What we really need to be able to do is go back in time from, say,50 years old to 21, and take all our knowledge and experience with us...... then the world would change ( but not necessarily for the better)

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

Twenty percent in two months is impressive for political parties.

This party is back. You should be pleased, it will probably see your fruitcakes into power....for one term.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

My YouTube subscribers have doubled in a week but thats still only 4...

You say all this, but you clearly still have enough faith in the political system to have conviction in your beliefs, and a desire to see them enacted, on immigration, the EU etc?

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

Party politics - where everything that ‘the other side’ proposes has to be routinely decried as abhorrent - is itself abhorrent. Two examples:

This morning the government announced £100m of funds aimed at eradicating rough sleeping. ‘Homeless charities’ welcomed it. The opposition’s boiler-plate response was that the amount was nowhere near enough, and in any case rough sleeping is a direct consequence of the government’s unfair economic policies. [There was, of course, no rough sleeping under any previous Labour government].

When I lived in Herts, a developer wanted to demolish an historic building to build a 4-storey ‘luxury’ apartment block. The site was surrounded by closely-packed Victorian and earlier (listed) terraced houses; including my own. Anyone with half a brain could see that it was an unacceptable proposal, and the (non-partisan) town council objected unanimously. We local residents expressed our outrage to our councillor on the planning authority, who guided us through the (painful) process of engaging with the planning system. After many months came the meeting of the district council planning committee. ‘Our’ councillor declared an interest (having supported our ‘campaign’) and said although he strongly objected to the proposal he would abstain. His party colleagues voted against the plans. The ‘other side’ immediately went into a huddle before their sour-faced leader gleefully announced that all his colleagues would be voting in favour of the plans. One of the most ridiculous charades I have ever witnessed.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

I wish one could have faith in politicians but that is a fantasy.
My beliefs are my own, as far as that can be possible, and not party political.
What I say on here is not really very nuanced. I leave the spectacular writing to those who do it for a living and are good at it.