Kick Them Out!

Despite the cost of living, the lock-downs, the botched Brexit, the net zero nuttery, the wokery infesting everything, and much more besides, the voters of Uxbridge still voted "Conservative" in yesterday's by-election.

And in Selby and Aintsy, the voters went for a kid just out of school.

This is why the UK is screwed. 99% of the voters are just thick when it comes to voting.

How long it will take for people to wake up? A vote for any of the main parties is a wasted vote.

We are all suffering because of the poor choices of the majority. Until enough people reach the end of their tether this situation will continue.

I just hope it's not for too long.

Matthew Goodwin on the future of UK politics:

The last 13 years of "Conservative" rule is 13 years of failure. The people in charge have made all the wrong decisions:

• A botched Brexit with continuing EU rule over Northern Ireland, courtesy of Theresa May, Oliver Robbins, Boris Johnson, a treacherous Civil Service and a Brexit-hating Parliament.

• Closing down nearly a dozen of our coal fired power plants, making us more reliant on gas, "renewables" and imports from the continent. Energy bills have therefore increased dramatically. In addition, no new nuclear power plants have been built anywhere in the UK and there remains a ban on shale gas production. Our gas storage capacity has also been downgraded.

• An absurd over-reaction to a bad flu virus, which has cost over £400 billion, increasing our total national debt to over £2 trillion. There should have been no lock-downs, masks, "social" distancing or any of the other crazy measures that were imposed on the country from March 2020, and which those of us of sound mind ignored and rejected.

• An increasing amount of woke nonsense infesting all our institutions, schools and universities, and a failure to uphold the basic principle of free speech.

• No reduction in the sky-high immigration into the country, which has now reached incredible levels, putting more and more pressure on local services and driving wages downwards.

• No reform of the House of Lords, which is stuffed full of hundreds of political cronies of little use and with little common sense either.

• No progress on environmental concerns such as the scourge of littering and the continual pollution of our waterways and coastlines.

• An increasing ballooning of the size of the state. No axing of the quangos or reduction in local government.

In summary: a record of total failure, for which the "Conservative" Party deserves electoral extermination in 2024. The "Labour" Party will do no better. Maybe in the not too distant future enough people will have woken up to vote for something different and get our country back on track.

Neil sums it up perfectly:

The "Conservative" Party is a total con.

Here is Sir Rocco Forte explaining why he won't support the Tories anymore:

It's time to ditch the LibLabCon. Here is Ann Widdecombe on fine form at the Reform UK Spring Rally:

I recently came across an excellent article by the HART group on the Banality of Evil. Near the end of the article are 5 key points which all those who opposed the lockdowns will heartily agree with:

• Forced social isolation of citizens is always morally and ethically wrong.
• Forced medical procedures are always morally and ethically wrong.
• Psychological manipulation of populations without their consent is morally and ethically wrong.
• Government policies that trample on basic constitutional rights (e.g. the right to work, freedom of movement, free speech) are morally and ethically wrong.
• Government policies designed to increase fear are morally and ethically wrong.

However, the churches, which should have been beacons of light during the dreadful lockdown years, instead went along with everything.

They closed down.

At the very point when some former churchgoers would have been tempted to go back, even if sporadically, the churches failed the test. Yet these are organisations that are supposed to be on the side of truth and goodness.

The evangelical outfits will quote Romans 13 in defence of their position but there is no defence for going along with morally wrong decisions made by the government.

It will now be harder - much harder - for many of those people who might have considered going back to do so.

Brilliant show from Kevin as usual.