Thank you Paul for such an honest written piece. You’re a man with common sense, and whose values and principles are steadfast, which means that you do not fear Reform, that you would challenge and debate them where necessary, but still respect the democratic rights of others to back them if they choose to do so; goodness only knows I wish others were the same and didn’t have to resort to the lowly tactics you mention in your piece. Brilliant.
well done Paul for highlighting this - beyond absurd for normal people but equally of no surprise either.
Why do we keep using the term ‘progressive’ when actually these people are ‘regressive’ - they are not inclusive or respectful of people who have views that they do not agree with so they are the opposite of ‘inclusive and caring’ and profoundly anti-democratic as they clearly see themselves as cultural and societal dictators imposing their own narrow ideological views on the people they supposedly represent.
Yes. The term is self styled to portray that politics in a different, more favourable light, yet the media copy it without thinking. Another one that I’ve noticed is this term ‘soft left’. Like it’s some kind of teddy bear. It ain’t. Again, self awarded.
These Fire Chiefs will be asking us who we vote for before they send firemen to burning homes next. This is outrageous and yet has hardly had a mention in the MSM or in Parliament. They have the brass neck to say they are inclusive when they clearly are very exclusive to 30%+ of the population.
It’s interesting isn’t it that senior management in every public sector organisation has bought into the woke agenda. Of course we all know you have to answer the “ Diversity” question at some point during the interview. Reform being perceived as too far to the right is ridiculous ,when the reality is they are bang on the money as far as fair play, and no discrimination towards the indigenous white working class. I hope the people of of Ashton & Makerfield choose wisely.
Well said Paul always the voice of reason, unfortunately people in authority and falsehood assume that we the people are incapable of aligning ourselves with politics we truly believe in. I don’t understand how things have declined so much that “classes” of people think the working class are incapable of making choices heaven forbid vote for Reform. I haven’t in no way been pushed to support reform rather than I like what I hear. The tories lost credibility a long time ago the Labour Party has turned into power crazed, incompetent bunch of ego maniacs. When I look back at the old Labour (not Blair)I looked in ore what they had achieved, as for the rest of the parties Greens Lib Dem’s have been infiltrated and that’s not good. Politics has never been dirtier it’s not a good look and I really hope a good shake up and a few damaged egos will win the day. People crave for stability, feeling safe and trust the people that serve us it’s not a lot to ask
Superb, if alarming piece. Honestly don’t know where to start. So many issues. But the overwhelming thing that stands out to me is how democracy is massively under threat here in this country, the Former Great Britain. Despite warnings, this never changes, we seem to be sliding towards oblivion. The FBU are not alone, they simply mimic the establishment, who seek to use legal means to impose their political will and subdue a nation and any dissent. Jail sentences for deleted tweets, history being re-written, a government who frankly lied to get elected, and a PM we can’t remove. When are the citizens of what remains of this country going to wake up?
Excellent article Paul and thank you for drawing attention to this Orwellian action by the managers. Such tactics cannot win in the long term and only reflect badly on the Labour Party which has lost its way and seems incapable of listening to the concerns of those who used to support them.
Thank you Paul for such an honest written piece. You’re a man with common sense, and whose values and principles are steadfast, which means that you do not fear Reform, that you would challenge and debate them where necessary, but still respect the democratic rights of others to back them if they choose to do so; goodness only knows I wish others were the same and didn’t have to resort to the lowly tactics you mention in your piece. Brilliant.
well done Paul for highlighting this - beyond absurd for normal people but equally of no surprise either.
Why do we keep using the term ‘progressive’ when actually these people are ‘regressive’ - they are not inclusive or respectful of people who have views that they do not agree with so they are the opposite of ‘inclusive and caring’ and profoundly anti-democratic as they clearly see themselves as cultural and societal dictators imposing their own narrow ideological views on the people they supposedly represent.
Yes. The term is self styled to portray that politics in a different, more favourable light, yet the media copy it without thinking. Another one that I’ve noticed is this term ‘soft left’. Like it’s some kind of teddy bear. It ain’t. Again, self awarded.
These Fire Chiefs will be asking us who we vote for before they send firemen to burning homes next. This is outrageous and yet has hardly had a mention in the MSM or in Parliament. They have the brass neck to say they are inclusive when they clearly are very exclusive to 30%+ of the population.
It’s interesting isn’t it that senior management in every public sector organisation has bought into the woke agenda. Of course we all know you have to answer the “ Diversity” question at some point during the interview. Reform being perceived as too far to the right is ridiculous ,when the reality is they are bang on the money as far as fair play, and no discrimination towards the indigenous white working class. I hope the people of of Ashton & Makerfield choose wisely.
Well said Paul always the voice of reason, unfortunately people in authority and falsehood assume that we the people are incapable of aligning ourselves with politics we truly believe in. I don’t understand how things have declined so much that “classes” of people think the working class are incapable of making choices heaven forbid vote for Reform. I haven’t in no way been pushed to support reform rather than I like what I hear. The tories lost credibility a long time ago the Labour Party has turned into power crazed, incompetent bunch of ego maniacs. When I look back at the old Labour (not Blair)I looked in ore what they had achieved, as for the rest of the parties Greens Lib Dem’s have been infiltrated and that’s not good. Politics has never been dirtier it’s not a good look and I really hope a good shake up and a few damaged egos will win the day. People crave for stability, feeling safe and trust the people that serve us it’s not a lot to ask
Superb, if alarming piece. Honestly don’t know where to start. So many issues. But the overwhelming thing that stands out to me is how democracy is massively under threat here in this country, the Former Great Britain. Despite warnings, this never changes, we seem to be sliding towards oblivion. The FBU are not alone, they simply mimic the establishment, who seek to use legal means to impose their political will and subdue a nation and any dissent. Jail sentences for deleted tweets, history being re-written, a government who frankly lied to get elected, and a PM we can’t remove. When are the citizens of what remains of this country going to wake up?
Excellent article Paul and thank you for drawing attention to this Orwellian action by the managers. Such tactics cannot win in the long term and only reflect badly on the Labour Party which has lost its way and seems incapable of listening to the concerns of those who used to support them.