Is Reform UK Preparing for Government?

[@redjarvis]

Anyone else think that Misspelling Garage is Interaction Bait

[@MusicalScreaming]

wdym, I see no issues with how they spelt garage

[@redjarvis]

@@MusicalScreaming that got you to write a reply didn’t it

[@NobodyAsked-xh8cs]

...You're doing exactly what they do. Even if it works, it's still pretty bad. : |

[@jonethomas3892]

Nigel will park his self and his followers and fill all the car parks out side hp.

[@redjarvis]

@@jonethomas3892 agree

[@sirswellow7210]

Great Video about Nigel Garage

[@davidcooks2379]

KZbin might block you for hate speech just for mentioning his name

[@syiniydethepotatoe9486]

@@davidcooks2379 Adolf Hitler

[@patriot9487]

@@davidcooks2379 It's literally the top comment

[@timowagner1329]

​@@davidcooks2379KZbin might block you because you spammed this under every single comment

[@Aubrey2004-j4k]

@@davidcooks2379😂don’t be dramatic David

[@Englishcrusader24]

I'm definitely voting for Garage and his cause in 2029, we need to stop the illegal cargration and leave the ECHR (European Cars Hibernation Retreat).

[@TaySplatoon]

So true

[@Pheonix-gb6qu]

Garage 2029 🔥🔥

[@Donald_Monaghan90]

It's funny to see how the British gradually choose worse and worse politicians. When Farage wins, we will laugh a lot.

[@jaycee330]

He'll have to battle Stammer for it.

[@AgastyaMacha]

0:55 "Can Garage get Reform into Govt." TLDR you guys need to proof watch.

[@korayven9255]

No, no, no. I like where this is going. Let them continue.

[@AnthonyAfrikaans]

Proofing isn’t their strong suit. Nor is being unbiased or relaying the facts/truth…

[@adamcieslicki]

Missing a B

[@januszdelondres]

it should be spelt "faraj".

[@shawklan27]

​@@AnthonyAfrikaans uh huh...

[@Jim90117]

With the way Starmer is nosediving his career I wouldn't be suprised if reform were prepping for it.

[@kushagradixit8101]

if current government is unable to fix immigration and economy his popularity will rise more

[@verystripeyzebra]

More likely if the media were honest with the population about our need for immigration then perhaps we'd be more realistic. 1980 our fertility rate dropped to 1.5 Meaning we do not produce enough workers. It is no surprise immigration rose sharply 20 years later. As the 1980 onwards generations reach retirement our need for immigration will drop dramatically. Current workers pay current pensions . Solve that conundrum and you can reduce immigration. We get the immigration we need.

[@sliftyy]

​@@verystripeyzebraJapan has had low fertility and did not choose to replace it's native population with unskilled and culturally incompatible foreigners. It's a simple choice. Natalist policies like that Hungary has is the only real choice.

[@C.I...]

@@verystripeyzebraWe need zero immigration.

[@doghat1619]

@@verystripeyzebra People have fewer kids because it's tougher and tougher to afford a family these days. If child benefit was raised, people would have more children. Immigration is the simple band-aid fix, it doesn't fix the problem, but governments don't like long-term solutions because they need results before the next election.

[@verystripeyzebra]

@@doghat1619 less children is mostly a product of health outcomes. But yes the cost of living will play it's role. Even if we managed to increase the birth rate, that's a 20 year wait, by then the 80s onwards generation will be approaching retirement and our need for immigration will fall drastically. In the meantime, we have to deal with today.

[@danielchamberlain5067]

Garage? Awesome typo.

[@C-RENITY]

Ruso Farage loves the UK Garage

[@davidcooks2379]

KZbin might block you for hate speech just for mentioning his name

[@LängeLeveÄlgen]

@@davidcooks2379 Stop the cap

[@StormShadowHarris]

@@davidcooks2379Who, Nigel Farage?

[@BeardmanVaush]

More like Garbage.

[@Steviebond2]

Short answer, no. Because FPTP will deny them winning seats. Just ask the Greens.

[@PGATProductions]

the issue with this is that they are rarely anyone’s first pick, only second or third for example so they dont win any seats

[@TheCommentor-]

@@PGATProductions it seems like because we are being polarised and labour and conservatives are sort of seen as boring, causing economic stagnation, sort of centre left socially, centre right economically parties I think if there isn’t a new party on the right and the left unite in a new party such as Lib Dems, this could be the end for labour and conservatives but this could just be me being optimistic and wanting someone in charge who isn’t part of the boring uniparty of the torries and labour

[@User-r5g5f]

Conservative voters will jump ship to Reform now that it is the party of the future.

[@PGATProductions]

@@TheCommentor- no chance of a third party winning government. real question is how can they challenge the opposition.

[@TheCommentor-]

@@PGATProductions I mean it’s happened recently throughout Europe so why can’t it happen in the uk, I meat 5 years is a while, I don’t think reform is even 5 years old and look how far they’ve come

[@karankapoor2701]

It'll depend on tories if they are willing to form an alliance with them otherwise they'll running separate only benefit labour

[@Wearywillie-x5t]

Reform would vanish into the tory party. The only big gun that Reform has is Farage. The Tories dont want Reforms collection of football hooligans and wife beaters spouting obscene racial slurs all over KZbin

[@davidcooks2379]

Yep, Reform and Conservatives should behave the same as LibDem and Labour respectively. I.e. be on more or less the same platform and not oppose each other in marginal seats

[@SDDT24]

@@davidcooks2379granted Lib Dem are more of a middle class suburbs party while labour are metropolitan so they get in each others way less often

[@davidshepherd8917]

That won’t happen because the tories are pro mass migration, reform isn’t

[@johnjordan1948]

No, because theyre stealing more of the vote from labour than the Tories. They keep getting called a far right party just because they are against illegal immigration (which every party was only 15 years ago) when half they're supporters are left wing brexiteers and over half of they're policies are left wing.

[@JeffBilkins]

Farages creating a weird party structure is a lot like Geert Wilders and the PVV in the Netherlands, which is basically his own fiefdom with the kind of people who thrive here.

[@doghat1619]

Yeah, he was clearly unsatisfied by UKIP, which wouldn't allow him to do Tyrannical actions such as Deselecting their candidate for Clacton (Douglas Carswell, UKIP's only MP) so that Farage can run instead and have the best chance at Parliament. Of course, Reform? He deselected their candidate for Clacton (Tony Mack) after promising over the phone to refund Tony Mack for all his advertising costs so far, and offer him a permanent position on Farage's staff if he won the seat. Farage... immediately broke those promises. But Tony Mack has no way to receive recompense, because Reform is not a standard political party, it doesn't have checks against corruption like this, it was explicitly designed to let Farage do whatever he wants.

[@tonysmith2721]

Who cares, just so long as it isn’t Starmer or Sunak.

[@craig361]

​@tonysmith2721 that mind set is what landed us starmer

[@davidshepherd8917]

@@craig361he’s talking about the structure, why do I care how reform is set up

[@craig361]

@@davidshepherd8917 I was replying to tony not Jeff who was talking about leaders not structures

[@PLuMUK54]

There isn't a political leader that I'd trust to help me cross the road. If Starmer shook my hand, I count my fingers. If Farage did, I'd be wiping the slime off my hands. As for the Tory Candidates... It's hardly surprising that fewer people are voting. We need a "None of the Above" option. Then, maybe, parties would think twice before selecting some candidates.

[@davidcooks2379]

People should get active and form their own parties or get involved into party politics an influence the agenda.

[@EngineerRunner]

jeremy corbyn? i'd trust him to help me across the road

[@JeffBilkins]

I think the type of people who make it as leaders of a party might not be the best to lead a government.

[@alexcovey1200]

Tories would just sneer at you unless their is a camera.

[@PLuMUK54]

​@@alexcovey1200 My local MP (labour) only shows his face for photo opportunities.

[@deBaer]

0:52 Maybe tell your titles editor to turn off autocorrect?

[@kzm1934]

The G key is right next to the F key

[@MustraOrdo]

Nah, this was a rare funny TLDR mistake I approve of.

[@westy6214]

or probably engagement farming - more comments more activity more promotion

[@drewkavi6327]

@@MustraOrdo rare?

[@DominickvdHoff]

He's pulling a Geert Wilders with this party sctructure

[@fesyuki]

And he will end up like wilders's party a party with the same problems as the outgoing one

[@mrrolandlawrence]

you mean heavily subsidised by foreign *security services* ?

[@MovieRiotHD]

Yeah, appearantly it can work!

[@hegantank6495]

@@fesyuki you mean by becoming the biggest party?

[@fesyuki]

@@hegantank6495 post elections I mean

[@michaelgreen1515]

The irony is if most of his supporters know their positions on the NHS and voter reform and the House of Lords, then those same voters wouldn't vote for them.

[@yeeticus7206]

His position on then NHS is a system that is free at the point of use but it just changes the structure of funding for it. For the patients the way in which you get treatment is exactly the same. The model he supports is the same model used in many European countries. Just because it involves private investment, people with no brain immediately think that means private healthcare when it just doesn’t. If they enacted the model he supports, every single patient walking into the NHS would be consulted and treated for free exactly as they are now.

[@obaidaahmed7540]

​@@yeeticus7206 because its that simple

[@yeeticus7206]

@@obaidaahmed7540 what’s “that simple”?

[@davescott7680]

​@@yeeticus7206their proposals for NHS make no logical sense. And will just further dismantle NHS and waste more money.

[@jackster2568]

​@@davescott7680Yeah I'm sure the average tldr viewer knows the logical sense of anything

[@SDDT24]

If Labour and conservatives continue to be ruder-less they could easily poll in the 20%s , polls currently say they’re at 18/19%- doubt that have the geographical ground game to win

[@SDDT24]

@@user-kx6wl8hz8vmeh I think immigration/crime is still a huge issue all over Europe

[@regarded9702]

​@@user-kx6wl8hz8v sorting the economy out isn't exactly easy though, and even if they do whose to say another war won't kick off in 2028 and ruin it again.

[@PBI45]

​@@user-kx6wl8hz8vFingers crossed the economy will recover by 2029. I will not see the UK devolve further into Farage's vision of big corporations fucking us all even harder than they already do.

[@Jennyeq]

@@user-kx6wl8hz8v It'll be hard to sort the economy out - An aging population on one hand, 10 million low/ no skilled migrants relying on benefits having entered the UK in the last decade on the other. The productive worker in the middle are being squeezed into oblivion.

[@Phyt5]

@@Jennyeqthere has not been 10 million immigrants in the last decade and almost all arrive in skilled visas or students

[@Tjeran]

Wouldn't it be easier to keep UK parties together if the election system had proportional representation as most other European countries?

[@loowyatt6463]

No, that would cause the major parties to instantly split into many different parties. Especially with how complicated the UK is

[@CritLoren]

@@loowyatt6463 I don't see how that's a bad thing, you could still put a priority list so if you wanted a party on the left to win you can put them all at the top but put the one who you align closer with first, rather than having to take the bad with the good in the current system.

[@IVaV1]

@@CritLoren Nobody claimed it was a bad thing. All that's being said is it wouldn't keep big parties together, which is true regardless of if you prefer proportional rep. or not

[@gaarakabuto1]

People are too short sighted on all the issues of first FPTP (I hope it is not just because Labour won and it is a matter of genuine dislike) and forget that the reason British politics, a rather complicated case of politics has remain relatively easy to grasp and to keep up with because of the current structure which is only possible through FPTP. Also the whole point of FPTP is to have a strong representative for each electoral county. The concept is that you vote for the best representative of your county first and then the party second and honestly compared to every other country the representatives in UK are much more active. On top of that the other positive of FPTP is to limit only legitimate party support and not short term waves of marginalised voters (and by extension forces the bigger parties to try and represent those voters too in their next campaign) this way extremist parties are left out of the government and they require to obtain a long term running history, making parties like ukip to shamble in it's own weight. Just as an example imagine if ukip was in the margin that would be allowed by the proportional system, probably the party would never break up due to their hold of power and the scandals would just build up over time. FPTP is not a perfect system, but either is proportional, there are better solutions and definitely some necessary transitional solution to implement first.

[@Vandel96]

In sweden there doesnt seem to be much of a difference to here with the parties. They have an equivalent of all of them, which dont really like working together.

[@Mitjitsu]

The electoral system pretty much forces a bunch of competing ideologies under the guise of one party, because parties don't want to split, because it will split the vote and allow the other big party to win by default.

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

Didn't this guy immedietly make german and Spanish passport for his children AFTER brexit vote to ensure he entitled to free EU visas? Also offshore his company to dutch. How anyone still trust this guy after such "hah, rule for you, not for me, sucks for you Being poor" Move is beyond me.

[@SammyInnit]

So what if he did? If he's entitled to, what's the problem beyond hypocrisy?

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

@@SammyInnit he make sure his family keep enjoying EU benefit and protecting HIMSELF from brexit effect. He made sure himself safe from policy he promote while leaving everyone else to bear the brunt. Are you blind?

[@SammyInnit]

​​@absentmindedshirokuma8539 But they're entitled to it? His wife was Born in Germany, she is German, her/his Children are half German. Your argument amounts to nothing more than suggesting foreigners shouldn't be able to apply for a passport in the UK.

[@absentmindedshirokuma8539]

@@PowerfulMJ he make himself immune to brexit policy he promote.

[@Tomasalba-c6s]

​@@PowerfulMJ of course you dont🙄

[@tommylau7457]

Rishi never "balanced" between Kemi and Tom, he was simply following the footsteps of David

[@uplink-on-yt]

0:53 Thank you. I've been in a depressive mood all day. This made me laugh, and gave me a break before I return to that state shortly.

[@keoun9759]

Step 1) Fabricate and tell people what to hate Step 2) Promise to fix it with a simple one line solution Step 3) ??? Step 4) Profit

[@Phyt5]

@@IITJII95more brown and black people? I don’t care that much

[@alexx_]

​@@Phyt5 imagine summing it up to just skin colour then calling the others racist 😂

[@L-d4y]

@@IITJII95 explain to me exactly how revoking climate change legislation and the 2010 equality act would help any of the problems that happened since 1998 wait wait wait since 1998? between 1998 and 2001 the country was at its strongest? we had more people in university, the NHS has its budget increased by 200 percent, the department of education had it increased by nearly double, crime decreased and the businesslike micro-management of the police worked for a brief while, and we actually had more money than we knew what to do with under Brown, until the money stopped working in 2008 abroad, Britain led its intervention in Kosovo, bringing an end to mistreatment of Albanians by the Yugoslav government, we did the same in Sierra Leone and brought and end to the criminally exploitative diamond trade down there then we had 2001, and Iraq came from there and then we had the attacks in 2005 and it all came crashing down for Labour, CT leg was always seen as draconic, and the right just wanted to burn and blame emigrants and trans people for every societal issue ever for some reason and then we go on a bit as the country starts to suffer from urban decay and it all falls apart, the NHS starts to go, the police are being sold off to G4S as crime ramps up nationwide, we keep failing to build anything for some reason, we cut flood defences, leading to flooding, we cut farmers grants under austerity, a david cameron policy, and that went *really* well, didn't it? Then 2016 and oh god then 2017 and oh god it got worst, there were 4 terror attacks and we keep getting worst and worst from there so yeah, we're fabricating a lot of problems, blaming them on problems that aren't actually problems, or just not dealing with them because voters wouldn't actually vote for them if politicians dealt with problems

[@jackster2568]

​@@Phyt5I don't care about grooming gangs as long as I have my foreign food amirite?

[@mix3k818]

@@jackster2568 there aren't enough to call it a systemic issue

[@iGamezRo]

TLDR has made mistakes in their videos for a while now. Guys, be more careful with whom you hire as editors. This could be a typo, or just as well an attempt by the editor to make fun of Farage, which, as independent, transparent, and impartial journalists, you shouldn't do.

[@lukepardoe2583]

TLDR aren't impartial. They try to be, however unfortunately fail.

[@nomoreheroes93]

Not someone with the handle “iGamezRo” calling out typos, the irony.

[@nomoreheroes93]

@@lukepardoe2583name one news organisation that is impartial? 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@iGamezRo]

@@nomoreheroes93 I was 11 when I made this account. Maybe don't judge people from their cringy names they came with over 6 years ago.

[@lukepardoe2583]

@nomoreheroes93 none of them are. Which reinforces my point. TLDR try (key word there) to be impartial but unfortunately fail. Credit to them for giving it a go tho 👍

[@fragfmgill]

Good video. I think Farage has done great so far.

[@yellowletters9465]

If UKIP in the EU parliament is anything to go by, the idea that all 5 reform MPs will still be reform Mps by the end of parliament is laughable

[@matteocanova6173]

Let's go reform❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@NeoDoug1]

Yes, please go. Far away.

[@William366Evans]

Nigel in all illegal immigrants especially filthy Muslims out

[@archvaldor]

We need to return the garages.

[@braxxian]

Love him or hate him at least Farage stands for something and has a clear message.

[@tomgibson6801]

Farage stands for Farage, thats it

[@sgb6476]

I don't know what he stands for anymore?

[@sanjoyroy5139]

Absolutely

[@xenonn7275]

The move farage made is similar to that of Wilders here. He also has full grip on the party by removing the democratic process. It keeps the extremists out.

[@npcknuckles5887]

It'll take 20-30 years before Nigel is seriously able to compete at that level. Yes, Reform got 4M votes, but it was the same vote share that UKIP got. There has been no movement beyond that amount. Unfortunately, Brits are still overwhelmingly in a tribalist Red Team vs Blue Team mentality and so we will just keep switching between Lab and Con for the next few decades.

[@Hemalkukurkure]

1) most voters of brexit were oldies of whom most died,while others didn't vote in the 24 general elections 2) Brexit was widely unpopular after its inception and quickly became the most detested,yet reform got similar amounts of votes 3) the number of voters in this year's ge was less and yet reform maintained a similar stature

[@mike-A299]

Not to mention that most Reform "supporters" are bot accounts. The ones in real life are sex offenders and lonely old men.

[@TheRealVenom448]

This is different, no longer just about Brexit but about wokeness, unchecked immigration, government overreach, and an obvious British kleptocracy.

[@tinypardus]

Fortunately* Brits don’t want to vote for far right scumbags

[@tinypardus]

@@TheRealVenom448 if you throw in even more buzzwords then people might believe it

[@Leberteich]

5:57 I read paragraph 6.28.1 carefully and cannot help but concluding that a motion of non- confidence from within the parliamentary Reform group can only ever happen even theoretically if there are at least 50 Reform MPs. Note the 'whichever is GREATER'.

[@marilynlucero9363]

Nigel Garage hosts people like: Acadia, Aria, Ariel, Dakota, Danica, Dorris, Mack, Melanie, and Mercedes. Miles, Cooper, Bentley, Aston, Jensen, Lincoln, Morgan, and Cruz.

[@n.y.8916]

Hey folks, there's a typo at 0:57 "Garage" instead of "Farage"

[@RealGilbertGan]

Ackshually it's spelled "Can Garage Get Deform into Gov't" lol

[@almighty3946]

The reason why their target is unrealistic at best and downright delusional at worst is down to three factors: tactical voting, FPTP and not having a broad enough appeal.

[@Lotus-r9t]

Stoping immigrants is surported by so many British people just on it's own.🇬🇧 REFORM UK 🇬🇧👍

[@BRISTOL97]

The more that immigration is not dealt with, the greater the appeal will be. Le Pen’s growth in France did not occur overnight. I think the leafy middle class market towns in the south, traditionally tory heartlands but with a tendency to vote Lib Dem if disgruntled, may switch to reform when large amounts of immigrants begin to populate their towns.

[@jjnix95]

@@BRISTOL97 Why would they stop immigration if that is the only thing that motivates people to vote for them, genius?

[@Lukejb2Butterworth]

Reform got 14.3 % of the national vote yet they could only turn that into .08% of seats or 5 actual seats . Conservatives got a 23.7% nat vote which with reforms 14.3% is 38% which is 4% more than labour . This means reform threw away around 13-14 % of the right leaning vote which allowed labour to take 63% of seats with only 33% of the vote

[@duckduck4073]

Fptp moment

[@darthkek1953]

Scotland proves tipping points. The SNP got almost no seats but a good amount of vote. Then there comes a point on a relatively small % increase they swept the board. Same with Lib Dems to a lesser degree. They almost always polled high but got relatively few seats. This time round they got basically the same proportion of seats as they got proportion of the vote. Even a small % increase for Reform, in the right areas, could be a relatively large amount of seat increase.

[@loowyatt6463]

Thats actually not completely true as reform didn’t juat steal tory votes.

[@lewwylately7467]

The problem isn't reform, it's the "conservative" party. They ruined this country, destroyed their own reputation, and then had the absolute gall to try and stand for re-election. I don't mind a centre-left party for the people that like that sort of thing, but don't call it conservative.

[@TheTonytiger89]

Bold of you to assume right leaning people vote Conservative.

[@OilBaron100]

Corey Barnadi had a similar party structure here in Australia with his party “Australian Conservatives”. He performed poorly at his first election and he decided to wind up the larty and keep all of the membership fees with no consultation with members and no refunds.

[@andyszlamp2212]

perhaps...

[@SarahWalker-Smith]

Very few people are still interested or taken in by the centrist Parties. Most people want economics which support public services and growth and relatively conservative social policy, all carried out by a Party who don’t all have their snouts in the trough , constantly ask permission from the Davos gang or the Americans or Israelis and actually represent the British electorate .Whether Reform are capable of such remains to be seen . I would be very surprised if they were but I think we are heading toward a seismic change .

[@Wearywillie-x5t]

Farage has no desire to be PM. PMs are expected to make things better. Farage doesn't do positive things. Farage wants to make lots of money without responsibly. Braking windows is easy. Fitting new glass isn't.

[@C.I...]

*breaking

[@JeffBilkins]

The far right can't govern, we should know this by now

[@frosty_mentos1238]

Garage*

[@SDDT24]

Exposing real issues isnt being negative , and wouldn’t fixing those negative issues would be a net positive - politics need action not pretending we live in some utopia while the house is on fire

[@swanchamp5136]

​@@SDDT24Fartrage and Reform are not about fixing anything, it's about misdirection, grift and farming anger. That's why they blame everything on immigration, trans people, human rights and environmental policies. There solutions seem to be massively deportations, (invading France to do it as well, so include starting a war with France), denying people's existence (leading to higher self termination rates), scrapping ECHR which we were the main authors of ( the real goal will be to suppress and remove current workers rights so companies can get rid of sick pay, paid holidays, breaks, maybe even toilet breaks if Amazon gets involved) and then dropping us out of the green energy race to rip up our green and verdant land with fracking, coal mining and drilling for oil all so private companies can sell it back to us at international prices so we don't even profit from the country being ripped apart.

[@Srindal4657]

Nigel is just a negotiator for his specific group. The thing we should be doing is hiring our own representatives, rather than voting for someone else's.

[@AchyutChaudhary]

*I don’t understand…given the highly unpopular decision of Brexit & its consequences (with a majority willing to rejoin now) - why is the former ‘Brexit’ Party suddenly surging in the polls against the also rising EU support? 🤔*

[@MrCreativent]

Because most don't care enough to poll. Wheras most of these polls are either people looking for them to push ego politics, or are spending too much time online in targeted echo chambers.

[@nightshade7111]

Political polarisation, nations divided. It's happening everywhere.

[@Wearywillie-x5t]

Reform has taken the right wing of the tories and their supporters along with the people who are right wing in Labour areas but always voted Labour because hey always had. Reform probably has all the voters it ever will get.

[@jamie59685]

People aren't unhappy with Brexit, they're unhappy with how Brexit has been delivered

[@davidcooks2379]

It's not that unpopular. I am a remainer, but I am not so sure about rejoining. Europe has moved towards more integration. UK was barely tolerating integration as it was and resisted it. We won't get the same benefits if we were to rejoin now, most likely the EU will want to punish us. And freedom of movement now means lots of former Syrian refugees who now got German and Swedish citizenship, will flood this country as European immigrants. We definitely don't want that

[@roberthamilton4726]

I hope so.

[@jnyYT]

0:53 come on!!! the editorial is soon coming 🤩🤩🤩

[@theantagonist2147]

Exsoylent video!

[@jaycee330]

Garage vs Stammer, let's go!

[@AchyutChaudhary]

*Just curious, what happed to the 🟣 UKIP party?* They were literally the largest party in the latest European elections, but can’t even find any trace of them now...

[@samuelmelton8353]

They exist, just

[@mr.netflix9149]

I mean, they got what they wanted, so why should they still be big?

[@GarfieldtheDestroyer]

After Farage left UKIP its popularity crashed. It still exists but pretty much nobody cares about it nowadays

[@davidshepherd8917]

They got what they wanted (sort of) so they moved on

[@My_Old_YT_Account]

They dissolved and a lot of them joined up and made Reform UK

[@alexhutchinson7072]

It'd be nice to see similar videos looking into the futures of the Lib Dems and Green Party

[@jonathanwetherell3609]

All parties are a coalition of relatively like minded people. With out FPTP voting system the two main parties are a much broader "church". So long as they debate in private, so long as they resist internal coups, they work. The Conservative Party was taken over by a hard right coup (backed by the media and Tufton Street) and the current party is still split. Just that the new split is hard right v. very far right. This overlaps them with Reform.

[@HappyHonklerRecords]

Looks likely, and thanks to the woke ones for putting him in No. 10 in advance. Couldn't have done it without you.

[@newdlez2005]

i do not like pack keys

[@Jennyeq]

Seeing the state of places like Leicester and Birmingham, the UK needs a party that can take control of the immigration mess.

[@bloo_110]

i disagree, immigration is good!

[@curtac1233]

100%

[@verystripeyzebra]

Taking control of the immigration mess means working out how to pay pensions. How to staff the NHS and care work. 1980 fertility rate fell to 1.5 No surprise that immigration rose sharply 20 years later. Perhaps we should have kept freedom of movement with Europe. We get the immigration we need. Perhaps you are feeling the effects of poor Tory investment in services and infrastructure, not immigration.

[@soundscape26]

You need a bit more than blame immigration to lift a country's economy.

[@HarvesterYT]

And by 'the state' you mean 'too many brown people'

[@scottd1885]

As a Scot it seems like reform have fell flag on their arse where in Scotland, one reason being that no independence voter could ever back reform, and the other being they're too far right for the "Scottish right" it will be interesting to see how reform play Scotland over the next decade or so

[@7850-t6l]

I'm interested to know whether TLDR news will discuss 'the gay agenda' in the same casual fashion you bring up 'transgender ideology' in this video, as if simply existing within the wrong minority is a somehow political

[@goose9515]

when you try to play the centre between people who want rights for everyone vs people who want to take peoples' rights away this is what ends up happening

[@gregoryturk1275]

Didn’t he just read the manifesto?

[@PhilliesNostalgia]

I mean, can a Garage gets Reform into Government? That’s a good question. Garage doors typically don’t fit into a front door of a house

[@mdog2501]

God help the UK if Reform form the next government. Or any government!

[@RikudoRu]

Yes, they will run in with God's help, instead of Tory and Labour money draining

[@randle-s9y]

We need to get WEF jobby jabbers like Starmer out of our government. The alphabet mafia need to go

[@davidshepherd8917]

Imagine being content with the awful choices we’ve had all our lives instead of trying out a new party. God forbid we ever have change, no thanks. We’ll just stick with the problems and complain about them

[@WilliamHall-l8v]

There is alot of people in the country that believe in this man, it's the multi-cultures voters and ground root Labour voters that seem to regret there vote as most are suffering for it sadly.

[@howdan1985]

Why would you say something like that mdog? Do you know what any of REFORM's policies are? They want to take 7m of the lowest paid out of tax by raising the threshold to £20,000 and they want to introduce life skill classes like first aid into the education system.

[@Ratgibbon]

My conspiracy theory is that they made the 'Garage' typo on purpose to harvest engagement. And it works, I made this comment on it as well after all.

[@BuddhaofBlackpool]

It'd be great to see farage to get in to see him do a u turn too. As someone famous, he must be a club member to be there. No one except the WEF is changing anything.

[@AlienTreeGuy]

I can actually see some solid Swedish Democrat practices in this, and I'd be shocked if their influence didn't have a hand in the constitution. Their application of "No-Tolerance" towards upopular opinions backed by instant ostracization has probably saved them quite a lot of headache and I suspect it'll do the same thing for Reform. The bigger question is weather or not the absolutely broken UK political system will ALLOW Reform to take the top spot. Like, 5 seats versus lib dems 70-odd, despite Reform having much higher voting percentage is obviously so wrong it's insane. I also hope that if they take power, they completely demolish the green belt initiative. It's been the single most devastating thing to this country and has allowed the housing crisis to go from bad to horrific.

[@jamessteel9016]

Unless they merge with the Tories there’s no chance they will form a government.

[@karankapoor2701]

Alliance too

[@davidcooks2379]

Hidden alliance, similar to LibDem-Labour

[@lenniegodber7805]

Given how woefully under-representative the UKd FPTP election system is anyone in government can hardly claim to have the support of the people

[@jeffdady864]

Hope he does make prime minister, and sort out this dumping ground, and make England for the English, we only want people who have something to offer the country. Reform.

[@anneanderson4478]

@@jeffdady864 don't forget Scotland

[@remyrson9542]

The lack of proof watching and double checking information has been bad. You are letting your growth sabotage the quality of news. I hope you improve and actually try to be professional journalists.

[@davethomas8410]

Nigel has my vote

[@aidenwinter1117]

If they're not banging out some proper UK garage first day in gov I'm out

[@SupermotoZach]

No thank you!

[@MM-yi9zn]

The Very Best Wishes to Farage to become PM from Australia!

[@electric_whelk1653]

"the torys' relative centrism" good fucking lord the word "relative" is cruel these days

[@robadobadingdong7104]

What do you mean? The Torys are only marginally more right wing than Labour

[@Seeyou45]

They're the left most party in the international democracy union. The association of Centre-right parties across the world. Everyone else is to their right.

[@kravan5063]

I mean the tories aren't really conservative let's be real here.

[@doszl]

Indeed, they were more marxist than centrist.

[@Tonytones17]

It would be amazing

[@Gillemear]

For heaven's sake, Reform is as small as the Greens! Nobody seriously thinks the Greens would form a government! Its ridiculous to be giving so much time to so small a party

[@Josh-bn4lb]

Maddest cope I ever heard 😭😭

[@tealeafandco]

Did you not see how many votes they got.. they are potentially a serious threat to the conservative party. In many seats they came second after labour.

[@reiudfgq3vrh34ur]

Reform got close to 15% it's not inconsievable they can keep growing though 😅

[@Gillemear]

@Josh-bn4lb Well as I'm Irish and have no skin in the game, I really care little. If Reform was here though, it would be a laughing stock and definitely not given as big a platform as Reform. In fact if Nigel Farage did to Ireland what he did to the UK, he would be run off the island, not elected to the Dáil (Irish Parliament)!

[@Josh-bn4lb]

@@Gillemear a laughing stock? Ireland needs some leaders with some actual balls just as much as the rest of the western world. I’ve seen what the people are beginning to do in Ireland and good on them because your leadership is as broken and corrupt as the next

[@martinaltmann4031]

I fully endorse Nigel Farage! Not because I think he is competent in any way, but due to "you break it, you own it". He broke the UK by Brexit, so he should get the chance to fixit.

[@2dradon2]

Or break everything else...

[@dewsuschrist1621]

What logic is this.

[@JasonEyermann]

It’s crazy to think Farage now has a good chance of becoming the next PM.

[@gnoccialpesto]

Pythonesque even...

[@doghat1619]

He really doesn't. He has a non-0 chance, but definitely not a "good chance". The tories will bounce back. Labour will still be stronger, and the lib dems will still have more seats than reform at the next election.

[@LondonMoneyCashEnterprise]

He doesn’t tho

[@JasonEyermann]

@@LondonMoneyCashEnterprise I think he definitely does. He’ll get more votes next time and Labour will get less. Tories are finished.

[@peterjermey7235]

He doesn't

[@LeeGreen-ke7iu]

Lost loads voting base

[@ThePuma1707]

Nigel Garage xD

[@SRMkay]

"There were repeated stories about [UKIP] candidates exhibiting sexist, homophobic, and racist views." I'm failing to see how that wouldn't be a positive for a Reform candidate?

[@mix3k818]

It'd basically be the Tories all over again, but with a worse foreign policy.

[@karankapoor2701]

Says a tankie most likely

[@sdgfsdfagsdfgdsfhsdfghd]

Yep plus Farage and Reform are Kremlin puppets so expect to see even more Russian influence and pro-Russian policies

[@julianshepherd2038]

And the Scottish Government declaring independence and closing the border like France

[@Steven-vo4ee]

Worse *everything* policy.

[@SDDT24]

So like the current Labour government 😂, and tories were so unpopular as they never sticker to their promises which reform is more likely to do as they have no choice or fail

[@WilliamHall-l8v]

The people will vote to free the sausages 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@hello-825]

I nominate Mr Farage to be Earths ambassador on Mars. @Elonmusk. Please take him there. He will do a great job on the other planet.

[@thehammersmithcrumpetradar]

with the way things are going with Labour at the moment, both Reform UK and Liberal Democrats are prepping for government

[@robertmartin6800]

No, Reform are never going to be allowed to govern the UK, they're too far to the right. They're being tolerated right now because they aren't popular enough to matter yet, and it was Labour's turn so allowing them to eat up some of the Tories' seats wasn't a problem, but if they start getting too popular they'll be shut down.

[@samtheman4931]

20 years ago reform would be a center right party

[@steffanbull4671]

The only worry would be if they got in and did nothing as well 😂😂 Give them a chance though 👍👍

[@rubenrathgeber458]

Let's be for real, if he wins, it's over for the uk for good this time.

[@cantripleplays]

The world has been over since it’s inception

[@iluvfentsomuch]

i think it was over for the UK when whites became a minority in london

[@User-r5g5f]

7:11 you haven’t read it, the intensified vetting has already been put into practice.

[@RichardMilhousNixon-uo8ws]

The garage government scares me

[@sherbertufo5247]

Why exactly? What do you think he would do?

[@jb894]

Scared of a booming economy and peace deals. Oh you lot are a very weird bunch 😂

[@satisfied656]

At least they aren´t as gullible as the Maga-moron-movement from america!🤔 Nigel Farlage had a bit of brainz and common-sense unlike his counterpart from overseas🤮

[@joshez1]

​@@jb894We're scared of a con man leading a country

[@joshez1]

​@@jb894We're scared of a con man leading a country

[@sheilalockwood6975]

Take warning to what Nigel says those who are old enough do you remember Enoch Powell nobody listened to him then what happened 😊

[@tmoosy]

If he gets elected I'm leaving the country

[@daniel117100]

You move to an African or Asian country 😁

[@ArgumentumAdHominem]

Can it actually get any worse? :D

[@randle-s9y]

Go to Gaza. I'm sure you will be welcome there

[@davidshepherd8917]

Ok bye

[@DS-xg9kf]

Goodbye

[@AudreyHarwood-z8d]

We need this man in England xx

[@LaoGuo-x3p]

Disaster

[@tcbillyleung]

The glass... The glass appears at 5:55 😂 I saw that 😂

[@blackbaron0]

Make this video again in 3-4 years time. A lot can happen, like elections in the US, France and I think Germany. Farage has yet to show the credentis of a serious politician. Likes to think of being like Superman. In reality more like shows up with 'presents' from time to time but is not there consistently, like many an absent parent. At the moment Farage seems to have more in common with someone like Mary Whitehouse. A campainer/protester at best, and a heckler at worst. Reform got votes for sure, but like Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party it might be a case of passionate troops, but far too few in number. And the easiest thing in the world is to shout abuse from the cheap seats. When it's your turn on stage, how are you going to please the audience once your one trick pony act has become boring.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Good response

[@sulimanthemagnificent4893]

“In reality more like shows up with 'presents' from time to time but is not there consistently, like many an absent parent” Literally almost every parliamentarian ever unless it involves something that benefits them or their donors, the amount of recordings of Australian and British parliaments and the United States house I’ve seen practically empty when they’re debating critical issues is… worrying to say the least. No doubt Mr Farage will be much the same, he loves his PR stunts.

[@Aygo84]

"the Tories relative centrism"? Where in the hell have the Conservative Party been centrist or center-right in the past - let's say - 10 years?

[@ieyasumcbob]

Russia's secret weapon

[@SDDT24]

I disagree , he’s honest that the nato expanding to countries that were meant to be neutral and wi5in russias sphere of influence contributed heavily, that’s why the USA invaded Cuba and nicaguara

[@Draconicdeer]

@@SDDT24Clearly being “neutral” isn’t enough for Russia as seen in Chechnya or Georgia following Russian attacks. Countries near Russia see this stuff and feel threatened for obvious reasons and look for protection for which the West and NATO offers. They wouldn’t be interested in NATO if they weren’t afraid of Russia attacks.

[@Draconicdeer]

@@SDDT24Why’d you use the 5 for a “th” sound is that because that’s what Russians typically use to denote the “th”. I can’t think of another reason for why you would use 5 randomly, it’s not even something you can really accidentally type. Sloppy work, the GRU won’t be pleased.

[@My_Old_YT_Account]

​@@DraconicdeerChechnya was trying to gain independence, it was seen as a part of Russia by every other country as well They did screw over Moldova (Transnistria), Georgia (Abkhasia) and Ukraine (Crimea and Donbas) though

[@My_Old_YT_Account]

​@@Draconicdeer5 is the character over t on the keyboard, it's probably a typo

[@TheTwinn]

They would need a lot more then two polices to convince centre voters to move towards them. Anyone left of Labour at the moment will never vote for them and it's highly unlikely that centre left voters could be convinced to vote for a party to the right of the conservatives. Outright denying gender care cuts them off from a huge proportion of the UK's voting population. It's around 23% that outright disagree with gender care so that's 77% of the vote gone already, per Yougov. The only vote share they could take from are centre right voters and unless they convince 90% of Conservatives to switch parties it's just not going to happen in a FPTP system. Edit: 23% reject any form of transgender status, not transgender care, that was my mistake.

[@pradeepmagan6951]

I note you still haven’t made a video about the Moslem riots in Whitechapel and other areas so much for being objective and non biased

[@sirswellow7210]

Please Learn to spell the work "Muslim" before you comment anything about them

[@TheSwedishHistorian]

exactly, muslims have the midas touch except everywhere they go turns into trash

[@purpledevilr7463]

@@sirswellow7210it’s probably intentional. Maybe due to KZbin sometimes removing comments. Maybe it means something.

[@karankapoor2701]

​@@sirswellow7210it was done to avoide getting hidden you 🤡 get a clue

[@Gothic_Analogue]

“I note you still haven’t covered the civil unrest in Whitechapel that was instigated by the student protests in Bangladesh from July 19th 2024. So much for being objective and unbiased.” Fixed that for you OP ❤

[@adam7802]

3:24 "On immigration for example reform promised to end all non-essential immigration by deporting all illegal immigrants that come to the UK." Firstly that doesn't even make sense. Secondly you can clearly see that nothing highlighted here says that! Otherwise yeah, they do have a weird constitution. Shame you didn't pick up on what Ben Habib (the former deputy leader) has said about this constitution as well, he hasn't shied away from saying publicly how he thinks it isn't good enough.

[@SaintGerbilUK]

Man I miss politicians having values. You don't have to agree with him but its much better than voting for an empty suit, who's manifesto changes with the wind.

[@ThomasBoyd-lo9si]

Awesome. Brilliant content. Excellent video. Support STV voting system for UK general election in England London United Kingdom full PR voting system.

[@TheSignofJonah777]

Farage is the only true conservative in UK politics

[@SkinnyEMedia]

He already is like an unofficial PM to me. Gets more love online and has better exposure on television and news media than anyone I know of. Not even the far left equivalent (Jeremy Corbyn) can compete.

[@andrewdunn4552]

Please stop giving him airtime.

[@mr.netflix9149]

But he brings in the views.

[@lewis123417]

Lol get a grip, the free press exists

[@SDDT24]

Stop giving the 3rd biggest party in vote share airtime 😂😂

[@davidshepherd8917]

“Stop giving him airtime, I don’t want my political duopoly threatened thanks”

[@andrewdunn4552]

@@davidshepherd8917 ha ha ha

[@aenastik7561]

Was Garage intentional? Love it xD

[@Da1Dez]

Sack your copywriter 0:54

[@nicobruin8618]

"the Tories relative centrism" No, the Tories's inability or unwillingness to deliver on any of the promises they were actually elected on (immigration reduction most crucially).