No.

Some might be aspirational, but be backed up by outline plans on how they can be achieved.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

As the country gets worse, people will look to people like Farage for change.

The destructive policies of successive governments are responsible. Not Farage.

Anyone who talks common sense like Farage or Trump are brandished with "Far right".

If its Far right to be a concerned citizen and want common sense policies then thats exactly what I am.

Most of us "far right" people just want to pay our taxes and be left alone to look after our families without government interfereance and ridiculous wokeness shoved down our throats everyday.

#votereform

Edited by eaglesdare (19 Jun 2024 11.48am)

Thatcher was a response to the failure of post war Tory and Labur governments. We sat on our backsides smug because we had won the war so nothing needed to change. All the while investment, modern working practices and the move away from heavy industry was ignored.

Eventually we became the sick man of Europe and we need Thatcher to slash and burn.

If the Tories and Labour had done their job properly this would not have been necessary, economic reform as it happened in other western countries would have been gradual and far less painful.

One more point

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"Muslim entrepreneur gives Reform biggest donation of campaign"

Well that will upset a few on the left and the establishment.

'Tory government from 2010 to 2024 worse than any other in postwar history, says study by leading experts'.

How good is the Conservative party’s record in government over the past 14 years?

Thankfully, we now have what is as close as we’re going to get to the authoritative, official verdict. Sir Anthony Seldon, arguably Britain’s leading contemporary political historian, is publishing a collection of essays written by prominent academics and other experts and they have analysed the record of the Conservative government from 2010 to 2024, looking at what it has 'achieved' in every area of policy.

It is called The Conservative Effect 2010-2014: 14 Wasted Years? and it is published by Cambridge University Press.

And its conclusion is damning. It describes this as 'the worst government in postwar history'.

Personally I think they are being generous.

'If they asked me, I could write a book'