6qq8q
2 ай бұрын
@@DogsandPennies Lol by genocide for Jews? That’s what they want.
It seems rational to me, if you think that your party is going to lose anyway, and you're mainly self-interested, to plan for your future in opposition rather than to try futilely to help your party win.
Mark my words, this Brexit was madness, it will destroy this country
Conservatives should consider reforming to proportional representation instead of the first past the post system even just to save themselves. Everywhere except Scotland the left is United behind Labour while the right wing vote is split between 2 parties and within the Conservative party there are 2 factions both trying to break out. If there was a system of proportional representation perhaps 2 or 3 or more right wing parties could gain a majority but right now it’s headed for a Labour supermajority
Problem with trying to straddle a fence is that one's testicles are in a vulnerable location!
British political party "try not to disintegrate for 5 minutes" challenge (impossible)
I love it whenever the Conservative Party pulls itself apart.
If you get in bed with wolves and racists what did you think would happen
2:37 *Enoch Powell has entered the chat *
i didnt know the islamists have control of corn, of lundaun, and of storm as well
I think there's 2 issues crippling the tories atm, coming from an outsider, using my perspective of politics both here in Aus and abroad, and just the general shifts in politics world-wide the first, and this is not in Aus, but in the US and UK it's crippling both, FPTP voting system, come on guys, we're in the 21st century now, wake up and use Preferential, it's a lot more flexible, and allows people to align with parties that align with their politics a lot better, this is both for voters and pollies, it also allows people to vote for smaller parties/candidates without "wasting their vote" the second, and this I've felt here in Australia, badly in the US, and in this Tory implosion, the far right know their days are numbered, so they wanna hold onto power and make decisions for as long as possible, and try to drag enough people from centrist views to the right, they know their days are numbered because look at worldwide voting positions, the right drops off a cliff when you go under about 30, 35, the far right off a bigger cliff, the Liberal/National coalition in Australia is being dragged further right, the Tories in the UK, the Republicans in the US, I'm sure if I looked into other nations similar stories can be found, whilst maybe I'm not bang on the cause, I still think it's a reasonable enough theory, these old, far right people doing their damage whilst they're still in power before the younger generation finally takes over for countries like Australia with PF, I think it's being felt even harder because they know how numbered their days are, it's looking like here that give it 4-5 more election cycles and the Coalition will be the third party and the two duking it out will be the Centre-Left labor and the Left-wing Greens party, the political landscape is changing and I do think these right-wing parties know it, and that fear may be driving these further right sections of all of them
Everyone makes the note about FPTP causing big tent parties. And that is true. But it’s also clearly Sunak’s lack of leadership overall. Say what you want about any of his predecessors since Cameron. But they all fell on one side, One Nation or far on the right. Sunak has been consistently trying to play both sides. And when you half-ass where you stand it all goes to hell.
Are the Tories Tearing Themselves Apart? Yes, but sadly, only metaphorically.
Is this not a good signal? Maybe this is a sign that more parties are appearing?
Just a note about your incogni ad read. The way you're segwaying into it kind of makes it sound like that by watching your videos, specifically, we're risking our data. It just doesn't sound great and isn't a great endorsement of your content. You might want to consider rephrasing that ad read.
yes and its great.There may not be a conservative party soon.I am so happy.
Signaling someone, specially a political rival, just on grounds of ethnicity, religious or cultural background seems awful. Criticize him for his actions or words, not for his origins. I'm not British but I doubt Khan, as a Labour politician, is exactly an islamist/yihadist... That is different however from critizicing a religion and the perverse influence it may have on society, specially if it's backwards thibking and denies the rights of a good part of its citizens. Very different topics.
I have seen so many comments in the comments section in a few you-tube videos and I cannot believe the amount of people that agree with him. Additionally, what sufficient evidence, proves that Lee is correct? Ridiculous..
@thetreelander7378
2 ай бұрын
Well khan's history as a defender of Islamists. Other stuff I can't say one way or another but khan is quite a terrible person.
@Shsjier
2 ай бұрын
@@thetreelander7378evidence?
@tim211292
2 ай бұрын
@@thetreelander7378 lol i never see actual quotes just vague instances where people say they did this
@andybrice2711
2 ай бұрын
I think there’s a strong argument that Islamists are intimidating politicians into compliance. And Sadiq Khan is weak against them. But to accuse him of being complicit I think is slanderous.
@sahrahras
2 ай бұрын
@@thetreelander7378 just because a lawyer defends a client doesn't mean they agree with them?? u think ted bundys lawyer became a serial k*ller??
Coming from an American, this is odd. At lesst where I live, that would hardly cause a blip in the media (depending on the level of who said that, of course). Islamophobia is still incredibly widespread and accepted in America, at least from what I have seen.
The number of videos on this channel that primarily focus on how the conservatives are doing poorly and are essentially terrible, while claiming to be neutral is pretty confusing for me 🤔
Theres going to be a lot of KZread channels struggling for content when the Tories are eventually thrown out of power. They are the gift that keeps on giving. A train crash playing out in slow time. Incredible.
@0w784g
2 ай бұрын
What makes you think it can't get worse?
@nikc1313
2 ай бұрын
@@0w784g oh it'll get worse. I'm confident it'll get much worse. As a result of multiple factors, chiefly Brexit and economical incompetence we are in a doom spiral that no government will be able to pull us out of. I'm sure of it. But that farcical incompetence of the current Tory party can't be topped.
Sunak. The membership didn't want him. He has no mandate to lead the party. This is what you get without a strong leader.
@verystripeyzebra
2 ай бұрын
More likely having disappointed everyone with Brexit, that the public are tired of arrogant student politics.
@N1NJAKIDD
2 ай бұрын
This was happening long before Sunak, are you forgetting the Johnson era?? Sunak is just the fall guy now that everyone will blame for all the problems😂😂
Persia turned Iran, Gandhar became Afghanistan, Constantinople became Istanbul be ready for Gazwa-E-England. Rather whole Europe apart from Poland