My Vote Is Now Established For Next Summer.

I have previously written that my General Election vote would either go to Reform UK or to nobody.

After watching Richard Tice, the leader of Reform UK on GB News this morning, my decision has been made easy.

Against the backcloth of vile Hamas supporters who are flouting the Law and are spitting in the face of our natural culture of common decency, he called out The PM, The Home Secretary and the Met Chief.

All of these, do of course, 'talk the talk' but are victims of a mega weak Tory Party which has signally failed to take any hold of Law and Order during its many years of power. The list of failings is, indeed, a lengthy one.

It is hard to believe that the criminal and verminous classes are are actually enjoying a significantly easier time than ever before in History.

In the recent by-elections, Reform UK's share of the vote handed all three seats to Labour with their share of the vote having made the difference.

Reform UK now intends to stand in every Westminster seat.

At this point, I am expecting the Tories to have a remnant of between 50 and 80 seats in the next parliament. If that many!

Labour will have their highest ever number of seats.

The Tories will then have to expunge their Lib Dem-leaning weakness and return to being a genuine Conservative Party for the first time in decades - or risk being expunged from History for all time.

We cannot allow these weak and petty fops to continue allowing leftists to prevail when voters had never intended to elect quasi marxists to office. 

Labour, with a huge majority, will inevitably self-destruct as it always does. We must plan for the election after next when a populist party must then be elected to power. 

If that be the Tories who have all of the built-in advantages to pick up that particular gauntlet - then fair enough.

If the Tories do not take the correct steps then Reform must take the lead.

Once the Tories have seen the level of their coming massacre come to fruition, they will surely be obliged to make peace with Richard Tice or similar and unite together.