There are about 18,000 council ward seats…

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FIFY

They will. They are already backtracking on their promises and are basically the Tories v2.

Maybe because the party doesn't exist? It is literally referring to independent Muslim candidates. The closest it has come to a "party" is a loose alliance that votes together on things important to Muslims. Both great but definitely not a party.

Who?mikejones! said:

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They will. They are already backtracking on their promises and are basically the Tories v2.

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Like here, someone behind the scenes, and higher up the food chain, either buys, threatens, or blackmails their politicians.

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Who?mikejones! said:

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They will. They are already backtracking on their promises and are basically the Tories v2.

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Why is it so hard to undo leftist actions? Why can't the West just deport?

Get rid of the migrants!

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The UK is still operating under the ECHR. Withdrawing from it is the first step to having the independent power to refuse and deport illegal immigrants. Then, the UK must nullify the "deal" Labour made with France to accept (vetted … not) migrants sent from France to the UK via small boats. The UK must stop immigration altogether for a long while and then begin the deportation process.

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But muh population decline! Who will prop up the economy?

actual results so far, not predictions

TAMUallen said:

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Muslim Independent went from 31 to 208?!

Bye bye Brits

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It's been gone for a while now but the surge of populist/far right parties in Europe is also becoming unavoidable to notice.

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But over three years, Restore Britain the right-wing breakoff sect of Rupert Lowe MP could be a threat. We have already been seeing hints of populist parties beginning to be outflanked on the continent. Italy's National Future party, a nationalist group led by a former general just this past February, is only two points behind the League, which currently serves in the national government. Poland's Law and Justice is clearly leading the pack on the Right, but the further right Confederation is half of their strength but yet another further right party is on their heels.

Right now, Restore's online strength has not shown up in the local elections. But that was never their plan. Restore, which calls for a significantly harsher deportation plan than Reform, is hoping to do to Farage's party what Farage's party did to the Tories: Make them seem like the weaker version. "Why do some mass deportations when you can do real mass deportations?" will be their rallying cry. And while Farage will argue that only he can help stop a Tory-Labour government (or worse), trying to convince angry voters to go with a slightly-less populist party as opposed to "the real thing" is extremely difficult.

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The answer to this 'problem' in the EU is of course more censorship.

NM

It's a good start but unfortunately to late for jolly ole' England. The left decided it was good to bring in 3rd world muslims and now they're a 3rd world muslim country. The left strikes again...

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1428pev1n0t?post=asset%3Ae20de859-9e03-470b-8a11-8b2941965258#post

Labour is rhinking they are not keeping wales

fantastic news!

have been seeing tweets from all over the UK celebrating Reform

I hate that the Conservative Party of Churchill is also losing but clearly they are not able to win votes anymore.

may take some time in the wilderness under a Reform / Conservative minority Parliament

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Because they want to kill us out and take everything we have built.

Really pretty simple.

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And the West wants nothing.

All part of the plan, islam is playing chess, Christian s are playing checkers.

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Maybe because the party doesn't exist? It is literally referring to independent Muslim candidates. The closest it has come to a "party" is a loose alliance that votes together on things important to Muslims. Both great but definitely not a party.

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Muslims should not get a say in any western nation. They have nations of their own in the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, even Oceania. Why can't they go to any of those?

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there are FIFTY FIVE (55) Muslim nations

but still they do everything they can to flee those and move to Christian nations.

why is that?

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Because just like Democrats fleeing blue states for red, they are incapable of believing or accepting that it is their ideology that was causing the very problems they are fleeing and they just know that if they can bring their ideology to the prosperous places they flee to it will solve all problems and they'll be able to have their cake and eat it too

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Maybe because the party doesn't exist? It is literally referring to independent Muslim candidates. The closest it has come to a "party" is a loose alliance that votes together on things important to Muslims. Both great but definitely not a party.

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It is a party that is operating in coordination with the Greens. The so-called Muslim Independents is the implementation of the Red-Green alliance of radicals in the UK. It's the commie-jihadi co-prosperity axis.

https://www.gbnews.com/opinion/zack-polanski-green-party-jewish

After they have annihilated the Jews and the bourgeoisie they will fight it out between themselves to see who rules over the ashes of civilization. Calling themselves independent is just the same tactic employed when a jihadi mass murders a bunch of innocent people and the news media and politicians dismiss the significance by labeling him a "lone wolf". Calling them the Muslim Lone Wolves would be more appropriate. They are on the same sheet of anti-Jewish music.

Labour getting is butt handed to it

Not knowing a lot about British government, why would Starmer face ouster because his party lost local elections? What is the connector between local councils and parliament?

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Maybe because the party doesn't exist? It is literally referring to independent Muslim candidates. The closest it has come to a "party" is a loose alliance that votes together on things important to Muslims. Both great but definitely not a party.

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Muslims should not get a say in any western nation. They have nations of their own in the Middle East, Africa, South Asia, even Oceania. Why can't they go to any of those?

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there are FIFTY FIVE (55) Muslim nations

but still they do everything they can to flee those and move to Christian nations.

why is that?

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Because just like Democrats fleeing blue states for red, they are incapable of believing or accepting that it is their ideology that was causing the very problems they are fleeing and they just know that if they can bring their ideology to the prosperous places they flee to it will solve all problems and they'll be able to have their cake and eat it too

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I think it was Mouth who made this insightful post the other day, but current day marxists think they they can swoop in and use the successful base that capitalism already built and simply overlay Marxism on top of that.

By doing this, they think they can hit the ground running with Marxism without degrading the capitalist base which makes everything work in the first place. The obvious problem with this is their complete lack of knowledge and perspective on economics, math, and human behavior.

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Not knowing a lot about British government, why would Starmer face ouster because his party lost local elections? What is the connector between local councils and parliament?

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Because ministers start to defect or vote for no confidence. I believe these elections are considered to a barometer for the party in charge and such a large defeat would be a sign said party/leader has no support from the people (not that thats ever stopped a commie wannabe from pushing through).

Theres no formal connection between the systems, but the pressure is real on thr labour party to make a change before the national elections in an effort to regain the voters.

The problem with starmer and labour is that they read the last national election as a mandate when really it was more punishment of the Tories.