there are five horses on the track but the race is always rigged so that only one of two horses ever win, blue or red. the red horse or the blue horse only ever get to live in the really posh stables with the nose bags filled to the the brim all they can eat for the next five years. later in five years. they have another go at the rigged races for the posh stables. the other horses in the race will never win because they are not a part of team horse blue/red. i hate rigged races of any kind. it should be made illegal as it is in horse races, motor sport and sailing. its why this time round i did not vote nor did i watch tv which tells you who to vote for. this whole thing is super rigged every five years. they are so corrupt. i haven't switched my tv on for four years. I've seen enough already! i lived long enough to see what Tv's all about. its nothing more than pre-programing pushing you in the direction they want you to move in. a direction benefits them the most for there long term. There long Term Not Ours!
No Worker Party candidate where I live so I wrote an emphatic "No!" exclamation mark against each party, with "Not represented here". 1st time I deliberately spoilt my vote.
Swapping Sunak for Starmer is akin to changing your tie when you've just shat your pants. The problem we have in the UK is Labour will destroy this country over the next 5 years and nothing will be left to salvage.
Great expression of your views. I really agree with you for most part. Think if we're heading for a massive labour majority as is expected, that will not be a favourable outcome for the country. In my opinion it's important that the ruling party can't just push everything and anything through with a majority like the Tories have been doing of late. A good strong opposition from one or more parties with opposing views is essential in this country. Btw, I'm a labour party member and proud to consider myself left of center! Still plenty of stuff I don't like about labour and 'the left' whatever that is.
I went to the polling station in London this afternoon. Everything seemed fine until I was directed to the electoral officer who was giving out the actual ballot papers. She actually told me to mark my cross next to ''that one'', with her right index finger pointing to the Labour candidate. Obviously I did not vote as she told me! This is scandalous and I am in the process of reporting it to the Met Police. If anyone else has encountered anything similar, I would urge you to report it to the Met on 101. Also to ask them for the contact details of the Met Police designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law. They tried to fob me off saying that this officer is in the council but on the Electoral Commission website it states clearly and unambiguously that ''Every police force in the UK has a designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law.'' I was on and off hold for the best part of half an hour and in the end obtained a Met Police email address for a specific officer, but still they claimed to know nothing about the existence of such an officer, i.e. a designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law, in the Met Police.
My city in the northwest of England has turned third world in next to no time - less than 2 years really. I'd move but so many other places heading the same way. Future looks bleak. Labour will be even worse if that's possible. Think it leads to more enclaves and sectarian violence.
I dread it spreading to the rural area I live. It's seeping in already with almost every business ran by ''new arrivals'' who seem to be able to afford to open businesses more than brits can. The small town near me is nothing but junk fast food outlets and Albanian money laund.... erm I mean Turkish Barbers. Three all within a few stores of each other.
Once again wise words from you Rodas, enjoyed your take on current affairs. Had to listen to you as an audio book as couldn't look at the video anymore as i was gonna throw up. Abit to shakey for me, maybe a heads up for your next video 👍
I did notice while editing how jittery it is. Whilst walking and filming I didn't realise. Next time I'm going to have to stand still when I start to film.
think your thoughts are echoed by many of us, these days i vote independent ... with the hope that somebody local will put local people first, but i live in a Labour stronghold so nothing changes,
Everyone in the country is unsatisfied with the way things are so just wanted the current government party out. So many voted for Labour purely as a vote against Conservatives rather than because they actually support Labour.
@@rodster6campingprepper My thought was Labour may exacerbate the problems, which is why it seemed suspect to me. Sadly, it seems the politicians on both sides of the pond are largely out of touch with the people they are supposed to serve. I think they are largely out of touch with middle of the road, common sense solutions to issues as well.
If voting mattered they wouldn't allow us to vote...
Rodster! Good to hear from you.
Yaaaay Rodster's uploaded!!!!!!!!!
there are five horses on the track but the race is always rigged so that only one of two horses ever win, blue or red. the red horse or the blue horse only ever get to live in the really posh stables with the nose bags filled to the the brim all they can eat for the next five years. later in five years. they have another go at the rigged races for the posh stables.
the other horses in the race will never win because they are not a part of team horse blue/red. i hate rigged races of any kind. it should be made illegal as it is in horse races, motor sport and sailing. its why this time round i did not vote nor did i watch tv which tells you who to vote for.
this whole thing is super rigged every five years. they are so corrupt. i haven't switched my tv on for four years. I've seen enough already! i lived long enough to see what Tv's all about. its nothing more than pre-programing pushing you in the direction they want you to move in. a direction benefits them the most for there long term. There long Term Not Ours!
No Worker Party candidate where I live so I wrote an emphatic "No!" exclamation mark against each party, with "Not represented here". 1st time I deliberately spoilt my vote.
I hope the Chimpanzee tea party wins it 😊
The Uniparty is definitely an abusive partner lol
Swapping Sunak for Starmer is akin to changing your tie when you've just shat your pants. The problem we have in the UK is Labour will destroy this country over the next 5 years and nothing will be left to salvage.
I love the Dave Angel reference at the beginning.
Great expression of your views. I really agree with you for most part. Think if we're heading for a massive labour majority as is expected, that will not be a favourable outcome for the country. In my opinion it's important that the ruling party can't just push everything and anything through with a majority like the Tories have been doing of late. A good strong opposition from one or more parties with opposing views is essential in this country. Btw, I'm a labour party member and proud to consider myself left of center! Still plenty of stuff I don't like about labour and 'the left' whatever that is.
Even if Theodore Bundy was labour party leader for this election, he'd still end up with a sizable amount of votes, its insane. 😂
I went to the polling station in London this afternoon. Everything seemed fine until I was directed to the electoral officer who was giving out the actual ballot papers. She actually told me to mark my cross next to ''that one'', with her right index finger pointing to the Labour candidate. Obviously I did not vote as she told me! This is scandalous and I am in the process of reporting it to the Met Police. If anyone else has encountered anything similar, I would urge you to report it to the Met on 101. Also to ask them for the contact details of the Met Police designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law. They tried to fob me off saying that this officer is in the council but on the Electoral Commission website it states clearly and unambiguously that ''Every police force in the UK has a designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law.'' I was on and off hold for the best part of half an hour and in the end obtained a Met Police email address for a specific officer, but still they claimed to know nothing about the existence of such an officer, i.e. a designated Single Point of Contact (SPOC) officer for electoral law, in the Met Police.
I wonder what results we'd get if there wasn't this constant interference from certain types and the media propaganda.
Very disturbing incident.
My city in the northwest of England has turned third world in next to no time - less than 2 years really. I'd move but so many other places heading the same way. Future looks bleak. Labour will be even worse if that's possible. Think it leads to more enclaves and sectarian violence.
I dread it spreading to the rural area I live. It's seeping in already with almost every business ran by ''new arrivals'' who seem to be able to afford to open businesses more than brits can. The small town near me is nothing but junk fast food outlets and Albanian money laund.... erm I mean Turkish Barbers. Three all within a few stores of each other.
You're 100% correct
I tell my kids this every year it never changers iam 66 same same
Once again wise words from you Rodas, enjoyed your take on current affairs. Had to listen to you as an audio book as couldn't look at the video anymore as i was gonna throw up. Abit to shakey for me, maybe a heads up for your next video 👍
I did notice while editing how jittery it is. Whilst walking and filming I didn't realise. Next time I'm going to have to stand still when I start to film.
More houses more cars... do people just pop out of the ground when houses are built?
I voted ReformUK
I love how we are always trying to be divided, be it in politics, religion, sports etc. If we all worked together we could achieve anything
think your thoughts are echoed by many of us,
these days i vote independent ... with the hope that somebody local
will put local people first, but i live in a Labour stronghold so nothing changes,
I'm in the US but keep watch on things in the UK. I found it quite surprising there was such a Labour landslide. Seems counter-intuitive and suspect.
Everyone in the country is unsatisfied with the way things are so just wanted the current government party out. So many voted for Labour purely as a vote against Conservatives rather than because they actually support Labour.
@@rodster6campingprepper My thought was Labour may exacerbate the problems, which is why it seemed suspect to me.
Sadly, it seems the politicians on both sides of the pond are largely out of touch with the people they are supposed to serve. I think they are largely out of touch with middle of the road, common sense solutions to issues as well.