Labour’s decision to seemingly disappear for the whole of August reeks of complacency.
As calamity unfolds at home with our borders wide open and economy collapsing, the Government have allowed Reform to completely dominate the news cycle throughout August.
That tells us a number of things. There is clearly zero fire in the belly of Labour, who quite obviously have no plan to stop the decline of this country.
Taxes are going up. Jobs are being lost. Energy prices are increasing. Illegal migrant boat arrivals continue at record levels.
When it comes to the ongoing invasion our country is witnessing - over 50,000 mostly young men allowed to cross since Labour came to power - this is an emergency.
And so it is quite incredible that as Reform were busy revealing their mass deportation policy, Labour have drifted on holiday mode.
We now get some murmurs from those in Labour that maybe, perhaps, one day, they could attempt to tweak ECHR restrictions.
Absolute rot. That is the same complacent Tory attitude that got us into this mess.
I’m sure this Government, just like the last, will deliver more tough sounding speeches to try and hoodwink people.
But voters aren’t buying it. The public realise that the panic we’re seeing in Westminster now is purely because many Labour and Conservative MPs face being ousted by a Reform landslide.
If Labour or the Tories were serious about changing the broken system, why would they have allowed us to get to this point?
The British people are ready for a factory reset. A radical program that actually fundamentally tackles the issues our country now faces.
Please, have hope. A Reform revolution is well on the way.
Find Out Now’s latest poll has Reform registering more support than Labour and the Tories combined (34% vs. 33%).
Whilst BMG Research has Reform now hitting a record 35%, which would deliver around 400 seats.
As ever, I’m not complacent. There are many battles ahead.
Reform must now aim to continue to build momentum and try to reach 40% support.
It is now possible that both Labour and the Tories could drop to below 20% support each, signalling a well-deserved wipeout.
Frankly, I’d be very surprised if there are not many more Reform records to come before the next General Election.
An election, by the way, that could well come sooner than 2029 as the Labour implosion continues.
There is only so long that the Westminster establishment can run away from public opinion.
Very good article Michael....how any Party can think it's acceptable to be on holiday during such a time of crisis, says it all. Yes, they're entitled to their holidays, but there's a time and place, and now is certainly not the time! It just shows how quite frankly, they couldn't give a damn ~ it's all going to plan as far as Labour are concerned. I just pray that we have a GE sooner rather than later. 🙏
According to Dr David Bull at the rally I attended in Ipswich on the 28th, if the government asks the IMF for a loan, then there will be calls for a Vote of No Confidence. Old stalwarts like Blunkett and Straw are media screaming about the gov getting its act together and will be leading the call for a VONC. According to David Bull the IMF would not be able to loan Britain the total amount of money it would need. I don't know what level of support for REFORM and Loss of Support for Labour would be needed to ensure a VONC but whatever it is it will happen long long long before 2029. If Bull is right, it will be before April of 2026. Will the banks freeze the government's loans?