Andy T 🇬🇧Freedom is not free!

The great tragedy of the human rights industry as represented by the Attorney General Lord Squirmer is the way in which it inverts morality People who regard themselves as our moral superiors suddenly begin advocating for those who wish us harm, those who defend this country are pursued and harassed, and not only are the participants in this industry handsomely remunerated, but they’re showered with all of the laurels that the establishment can bestow: awards, lecture circuits, lavish dinners, even high political office. When will we turn things the right way up again?

The Times have just released a new poll for the Makerfield by-election by Survation. Robert Kenyon is the only candidate who can stop Andy Burnham. This is a two horse race - nobody else comes close.

The only way to stop Labour, to stop the boats, to stop mass migration, to stop soft-on-crime policies, to stop being treated like second-class citizens in our own country is by voting Reform in Makerfield. This is your chance. Don’t lose it.

Hear Hear. Lowe says he loves Britain - if he does he’ll back out of this race. But I suspect he’s motivated by spite and the need for revenge.

Makerfield is a two horse race. A vote for Reform will elect Rob Kenyon, who understands the day to day problems and concerns of ordinary people. A vote for Restore of the Conservatives will help Andy Burnham, who like Starmer isn’t being honest about what he really believes.

Restore about to put Burnham into No 10. This is selfish from Rupert Lowe and shows this is all for his own interests and not for the good of this country. We don’t have time to mess around.

If Restore pick up 5%-10%, which would likely mean a Labour win, it would probably end up being a net negative for them. The risk is they are portrayed as the guys who put Burnham in Number 10. There will be a lot of angry, prospective right-wing voters.

Restore seem to determined to get Burnham into No10

Restore voters will hand this to Labour and destroy the country.

If Restore pick up 5%-10%, which would likely mean a Labour win, it would probably end up being a net negative for them. The risk is they are portrayed as the guys who put Burnham in Number 10. There will be a lot of angry, prospective right-wing voters.