This Won't End Well 👀

This Won't End Well I have just read up about Kemi Badenoch and her performance at PMQ's and to be honest it was a bit of disaster. I think already the cracks are starting to show.

Its quite obvious that Starmer is only in place because the Tories screwed everything up and if she can't take on someone like him over a subject like immigration it really is troublesome.

Before our very eyes it is playing out exactly how I figured it would and the whole system is in a shocking state. Its time to REFORM it.

#kemibadenoch #keirstarmer #nigelfarage #news

[justinformed]

It's amazing how both parties 'clash' over something they both agree on!. Neither party has any intention of stopping boats.

[MrTudwud]

Agreed 100%! Both Lab/Con are totally responsible for the major migration problems.

[chrispennington]

Why do these people get benefits as well as free housing, food, heating and a roof??? Non of the indigenous people get so much. Shameful

[sue-boo]

We make life too easy for them, that's why they come. If we took away the benefits they get then they wouldn't be here. Our own people are homeless, cold, using food banks etc. Yet these people are given better conditions to live in. How can this be right?

[jenniferhaldane]

Labour and tories are one party under different colours

[ClosesevenThePinkNinja]

Would love to see farage challenging Starmer at PMQs.
We do need that election so hopefully we could get someone with some clout to sort this country out.
Great video Andy 👍🥰

[michaelrogers]

Our country needs REFORM, REFORM, REFORM.
Otherwise nothing will change. Between Labour and the Conservatives, immigration will certainly not change. Both parties are failures.

[Rigante]

Remove the benefits, remove the hotels, remove the preferential treatment and you'll begin to remove the draw

[cdeford]

It is impossible for the Tories to criticise Labour on immigration because of their own failures. This is why Badenoch was such a poor choice of Tory leader, and why it was a clear sign that they weren't going to change. She was part of those failures.

[chrisedwards-nj]

general election cant come soon enough WE NEED REFORM

[anasshatproduction]

The politic system is a one way road. Each party represents a bus on said road. The destination is the same place and the only difference is the speed of arrival.

[MagnanimousEntropy]

She is there to tick a box, nothing more.

[charliesmithers]

I'd like to see Starmer diversely enriched first hand.

[Unmasking_Viandalisme]

The WEF Conservatives simply passed the baton to WEF Labour.

[AW-W]

Commissar Starmer played a key role in overturning an attempt by Tony Blair 20 years ago to strip asylum seekers of the right to claim benefits.
Commissar Starmer signed a letter in 2020 calling for 50 dangerous offenders not to be deported on a flight to Jamaica and suggested the convicts were given taxpayer-funded mobile phones in a bid to help them to stay in Britain. Several of these went on to commit further crimes.
Labour-controlled cities/areas have the highest crime rates in the UK. Labour is the problem.

[steveforde]

Badenoch is a continuity Sunak leader, she has nothing new to offer. She's decent enough in debating terms, but she doesn't really have much ammunition, a decade and a half of waste and failure is her inheritance. That's not much of a basis to criticise anybody else, she knows she has to be careful about what she says. There's very little that she can criticise Labour for that the Conservatives don't already have a proven track record of being worse.

[RichardUKPatriot]

The Tories lost me and my son last election. We both voted reform. I used to be a young conservative.The Tories have not done one thing to get my vote back. Are they stupid or what ?.

[davidc]

General Election or a Revolution. Seems to be a binary choice.

[letsgo]

TWO TIER KIER
get out of HERE !
❤️🇬🇧👍💯

[briantyler]

Lets not forget that it was Labours Blair who opened the Borders and invited every, Mohammed, Abdul, and Osama to come.