How the Tory Right is Plotting to Oust Sunak

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The closer we seem to get to the next General Election, the more it appears that Sunak is in trouble. As he struggles with low polling numbers, his group of rebels apparently have a plan to remove him from office. But, can this plan really work, and can it be successful?
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00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Previous Rebellions
01:56 - The Conservative Britain Alliance
04:13 - Other Current Rebellions
04:50 - The Plot
06:21 - Will It Work?
07:32 - Sponsored Content

[@MrStruggle0]

Sunak isn’t the issue, it’s the party.

[@owenlindkvist5355]

He and the party are equally the issue.

[@SewerShark]

He is part of the party, so he is part of the issue.

[@genome616]

Sunak is not a conservative, he is an appeaser to globalist elite which also means the EU elite hence he was shoehorned into position and ever since has done little in the interest of the UK but done everything to appease the EU and WEF, his interests follow that of the global agenda, finance sectors and big corporate investors, the last thing on his list is the UK and its economy, we have to remember he is former Goldman Sach employee and has been indoctrinated to put profit before the interests of the supposed ppl he should be looking after. We did have a true conservative party but they have all been shut down and now we basically have a stagnant party that is scared to tackle problems directly in case it upsets someone else.

[@emotivelyy_]

He is certainly a large part of the issue 😠😠

[@meej33]

It's like changing managers in midseason: people often think "this one is not working, we need him out"; but rarely stop to consider whether a new one will work better, or it will be the same disaster with a different face at the front. TL;DR: Who will replace Sunak, and how will it result in a better election.

[@TheSimon253]

The UK: We will be stronger outside the EU. Also the UK: We are on our 6th primeminister since the brexit vote 8 years ago.

[@lewis123417]

We avoided a recession unlike Germany

[@allliquid6320]

​@@lewis123417I wonder how Germany is doing now ?

[@Will-nq9yt]

@@lewis123417 The German economy is stronger than the British economy but the British economy has been f'ed before brexit since the Tories took over there has been almost 0% productivity growth. This means low wages which leads to low tax income and just in general a really bad economy. People just think "Cus the UK technically hasn't had a recession we are doing better than the EU" but this is far from the truth. Brexit isn't fully to blame but it basically threw a lot more gasoline on the fire. Basically if you have a degree or are qualified probably best to look to leave the UK if you want higher wages

[@lewis123417]

@Will-nq9yt Germany has been a stronger economy than the UK for decades so that is a totally mute point. And yes it is relevant that despite a global pandemic and brexit which was predicted to be a meltdown and yet we've avoided a recession and Germany hasn't. Productivity growth had been down the drain again for about 20 years so doesn't seem at all directly linked to brexit

[@DocUK123]

Based on the current data, the UK's economy in late 2023 was showing resilience with GDP at 1.4% above its pre-pandemic level, while Germany's GDP was only up by 0.3%. For 2024, the UK is forecasted by the OECD to grow by 0.7% and the IMF projects a 0.6% growth. On the other hand, Germany is facing a recession with negative growth expected in 2024 due to weak business prospects and geopolitical uncertainties. The German economy contracted by 0.3% in the previous year and is also dealing with high energy prices affecting production, increased corporate bankruptcies, and a cooling labor market. The IMF predicted Germany to be the only G7 economy to have shrunk in 2023 [❞] [❞] [❞].So, in terms of recent performance and short-term projections, the UK's economy is showing stronger growth compared to Germany's, which is grappling with several challenges that are hindering its economic output.​@@Will-nq9yt

[@ActuallyJamesS]

CBA, famously an acronym for 'Can't be Arsed'. A logical choice.

[@scpatl4now]

CBA Calmly Blindly Absent from reality

[@user-ol3xe5fz4u]

or "cant buy anything"??

[@Calum_S]

Well it's better than the Nat-C's.

[@sampickford8517]

00p😊😊😊😊p​@@scpatl4now

[@Froge0]

It's like changing the duvet cover when the duvet underneath has been thoroughly soiled and wetted and desperately needs replacing.

[@nopants3560]

My council , rather than fixing all the potholes ,went around all the roads and painted new lines

[@algardaus]

They are just soft left rather than hard left. I don't think the tories have it in them to roll back Blairite policies, they are blairites!

[@tomsheppard378]

Starmer would be worse. His party is crazy, they used to have Corbyn in and they're not committed to brexit

[@therovingbear]

The Tory alliance... is called CBA? Much like those of us living under this endless drama

[@Tom_Cooper]

Double sausage and egg mcmuffin, hashbrown and orange juice! Breakfast of champions!

[@therovingbear]

...Make it 2x hash browns and I'll agree@@Tom_Cooper 😄

[@mr_incognito9305]

​@@therovingbear true, you can get an extra one for 99p now

[@zachryder3150]

0:30 Truss not getting a photo is f**king hilarious!

[@rjy8960]

Well spotted :) Ha ha ha!

[@cv990a4]

In line with her future as the answer to a trivia question.

[@bobdigi500]

Well clocked!

[@DavidJones-ef2lt]

BIAS!

[@Weirdisjustabrownandyellowword]

They should've put a lettuce there.

[@petermartin5030]

Any rebel without a screw loose would let Sunak own the General Election defeat then compete in the resulting leadership contest.

[@matthewparker9276]

Except for those who think they'll lose their seat and want to do anything to save themselves even at the expense of the party.

[@Thought_Processing_]

Interestingly the front runners to replace him want to wait until he loses, it’s the backbenchers who are going to lose their seats who want to replace him in a desperate attempt to save their jobs.

[@7ookee]

It's screws loose all the way down. Anyone who intact and well put together isn't even being considered at this point.

[@aclark903]

@@7ookeeMeanwhile Kier is still not sure what a woman is and thinks starving Palestinian kids is basically ok…😢

[@7ookee]

@@aclark903 kiers knows what a woman is. The looney toon extremists insist on everyone as agreeing with them or they'll rip the party apart . This is the problem with British politics. It's dominated by fringe ideologists from every direction. The Tories actual let the craziest run the government There's still hope for Labour, but you're right to be a sceptical.

[@Trecesolotienesdos]

This is why the Tories deserve to lose the next election. Do they realy think a chang of leader will make peole forget about Brexit, May, Johnson, Truss, austerity, etc? People aren't that blinded.

[@aussiescotsman4145]

If Trump is trump is anythingto go by, people are actually really fucking stupid when they want to be

[@adam7802]

@@im_Carlisle I don't think any normal people think it has. The tories have flat out done the opposite of what they said they would do. Sunak saying he will toughen up on immigration for example, is him simply trying to reverse what Boris did when he got in.

[@cage94123567890]

Considering how many troglodytes share this island with us, yes. Can't really blame the tories for treating us like idiots when there's so many that clearly are.

[@lewis123417]

​@im_Carlisle no ones lives have improved since 2016 all across the West. We have an incompetent government, but brexit has given them the sovereignty for parliament to decide. What they do with that is up to the government, and yeah, they haven't achieved anything

[@adam7802]

@@im_Carlisle Normal people are not in the youtube comments lmao. They are too busy living in the real world. Let's hear about all the small English towns you visited to form this opinion.

[@XxHaythamKenwayxX]

It's been explained that the WhatsApp group called "Evil Plotters" which Kemi is a part of is actually a joke name from people who think they are

[@yurisei6732]

Yeah no harm in that, I have no doubt the members of that group are absolute wankers, but at least they've got a sense of humour.

[@Yutappy99]

What is the point of ousting Sunak? Do they honestly think that would make any difference? They will just embarrass themselves even more. Shows how desperate and stupid they are.

[@SaintGerbilUK]

And who would replace him?

[@cjmhall]

@@SaintGerbilUKSuella

[@SaintGerbilUK]

@@cjmhall she'd never take it right now, only to be out in 6 months or so it's not enough time to make the types of changes she'd need to.

[@levschannel591]

I would assume they think if they push right they would gain the voters that would vote for reform

[@SpectacularDisaster]

They'd probably be stupid enough to choose BoJo again.​@@SaintGerbilUK

[@ravager3666]

Looks like the UK is trying to out compete Italy for the most prime minister changes 🤭

[@maxharbig1167]

Musical PMs appears to be the new Westminster Tory party game.😀😀😀

[@Gabryal77]

I didn't have "Government by rival whatsapp groups" on my dystopia bingo card

[@paulgibbon5991]

Can we at least have a plucky, not-like-other-girls young adult heroine who's going to save us all once she sorts out her love triangle?

[@niccolorichter1488]

​@@paulgibbon5991 the one guy is hotter , the other one cuter The hotter one is emo , while the cute is more open about his feelings

[@paulgibbon5991]

@@niccolorichter1488 She won't actually choose one of them, but one of them will turn out to be evil or conveniently die heroically.

[@niccolorichter1488]

@@paulgibbon5991 both , he will first change sides but than he would heroicaly secrifice himself to save her

[@tyranitararmaldo]

The Conservative Britain Alliance do know that CBA means "Can't be asked/arsed" right?

[@rehanmemon3969]

Here's what I think. Don't replace Sunak, Tories will lose. Replace Sunak, Tories will lose more.

[@sciencefliestothemoon2305]

Get Liz Truss in an 2nd time 😂

[@rehanmemon3969]

@@sciencefliestothemoon2305 Why not. I mean they brought David Cameron back. What could possibly go wrong?

[@kimmorgan379]

When Frost published the YouGov poll it's interesting that they didn't show any individual Conservative as leader instead of Sunak vs. Starmer. My conclusion is no potenital leader would be better, but they don't want to point that out.

[@edsiles4297]

I say, let him just call a general election, and see the look on their faces 😂

[@sciencefliestothemoon2305]

@@rehanmemon3969 that reaction of the reporters when Cameron walked back into DS was unexpected

[@kellypaws]

If they’re going to lose anyway, then there’s not much point changing to a different venal waster.

[@user-sd3ik9rt6d]

It's not about the election, they are fighting for what happens after.

[@DT-hg7te]

0:30 I know it's probably accidental, but the manner in which Truss was squeezed into that diagram with no room for the text genuinely made me laugh.

[@RealUlrichLeland]

It reminds me of Silva's speech in Skyfall about how rats in a barrel will eat each other

[@user-pn4py6vr4n]

Australia has been there, done that. People hate it. If one party continuously changes their leader, it guarantees victory to the other. People like stability, and this ain't it.

[@te1327]

I say let them then

[@andreasarnoalthofsobottka2928]

I lost count how many videos I have seen about getting Sunak out of no. 10, but in none of them anyone said who would replace him.

[@Dendarang]

That's because it's a stupid idea, and the more time passes the dumber the idea becomes. There's going to be a general election in the UK potentially as early as this May and Tories will be out and Labour will be in so it doesn't matter who is Tory PM right now. At best, they're hoping that they can suffer smaller losses under someone else (more extreme) but the machinations of actually kicking Sunak out means that they have very low chance of getting Sunak out AND then they need to advertise it to the public that they're now Sunak-less and the people need to accept it.

[@edwardduff4746]

Heritage Party We are now in our fourth year since we launched as a party in autumn 2020. This is a vital year for us as there is likely to be a General Election at the end of 2024. We will also be contending local elections in England and the London Assembly election next May. In the UK, the old political parties continue to work in lockstep together to allow perverse materials into classrooms for Relationships and Sexuality Education, permit open borders with unprecedented levels of both illegal and legal immigration, and make war on motorists with increasingly onerous restrictions on travel for ordinary citizens such as LTNs, 15-minute cities and the ULEZ. The Heritage Party is the only UK-wide party that will end the climate emergency hoax and lift all restrictions on carbon dioxide emissions. We will ensure that people can continue to buy and use petrol and diesel cars and keep gas boilers in their homes. We will repeal regulations that require homes to have SMART meters and meet impossible new building emissions criteria, designed to force the abandonment of older buildings that are a precious part of our heritage. We will introduce a Child Protection Bill to protect children from propaganda that attempts to confuse them with gender ideology or groom them into early sexual activity. We will also control our borders by pushing illegal boats back across the Channel and introducing strict caps on student and work visas while ensuring we train enough young British people to do the jobs that need to be done in this country. I Edward say that if anyone votes Lib/Lab/ Con or any other left wing parties they need their head examined. Heritage could, with your help make Britain great again. Anyone who votes labour or tory or any other left wing party need their head examined

[@ChrispyNut]

PMSL @ the animator's teeny injection of "Truss". @ 0:30 Nicely done. 👌

[@johnriegner3397]

As an American, it seems to me like neither Truss nor Sunak nor May were ever able to really control their party, which is what I'd imagine the voters want. Here, people want politics to be boring. We want someone to just be competent and do their job. I can't imagine brits feel much different in that regard

[@bradw8102]

I hope Brenda from Bristol has been getting all the royalties she's entitled to for that clip since 2017.

[@jonathanwilliams1776]

I love that they put that clip in! Sadly, it's probably owned by the BBC, so she's probably not seen a penny

[@zigowl1193]

Nothing can save that shower of a political party. Thank God.

[@halmycroft194]

They... chose to call themselves the CBA? 😂

[@BenHDR]

Fellow brits, what did we all eat for breakfast today? I had egg on toast

[@MonkoK14]

banana and coffee, but egg on toast is a good shout rn, cheers

[@Froge0]

Weetabix and a cup of joe

[@wile123456]

British cousine is eating like its still WW2 and you're on food stamps

[@ganrimmonim]

Toast and peanut butter.

[@simonhopkins3867]

smoked salmon and scrambled eggs on sourdough.

[@MattTheSpratt]

....I mean, hey, if they wanna go down to literally single digit seats, they can crack on!

[@latro666]

The tory party is like someone ordering a pizza and can't decide on what toppings they want so they just pick everything which costs a fortune, they hate the taste so they think i know i'll order from a different pizza shop next time, thinking it'll make a difference. So they chuck it in the bin, order from another pizza shop, they still can't decide what toppings they want so they add them all in again.... and lo and behold... it tastes like crap.

[@guss77]

As a bystander (not a UK citizen) I don't have a stake, but as a lefty I think the Tories ousting Sunak - the most competent leader they had in close to 5 years - is a boon to Labour and I will urge them to do so. Only with a completely defeated and disgraced conservative party can the UK attempt to fix what is really broken in that country - the non-proportional first-by-the-post anti-democratic election system that puts pretty faces ahead of policy in what a citizen needs to consider in the voting booth, and penalizes minority opinions into nonexistence.

[@sdrawkcabUK]

I agree, but don’t be surprised when under PR we have a massive surge in support for r-wing parties, as we have seen across Europe.!

[@guss77]

@@sdrawkcabUK they are allowed to present their arguments in parliament, the same as green and pirate parties - it's important that they are allowed to participate, which under the current system they aren't. It's the democratic thing to do.

[@user-nv5ve9ld7t]

@@sdrawkcabUK So you agree that it’s undemocratic but want to keep it that way… to suppress ‘right wing’ voters. I’d say that’s pretty undemocratic of you, and thus very illiberal. Does someone not have equal right to participate in democracy if they happen to be, ‘right wing’?

[@JelMain]

Most competent? In my book, there's no relative, either you're competent or you aren't. And partway competent? No, that's still incompetent.

[@guss77]

@@JelMain I'm pretty sure there's a spectrum there - like for most things. Binary thinking will be the downfall of humanity...

[@ShabibAnsari]

"Give us power, it'll save you" - Purportedly selfless Tories

[@OllieX123]

It’s funny that they think the public wants their alternative and that’s why Sunak is doing badly.

[@TomSmith-jp1es]

I think it's more that they want to keep their seats. If they can convince their local constituency that they tried to get rid of the 'bad Tory elite', they might cling onto their seat, even if the Tories lose the election. If they do nothing and don't challenge Sunak, their right-wing constituents might switch to Reform or even stay home. It's more self-preservation than thinking their version of the party would be popular nationwide.

[@Ultravenom1]

The tories sure know how to be the party of change 😂

[@apkk5594]

I really can't understand why anyone would want to replace Sunak before the election. They would be truly self deluded to think they can do anything to turn the party around and would only ruin their chance to be leader in opposition (the best anyone in that party can expect).

[@patbaker2199]

Doesn't matter who they get, it just makes them look worse, and they have lost no matter what anyway. The crazy thing is that some people will still vote for them.

[@andrewdunbar828]

Ah yes the good old Plot Ditch.

[@deanstyles2567]

I'm not from the UK, but the ability to call a general election is up to Sunak, isn't it? Can he just threaten to call it if other MPs are pushing to replace him? Are those MPs willing to play chicken given the polls?

[@Frankablu]

It hardly matters, the election must be called this year and when the Tories call it they will lose power. Even if someone else takes Sunak's job in a last minute coup, it's a time limited role.

[@dav3bassman]

The CBA group!!!! Couldn't have put it better myself and I CBA with them either xD xD xD aaaaahahahahahahaha :D what's next, the WTF group, the FU group? The BS group? xD xD that made my day lol

[@AndreAmorim-AA]

🤣

[@dogglebird4430]

I voted Tory in 2019 for just one reason - it was the only chance of securing Brexit. Next time, I will vote Reform.

[@chazer0075]

Fascist

[@dogglebird4430]

@@chazer0075 Go back to school and learn what fascism is. Education is a wonderful thing.

[@Gary-le7dz]

The public will ditch him , not that they ever voted for him ….. atrocious govt

[@johnpugh3348]

Austerity? the national debt has gone from 800billion to nearly 3 trillion.

[@English_Dawn]

A couple of points. Your polling is missing the party currently polling third on 13% the Reform Party. The General Election will be on new boundaries. The Reform Party is more conservative than the Conservative Party. New boundaries means Scotland losing 2 seats including Moray. Wales losing 7 or 8 seats. Neither Starmer or Sunak are seen as strongmen when across the world strongmen call the shots, Putin, Xi, etc. What happens to the SNP vote will be interesting. What happens to the Red Wall will be crucial. Or will people resist voting?

[@andybrice2711]

I think if they "Move Right" they'll still lose. It's not as simple as Left vs Right. The UK electorate generally want more sustainable immigration levels, but also better-funding for core public services. More free enterprise, but higher taxes on big businesses.

[@Hominid00inthemirrow]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Don't you feel sorry for Fishi Sunak.? No.? Me neither.😂

[@KindaWheezy]

CBA is an appropriate name

[@fireycyndaquil5026]

perfect name for them. I don't like them calling the Truss lot as the rebel alliance.

[@sayno2lolzisback]

I burst out laughing at that. It must be done on purpose. There's no way

[@PhantomRaspberryBlower]

Given the massive holes in capability and finance the government is leaving in the next few years, and unaddressed problems like looking after an increasingly frail and aging population, winning the next election could be even worse for the Tories than losing it.

[@_Frenchy]

Heard it all before, they don't deserve my vote.

[@hughallison4639]

Having four leaders within the space of a year only shows massive weakness in the Party itself.

[@azurhadzinurbegovic4707]

This!! RIP Sunak.

[@Jsnwrd]

Can't be arsed.

[@chiaraventura8384]

I was thinking about this hypothesis when I woke up lol

[@ZachBobBob]

Laughed out loud at that CBA acronym

[@charleswhitney3235]

can't be arsed

[@chrisbyron8258]

If they replace Sunak and install ANOTHER unelected PM, then the Tories will suffer a worse defeat than they're already predicted for. The public will punish them for swapping PM again.

[@robinlewington95]

A quick look at the thumbnail and i was thinking "if only ".

[@sinocte]

As an outsider, for a while now it's seemed like Sunak would quite like to be at least somewhat competent, but his party won't allow such nonsense.

[@johnstewart4943]

Has anyone told the CBA that their acronym usually means "can't be arsed" 😂

[@willumbermarchant5510]

Was gonna but CBA

[@JollyJozza]

The CBA 😂 they can't be serious?

[@christianround2774]

There is no serious plot to replace Sunak. this is a non story and it wouldn't work anyway. If there was ever a serious challenge, he would just call the election.

[@timvlaar]

2:20 What is the party that is shown polling at 3 seats? I feel like I've never seen it before.

[@tessjuel]

It's Plaid Cymru

[@Badcardgameben]

I love that fact in England we have the Slag CBA meaning can't be assed which honestly is about right for this party

[@dm9078]

They need to bring back, Boris!😂😂😂

[@ashadash4594]

Lol that was a great end to the video

[@leedevlin8260]

I doubt 4 leadership change is gonna inspire confidence or morale😂😂 those idiots jus wanted to pin all the blame on sunak for all their own bad decisions

[@NineWorldsFromDrew]

No photo for Truss - very on the nose! 😂

[@Hadrian363]

Why go to the effort when he will be gone anyway within a year. The tories nedd to realise that it doesnt matter who is the leader they are finished

[@georgewaller7080]

The language is very interesting here: strategy to hold onto power no matter what what is best for this country…

[@drjimmy8498]

The government in it's intireraty needs booting out.

[@BritGeeks]

I got to 2:17 and had to pause to write this. Are you seriously telling me the "rebel alliance" in the Tory backbench is CBA?! I've never seen a more fitting acronym! (Can't Be Arsed)

[@cheesebiscuits6323]

4:22 this is way too funny to have been a tory’s idea. Also, very self aware.

[@ragerancher]

Shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic...

[@anneloving8405]

They all need to go.

[@Jimmy-vm5wj]

Replacing Sunak is a bad idea to be honest.

[@Sol3UK]

Wow, first channel to remember there are right wing liberals/libertarians. It's not all left wing.

[@artyb27]

Just starting the video but I think the thumbnail might be missing a "to"

[@jake-fo6yy]

sir king Henry! ive heard they are talking about you through a secret network of letters!

[@emanym]

They should just let things run their course. Glide into opposition peacefully, and then analyse your mistakes and rebuild 😅

[@tonyb9735]

First, they would have to admit that they made any, which is not something the Tories are capable of. No, they'll keep on doubling down, offering tax cuts to the rich while hollowing out public services and moving ever further to the right and becoming ever more vindictive towards the weak and the vulnerable in society. That's Tory policy in a nutshell. Always has been.

[@cjmhall]

Try telling that to the backbenchers who are about to lose their seats.

[@emanym]

@@cjmhall They can go back to the private sector. They should all have friends who owe them favours.

[@LukVik]

Let Sunak the goat 🐐 go !!!!

[@fundude365]

Was it wise for this group to choose an acronym that is overwhelmingly accepted to mean "Can't Be Arsed?"

[@BlakeJamesEpicBlog]

Not the CBA 😂🤣

[@cof6466]

Thats the Church in Kings Langley where Edmund of Langley is buried

[@davidsimpson4046]

The CBA 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LyricalLacerations]

Who in their right mind wants to be pm at this point or leader of the conservative party lol.

[@johnscrimgeour4888]

In the immortal words of "Captain Jean Luke Piccard" MAKE IT SO. 😅😅😅😅

[@TheStobb50]

It’s not the leadership it’s the party is tired and it needs a root and branch reform and I would say get rid of the extremist, extremist never get anywhere in the uk

[@mcbased675]

Truss didn’t even get a picture 😂😂😂😂

[@autarchprinceps]

The Torries are headed for a massive defeat either way, not just if they don’t oust Sunak.

[@davidpowell6098]

I thought these grifters were supposed to be representing their constituents, and not forming little gangs to get a better seat at the trough.?

[@theconqueringram5295]

Sounds more like a party issue than a purely Sunak one.

[@phooogle]

I CBA with our political system.

[@TOP.FOX.]

Their is no going back for the tories now they had their chance with a 180 seat majority. And they blew it big time now leave sunak as pm.and face the total anilalation. That they deserve.

[@Vonononie]

Is this just so another person can get an ex-Prime Minister pension, a position in the Lords, and can sell more end of PM honours? If they swap out the leader every months they can get at least 6 more people on this cushy payroll

[@bexxyboo96]

7:24 that lady definitely captures the feelings of most people in the UK whenever this topic comes up.

[@JonasHamill]

Remember when Theresa May described the party as 'strong and stable'?

[@bluegoose7832]

love the CBA acronym, it's truly fitting for the tory government

[@johnmagill7831]

Sunak wouldn't be too bothered if he's deposed as he'll be off to America shortly

[@davidpryce5079]

Right??? There is no right-leaning party in the UK!! 😔

[@user-nv5ve9ld7t]

There’s Reform, vote for them. They’re polling at 12% right now.

[@davidpryce5079]

@@user-nv5ve9ld7t Hmm, thinking more in terms of National Rally in France, PVV in the Netherlands, the SD in Sweden or the AfD in Germany.

[@user-nv5ve9ld7t]

@@davidpryce5079 Okay, but Reform is the closest you have. And they seem right wing enough, for example net zero on immigration. That’s literally the stance of all the parties you mentioned. Against Islamisation of Europe and pro assimilation and having a central unifying culture, underpinned by nationalistic values and ideals. Again, Reform’s close enough.

[@Mark-cd3vd]

It's all a game it's all fixed

[@Brokout]

The Nat-C party, Evil Plotters, The Five Families… something tells me these lot are the bad guys 🤔

[@davidoldboy5425]

I wish they'd hurry up

[@dukeofglasgow9354]

7:25 this lady says it all 😆