It's incredible that the March protest attracted very little media attention, yet the press were all over this latest one like a rash. What's different? A different government. Anyone still labouring under the impression that we have an impartial media in the UK?
You get 1000s turning out for the rejoin march or the Palestine marches and you see nothing on any form of media about it other than RUclipsrs reporting on it... Get a few 100 misguided farmers being gaslit by the wealthy land owners and it's never off the front pages of the newspapers or interviews with Clarkson on the BBC!! Forget two tier policing (because there isn't any) but we do have two tier journalism!
I voted remain, but 6 million signatures on a petition that would undo a referendum that the majority of 60million people voted for, isn’t enough for a redo. I’m sorry, but it’s not. Sadly.
@@B0M83R25 Remainers never moaned they pointed out the lies and total derogation of democracy to preserve the Tory Party, if that is moaning then we all need to moan more!
@@stevendavis2122 It has though, hence why we no-longer have an immigration agreement with France, why freedom of movement of students, workers, and others is restricted, why we now have expensive paperwork for importing and exporting, etc.
Not many will remember the 1964 election, won by Harold Wilson. The rallying cry at that time (imagine saying it in Wilson’s droll Yorkshire dialect) was “13 years of Tory misrule”. And 13 years of misrule indeed, from Suez, to Profumo, to mismanagement of possible entry to the then Common Market. Labour had introduced the Welfare system during their period in office from 1945-1951 but, as always, the electorate turned on anything that hurt them in the short term and put the Tories back in office in 1951. Labour then introduced really sensible policies, especially the National Plan and the Rent Act, only to be voted from office in favour of a pathetic set of Tories led by Ted Heath. Labour relations were then the downfall of Labour between 1974 and 1979, then of course the Tories held sway from 1979-1997. Labour almost always has short terms in office where it achieves seriously beneficial long term initiatives, which are then put in peril by much longer terms by incompetent and self interested Tories.
Ummm, you've forgotten a general strike, dead unburied, bins not emptied, 3 day week, power cuts, violence from militant left unions towards people who disagreed with them and didn't want to strike. Can you explain the benefits of those consequences of Labour please?
But this present Labour Party and Blair's version of it, are a travesty. They have both betrayed those it was meant to protect...Blair's War, Blair's PPP's for hospitals and schools, Brown selling off half the British gold reserves....The only thing Blair did well well was make loads of money for himself, and master the art of Spin. I was a paid up member of the Labour Party for years but they're all crooks, just like the other despicable party of late. As for Starmer.....there are no words, just in case I get imprisoned by the thought police.
how about Brexit and the constant shifting of goalposts associated with it? All their precious tax cuts, the burying of the report into Russian interference, chances to shovel as much public cash as possible via dodgy, non-tendered contracts to their mates and donors?
14 years… there are teenagers who don’t know a time when you could get GP appointments easily and into University with the help of bursaries. Then you hear this from Badenoch and it shows why the Country fell apart under their party. These are the people who were supposed to be at the top of Academia (Eton and so on) and yet these were their results. I don’t know how they stand there and speak without shame.
they are taught different sets of skills at schools like eton. they do not learn what we are taught. they are taught how to manipulate and distract us while they rob us.
@@1Mutton1 The liberals whine about Brexit so much they think everything is related. They like to make the false equivalence fallacy a lot. (A false equivalence or false equivalency is an informal fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning). They have no reasoning ability.
@@1Mutton1The far-right want everyone else to respect "the will of the people when democracy goes their way, but riot and demand a change of government when it doesn't.
Where was the petition when the Tories advertised during Brexit that we give millions to Brussels and once out of the EU, that money will go back to the NHS!?!?!?.......wasn't it advertised on a big red BUS??????...WHERE WAS THE PETITION FOR THAT!?!?!!?!? HYPOCRITES!
Well I think it just said "let's fund our NHS instead", but I don't think anybody who voted to leave did so because they thought words on a bus were a legally binding government pledge... busses generally can't usurp Parliament, it's a weird thing to focus on, rather than the austerity that destroyed the NHS etc
@@annoloki with all due respect it was one of the driving forces to leave the EU.....along with stopping immigration but it's only gotten worse not better but I agree that austerity has near enough destroyed the NHS
Mmm the sad thing about that bus was that the money we gave to the EU was wrong it should have been way way way way higher to be accurate. It did not include fines and the never ending bailout funding which still continues in the EU to this day. So the numbers were way way to low and the amount of money that was included and printed on the side of the bus and more have been given to the NHS - so I fail to see your point.
It would be worth it to secure our economy; forget the gloating. In the 21st century, manufacturing and resources rely heavily on the cooperation of nations to succeed. The days of Britain as a once significant nation are long gone and some, through ignorance and stubbornness, just won’t accept that. We were desperate to improve our economy in the late sixties and applied to join the common market and were refused membership several times. When we finally joined it was the making of us and get the media spent decades ridiculing the standards and regulations we had helped in creating that upheld quality and protected workers and the environment. We’re witnessing the death of an island in real time.
he probably would if he had a chance to pull it off. The Eu doesn't want us back. You can't rejoin for the benefits only, you have to share in the philosophy of a united Europe. Chances are the UK will never rejoin.
A Tory started a petition to get an election because he doesn't think Labour can sort out 15 years of mess in 5 months. It's like if he destroyed his pubs with a bulldozer then expected the builders put the pubs back.together again in a day.
Farmers losing their legacy with the inheritance f up, working class poverty line with increasing ni, more weapons to a foreign war, hitting students hard, to name a few issues... he's doing everything foreign forums want the west to be doing, creating distorted classism by erasing middle class, reducing chance and opportunity for those in poverty to get out of it (more debt in university fees, higher ni, high energy costs) and securing high class economy by buying out the little guys who have to sell... such as our self sufficiency in food, so force farmers to sell their farms to let billionaires buy it to then make money buy building more houses, then by fixing house prices with new builds etc which aren't for poverty line or homeless...
I’ll explain. He lied about raising taxes. He hypocritically took loads of expensive gifts when he claims to be representing the working class. He weaponised the justice system and threatened rightly angry working class people. He took away the pensioners fuel allowance. He’s taxing family farms. He put liars in the great seats of government. His budget was a disaster for business and private sector workers. He’s fired missiles at Russia risking a world war over nothing. He’s increased wasteful spending. So as you can see we have our reasons.
Taking away pensioners heat allowance, locking up people for social media posts, covering up key facts about the Southport murders and not stopping small boats of foreigners isn’t enough for you? Yes, I know you’re going to report this comment because that’s just who you are. You can’t abide disagreement.
@@Harry-TramAnh But we had a big vote a few months ago. And lots of people didn't vote for Labour back then. The fact that some of them are willing to click on a link now, means nothing.
Several people I work with told me proudly that they have signed the call for a general election. When asked why they said ' we can't carry on like this'. I give up.
If this government is an example of adults running the country, bring back the kids! And the only bed-wetter I see is James O'Brien, who has still not got over Brexit !!!
The delusion going on in the comment sections of right wing videos (GB News) in support of the petition is hilarious. "It's OVER for Starmer!" "They can't ignore us! Labour will be out by Xmas". Nutters.
Actually it's O' brien himself who think that THEY think it's a legally binding document lol. Most right leaning folk, even the publican that started it, are aware it can't really change anything. That's what makes this video funny!
James , Why are you not talking about the royals not paying inheritance tax . Or corporation tax. Or income tax . And making money from charities , army and the NHS from the Dutchess Estates ?????!!!
[ahem] "You cannot know true happiness until you have known true despair, otherwise how else would you know the difference?" - Alexandre Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo). 🌹🕊️😌
Hmm, weird how that farmer's protest back in March wasn't all over my news feed like this recent one was I wonder what's changed since then? Could who ever is in charge of social media engagement or the British press have some kind of vested interest in making this recent protest seem like a bigger deal for some reason?
None of the right wing outlets mention the small fact that this petition has been signed by people/bots form 184 countries which is quite impressive as there are only 196 countries on Earth
@@davidmcintyre8145 Incorrect. It's been signed by British expats abroad. The General Election petition for example has been signed by far fewer people in Russia than the People's Vote petition. Awkward.
Off to start a petition as I didn't get the result I wanted in 2010, 2015, 2017 & 2019, oh and also my football team lost last Tuesday night, who's signing? 😆
if around 20 million people voted at the recent election and only two and half million have signed the petition, doesn't that reflect a higher level of support for the Government?
also most of the signitories are from Tory strongholds, which only seems to be an afterthought. "Two Million people signed a petition for a new general election ...... that were probably Tory voters" And the simple fact that the Tories have hitched their wagon to this petition is frankly pathetic and opportunist.
Ask your question again when the winter is over and we have a precise count of how many pensioners have died from not being able to afford to turn on their heat.
Nope Blair got 43% of the vote in 1997 and only 35% in 2005. No government since WWII has had majority electorate support. Attlee came close in 1945 as did MacMillan in 1959 and Wilson in 1966 but with the recovery of the Liberal Party in the late 60s no PM has come close to even 45% let alone 50%
@@gerardmackay8909 A win that is free of corruption, coercion, and foul play. Whilst a majority win can also be a 'clean win', the OP clearly made no menion of that type of win.
@@spacebound1522 well I think you’re reading something into that phrase that wasn’t the intention of the original post. Arguably, since the curse of social media landed on us all 20 years ago, our politics has been polluted by spin and disinformation to its very core. I myself though when I saw the phrase ‘clean win’ interpreted it as a win desired by the majority of those who cast a vote but I see where you’re coming from. With the current 5 party split FPTP is now indefensible but unfortunately I don’t see it going the journey any time soon.
Musk seems to have a finger in this petition (supporting the right wing madman representing Clacton - in an absence) why should he (Musk) have any influence in UK affairs … ? - I suggest the voters of Clacton create a petition for a by election in their constituency! Heaven knows they would be justified given their MP seems to spend this time on anything other than representing them ! I’m a former life-long Conservative voter - until this year, by the way
Facts! Anyone who has paid any attention to what has happened with Musk’s strategy and the rise of fascists and oligarchies of the past can see the obvious, everyone else who love to lick boots will shout you down.
Hear, hear. Farage is unable to cope the demands of being a responsible member of parliament, but he’d be the first to say that he was democratically elected.
Sorry, but that will never happen, at best it will be Labour and the Libdems, the Conservatives will never form a government again, as they do not have the same level of support as the Labour Party, and it is only thanks to their voter manipulation and suppression methods that they've been able to form most governments over the past 60 years. Have you never wondered why the Conservatives are constantly tinkering with the constituency boundaries, but Labour never do?
The number of people who have signed that petition is pretty much the same as the flat earthers in the UK, I am sure the Venn diagram of them, GBeebies viewers and the petition signers would be a perfect circle.
... I'm and astrophysicist, hate gb news and I signed it because I disagree with a lot that starmer has done and will do... his policies are short sighted and dangerous for the uk
Although at least by that point they'd had about a decade in power and proven to have been a cabal of corrupt liars and put the country into a death spiral. Labour have only been in power for 4 months, so give them a chance to prove they're the same or otherwise!
If right wingers were able to understand the phrase 'cognitive dissonance' they might be just that little bit closer to comprehending why they so regularly get accused of stupidity.
@@stevejacobs9320 Is he? I don't think you could point to a single example of that being the case. Sounds like conservative cope, we both know it's the right wing that suffer from cognitive dissonance the most.
No petitions came my way. Must have been very targeted marketing. That's the thing with petitions; they're biased by nature. They're a demand, not a discussion.
@@MoonJumpingCow OK. An e-petition is vetted by an e-petition team. They are a set format. And the team will check and make sure the format and wording meets the benchmarks. You seem to be in the dark about how government e-petitions work.
What people fail to mention is any old foreign bot farm factory can sign the petition. If you need photo ID to vote. You should need photo ID to sign a government petition.
You need name and address as well as an email registered to that profile. As well as the government has the current census data that is used to compare the details... so... no... not bots
I come here to sooth my spirit. To see that there are people in this country that have some common sense and are not completely swayed by right-wing propaganda. thank you.
@@ibexdnb2879 There is nothing to disagree with you silly boy. They have said nothing...when they do I might disagree, until then its just trolling. You clearly don't know the difference bewteen a comment and a troll.
The torys and labour are both the same, just one is slower than the other... and people have been played for fools over and over... when they see fit they do something unpopular and then allow for the other to take over... there is no longer any difference between the both. They will bpth harm the uk. Many hold hope with reform and Nigel but I'm not too sure anymore as to what other flavour of oppression we get, national or global socialism... as government will always tend to socialist state
Would Starmer take notice if the 2 million were labour voters?. Him chuckling and saying not many voted labour, tells us everything, he's for the few that voteed labour but not for the many.
@@rebeccaconlon9743 Do shut up with this nonsense. Labour front bench has more nous in one finger than entire Tory cabinet. Thre is no balanced media and there are so many sheep who lap up Mail/Telegraph etc
@@mikewilson8513 No. I don't get it. That's a totally differently petition about a totally different subject. I can see the similarities but still can't understand the irony?
Here's a tip for you... if you're gonna run multiple fake accounts, try to have some variation in what they all say. Having all of them start their comments with "here's a little game for you..." is a big giveaway as to what you're doing.
Wrong. Brexit was all things to all Brexiteers. Nobody knew what they were voting for. There should have been an intiial referendum to esablish the principle followed by negotiations with the EU to define what Brexit acttually meant and exploraions of ttrade agreemens wih third paries. Then here should have been a confirmatory referendum on the complete package where everyone would have been aware of the consequences.
I don't like or support everything Labour does. But if anything, small business owners should recognize another General Election so soon after the last one will only create market instability. Patriots should recognize it will make this country look weak internationally. In recent years, we have had 4 General Elections, 2 divisive Referendums and 7 Prime Ministers! (2010-2024) I think it is time for the dust to settle for a few years. Badenoch can challenge the PM as opposition leader but before calling for another GE she should focus on making her party electable again.
I'm a Labour Supporter but Starmer is two faced thats the truth. Taking money from old age pensioners isn't right. £220 per week state pension. Most on here would spend that on a night out with the boys. The worst pension in Europe.
Pensioners who only get State Pension will get fuel allowance. Pensioners with work pensions and private pensions plus the state pension get a very healthy income more than many people working as well as all wealthy Pensioners getting fuel allowance.
@christopheroreilly4267Pensioners that only get state pension will get fuel allowance. How much do you honestly think that would last in the winter. If you filled a tank of oil up say 1000 litres that would cost more than £300. Anyhow that would not last throughout the winter months. £220 per week state pension. The UK is a joke.
Why don't you write and ask the energy companies that are doing really well to give some money back to the pensioners. I'm a pensioner who does not need the money along with the many pensioners paying a thousand pounds a year to go to art class I go to. Or all the pensioners out to lunch or in our restaurants enjoying a meal and a glass of wine. What about the pensioners with their holiday homes abroad.
I always wonder what the country as a whole thinks about this. The petition is only part of a Tory press kerfuffle and do most just not see it because of decreased newspaper sales. Are most people just ignorant of the whole thing.
Its amazing watching a country shoot itself in the foot over and over and still not understand what rhey are doing. And the funny thing is o didnt actually think you guy's could do worse than the tories but but you have managed to actually do so!! 😂🤣😂🤣🤷🏽♂️🤦🏻♂️
Wow... slurrs... you make it sound like you're projecting a bit there. There's no need for us vs them mentality as it makes us all ignorant a holes to eachother, from a center right gammon to a leftist gammon
Ha😂 snowflake. How many voted for Truss and Sunak? Boris ? How many voted Cameron in 2010 that brought 14 years of pillaging? Cameron didn't even win in 2010
It's a "first past the post system". UK elections are often low turnout, plus you're missing many crucial logical conclusions. 20% of the population, but 33% of the Vote. If you apply the same logic to the Brexit referendum only 23% of the population voted Leave. Alternatively you could break the 2024 election down like this: 65% didn't vote Labour 77% didn't vote Tory 86% didn't vote Reform You're also wilfully ignoring the hundreds of thousands of Labour voters who gave their cross to the Lib Dems in order to oust the Tories tactically. That's how our electoral system works, and we always have minority governments. But the system favours both the major parties so it won't be changing anytime soon.
@@FigelNarage wasn’t 20% of the population it was less than 15% of the population that voted for Labour. “We have never previously had a government starting with quite as low a share of the vote Labour got in July," "It's also difficult to find a government that has slipped as much in the polls as this government has so quickly." - Sir John Curtis to Sky News. Starmer is polling now lower than Nigel Farage.
When he calms down (does he ever calm down?) someone should patiently explain to young James that people elect a government at the General Election, not a president. So, if the individual who is prime minister goes, that party chooses another one (as Labour did in 1976). Without that straw man, this rant could have been about six or seven minutes shorter, leaving James more time to tell us how right he was about something else.
The Conservative party members (paid members) choose a new leader, that is vastly different to a general election where everybody chooses a new leader.
You want to just ignore the thing Britain did to ruin the country? Yes, let's just pretend the majority of people didn't vote to make the economy worse 😂
Can tell people who havent signed a petition ever and think that using a vpn tells the system where its from... the petition asks for personal details such as name and address
We’ve not been food-independent since the early 1800’s. So “no farmers, no UK produced food” would be more accurate… ironically, when Jacob Rees-Smugg was prattling on about “cheaper food because of Brexit” he was referring to things like Australian beef, which is already undercutting the UK beef farmers thanks to the (rushed) Conservative’s trade deal.
who said that? No one. Most? Obviously, but no one has said that everyone signing it is a brexiteer. Listen to what is actually being said, instead of hearing what you want to hear.
O’Brian using his volume button to get his point across. As a political commentator he should be asking and investigating rather than throw petty insults around. I think people have a right to protest, despite Starmer’s threat to free speech and this petition is just and only that. Labour did lie and they deserve to be embarrassed by it.
Well James, just look at the mess the EU is currently in,it's two largest economies in freefall and both of them in political chaos. SOME ADVERT FOR THE EU JAMES.
People want change. The Tories were a continuation of New Labour and this government is just going even harder. The people are simply fed up with another 4 and half years of even more to come.
so you call for change by calling for another election with the same two parties contending, plus a collection of Poundland fascists waiting in the wings? makes sense...
It's incredible that the March protest attracted very little media attention, yet the press were all over this latest one like a rash. What's different? A different government. Anyone still labouring under the impression that we have an impartial media in the UK?
Because labour have managed to be absolutely diabolical in 4 months, the tories were just consistently meh about everything
Spot on.
Yes, a very lift wing media.
You get 1000s turning out for the rejoin march or the Palestine marches and you see nothing on any form of media about it other than RUclipsrs reporting on it... Get a few 100 misguided farmers being gaslit by the wealthy land owners and it's never off the front pages of the newspapers or interviews with Clarkson on the BBC!! Forget two tier policing (because there isn't any) but we do have two tier journalism!
Sorry, meant to reply to 1mutton1 not top comment.
Does anyone else remember the petition which had six million signatures calling for a second Brexit
referendum 🎉😮🎉
Yes, i couldn't understand why there was only 6m signatures.
Yes, haha, now JOB can see how ridiculous he looked in our eyes.
Imagine going back into the EU and having the financial instability of Germany and political instability of France😂
@@markgt894and we're doing so much better??? 😂 Deluded much
I voted remain, but 6 million signatures on a petition that would undo a referendum that the majority of 60million people voted for, isn’t enough for a redo. I’m sorry, but it’s not. Sadly.
What's a Brexiter's favourite slogan? Oh yes: "You lost, get over it!" Goes both ways, innit.
It does, just means those "brexiteers" can now moan for the next 3 years..
Goes both ways 😉
But they also get to cry and protest for years and years too right?
@@B0M83R25 Remainers never moaned they pointed out the lies and total derogation of democracy to preserve the Tory Party, if that is moaning then we all need to moan more!
@@B0M83R25’Bremoaners’ I think is the term!
@@stevendavis2122 It has though, hence why we no-longer have an immigration agreement with France, why freedom of movement of students, workers, and others is restricted, why we now have expensive paperwork for importing and exporting, etc.
Not many will remember the 1964 election, won by Harold Wilson. The rallying cry at that time (imagine saying it in Wilson’s droll Yorkshire dialect) was “13 years of Tory misrule”. And 13 years of misrule indeed, from Suez, to Profumo, to mismanagement of possible entry to the then Common Market. Labour had introduced the Welfare system during their period in office from 1945-1951 but, as always, the electorate turned on anything that hurt them in the short term and put the Tories back in office in 1951. Labour then introduced really sensible policies, especially the National Plan and the Rent Act, only to be voted from office in favour of a pathetic set of Tories led by Ted Heath. Labour relations were then the downfall of Labour between 1974 and 1979, then of course the Tories held sway from 1979-1997. Labour almost always has short terms in office where it achieves seriously beneficial long term initiatives, which are then put in peril by much longer terms by incompetent and self interested Tories.
Ummm, you've forgotten a general strike, dead unburied, bins not emptied, 3 day week, power cuts, violence from militant left unions towards people who disagreed with them and didn't want to strike.
Can you explain the benefits of those consequences of Labour please?
@ I specifically mentioned the disastrous period 1974-79.
@@shinkansenshinkansend8316 I remember the 3 day week and that was under Heath the Tory PM
But this present Labour Party and Blair's version of it, are a travesty. They have both betrayed those it was meant to protect...Blair's War, Blair's PPP's for hospitals and schools, Brown selling off half the British gold reserves....The only thing Blair did well well was make loads of money for himself, and master the art of Spin. I was a paid up member of the Labour Party for years but they're all crooks, just like the other despicable party of late. As for Starmer.....there are no words, just in case I get imprisoned by the thought police.
Mr Harold Wilson,probably saved more UK lives than any PM in history ,by not supporting the US in Vietnam.
14 years in power getting everything they wanted and they cant handle 4 months without throwing a fit
You assume only 'tories' signed it. I don't vote and i signed it lol
@ibexdnb2879 well what right do you have for anyone to take you seriously if you can't even be bothered to vote?
“14 years in power getting everything they want”. Could you elaborate on these things please? Seems like a very broad statement….
@@ibexdnb2879 then your say doesnt count. next time, please go and vote, whoever you vote for!
how about Brexit and the constant shifting of goalposts associated with it? All their precious tax cuts, the burying of the report into Russian interference, chances to shovel as much public cash as possible via dodgy, non-tendered contracts to their mates and donors?
"If you have selfish, ignorant people they will elect selfish, ignorant leaders". - G. Carlin
Starmer you mean?
@@Nedchilvs Well, everyone in the Common was elected.
Only 33.7% of selfish, ignorant people voted for Labour. The remaining 66.3% don't deserve selfish, ignorant leaders
@@weswheel4834 the illusion of democracy in a nutshell
@@davidhoyles8595 Look, large parts of the left have been pushing for a change to the voting system for decades. Nice that you've finally caught up.
14 years… there are teenagers who don’t know a time when you could get GP appointments easily and into University with the help of bursaries. Then you hear this from Badenoch and it shows why the Country fell apart under their party. These are the people who were supposed to be at the top of
Academia (Eton and so on) and yet these were their results. I don’t know how they stand there and speak without shame.
The politicians you speak of couldnt boil an egg!!
they are taught different sets of skills at schools like eton. they do not learn what we are taught. they are taught how to manipulate and distract us while they rob us.
@@andrewduhamel4508 why would they even want to learn how to when they can have some peon do it for them?
Your principles are wrong. Our principles are right. Until your principles are right, you can shut up.
Thickos with rich parents go to the likes of Eton. There they get crammed and emerge into the old boys club.
The Brexit voters never tired of telling us that they won the referendum, mantra
was " Get over it ". That seems very apt in this case.
You want people to sexually abuse kids because you lost brexit vote? you are insane.
What does this have to do with brexit?
@@1Mutton1 The liberals whine about Brexit so much they think everything is related. They like to make the false equivalence fallacy a lot. (A false equivalence or false equivalency is an informal fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning). They have no reasoning ability.
@@1Mutton1The far-right want everyone else to respect "the will of the people when democracy goes their way, but riot and demand a change of government when it doesn't.
@@1Mutton1 Nothing.
_Everything._
Where was the petition when the Tories advertised during Brexit that we give millions to Brussels and once out of the EU, that money will go back to the NHS!?!?!?.......wasn't it advertised on a big red BUS??????...WHERE WAS THE PETITION FOR THAT!?!?!!?!? HYPOCRITES!
Well I think it just said "let's fund our NHS instead", but I don't think anybody who voted to leave did so because they thought words on a bus were a legally binding government pledge... busses generally can't usurp Parliament, it's a weird thing to focus on, rather than the austerity that destroyed the NHS etc
There was a petition to rescind Brexit and that reached 6 million votes !
@@annoloki with all due respect it was one of the driving forces to leave the EU.....along with stopping immigration but it's only gotten worse not better but I agree that austerity has near enough destroyed the NHS
not enough people would sign it
Mmm the sad thing about that bus was that the money we gave to the EU was wrong it should have been way way way way higher to be accurate. It did not include fines and the never ending bailout funding which still continues in the EU to this day. So the numbers were way way to low and the amount of money that was included and printed on the side of the bus and more have been given to the NHS - so I fail to see your point.
its time for starmer to press the big button.....rejoin the EU and join the Euro. just seeing them all go nuts would be worth it. 😂😂
You really are deluded
It would be worth it to secure our economy; forget the gloating. In the 21st century, manufacturing and resources rely heavily on the cooperation of nations to succeed. The days of Britain as a once significant nation are long gone and some, through ignorance and stubbornness, just won’t accept that. We were desperate to improve our economy in the late sixties and applied to join the common market and were refused membership several times. When we finally joined it was the making of us and get the media spent decades ridiculing the standards and regulations we had helped in creating that upheld quality and protected workers and the environment. We’re witnessing the death of an island in real time.
Nice idea.
But the EU will not take the UK back, at least not with all the special options it had until it left. Why trust the UK, anyways ?
Calm down, Deirdre, it’s never going to happen.
he probably would if he had a chance to pull it off. The Eu doesn't want us back. You can't rejoin for the benefits only, you have to share in the philosophy of a united Europe. Chances are the UK will never rejoin.
The Tories LOST! They should get over it.
They were happy to lose election and hand baton to labour. That was the plan - they are all in it together. That is obvious.
A Tory started a petition to get an election because he doesn't think Labour can sort out 15 years of mess in 5 months. It's like if he destroyed his pubs with a bulldozer then expected the builders put the pubs back.together again in a day.
Farmers losing their legacy with the inheritance f up, working class poverty line with increasing ni, more weapons to a foreign war, hitting students hard, to name a few issues... he's doing everything foreign forums want the west to be doing, creating distorted classism by erasing middle class, reducing chance and opportunity for those in poverty to get out of it (more debt in university fees, higher ni, high energy costs) and securing high class economy by buying out the little guys who have to sell... such as our self sufficiency in food, so force farmers to sell their farms to let billionaires buy it to then make money buy building more houses, then by fixing house prices with new builds etc which aren't for poverty line or homeless...
@@rebeccaconlon9743how wpuld you fix the torymess then mate 😊
They shouldn't have voted for brexshit then. The farmers were told.
If you read the actual petition, the reason is expressed there.
@@happy.uk.patriot Nope.
The anti-Starmer videos on YT never say why they are upset (nor in the comments). It's just tribal hatred.
Well sometimes they blame him for stuff that was put in motion before he was elected
I’ll explain. He lied about raising taxes. He hypocritically took loads of expensive gifts when he claims to be representing the working class. He weaponised the justice system and threatened rightly angry working class people. He took away the pensioners fuel allowance. He’s taxing family farms. He put liars in the great seats of government. His budget was a disaster for business and private sector workers. He’s fired missiles at Russia risking a world war over nothing. He’s increased wasteful spending.
So as you can see we have our reasons.
It's because Starmer won, and they think only they are entitled to win.
I oppose Starmer because his policies are little different from the tories. I am mostly a Labour voter historically there's nothing tribal about it.
Taking away pensioners heat allowance, locking up people for social media posts, covering up key facts about the Southport murders and not stopping small boats of foreigners isn’t enough for you?
Yes, I know you’re going to report this comment because that’s just who you are. You can’t abide disagreement.
I signed a petition for a second EU referendum.
That went well for you......
So did 6 million others, but......
@@Harry-TramAnhthat's why this petition is going nowhere
@glennbateman4483 I agree. It's just a way of expressing public opinion.
@@Harry-TramAnh But we had a big vote a few months ago. And lots of people didn't vote for Labour back then. The fact that some of them are willing to click on a link now, means nothing.
Several people I work with told me proudly that they have signed the call for a general election.
When asked why they said ' we can't carry on like this'.
I give up.
1m grrooomed kids aren't enough for you?
@@petrichor649 don't worry pal. You won't be working with anyone soon.
How about every manifesto promise broken?
@@unitysprings3631whats the pope got to do with this?
@@Rhyds86name one
Its amazing how worried the wealthiest are of paying tax.
i think you'll find its your everyday person that is worried about losing their job (unless ofcourse in the public sector)
@@AndrewWoods-sm9vx In which case, improving the economy and investing in infrastructure would be a splendid idea that we can all get behind?
@AndrewWoods-sm9vx what's losing a job got to do with this?
NO WE'RE NOT WORRIED AT ALL
@@cd1690 Splendid, glad to read it.
Brexit voters should sit out elections and let the adults run the country.
And that comments shouts Adult 🤣🤣🤣 Delete it you are embarrassing yourself.
Starmer’s out then, guy doesn’t even buy his own clothes 🤣
Lol
If this government is an example of adults running the country, bring back the kids!
And the only bed-wetter I see is James O'Brien, who has still not got over Brexit !!!
As a European I can say that you know very little
The delusion going on in the comment sections of right wing videos (GB News) in support of the petition is hilarious.
"It's OVER for Starmer!"
"They can't ignore us! Labour will be out by Xmas".
Nutters.
Actually it's O' brien himself who think that THEY think it's a legally binding document lol. Most right leaning folk, even the publican that started it, are aware it can't really change anything. That's what makes this video funny!
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504right , so they're starting and signing the petition.....why exactly?
What really is worrying is how easily some people are swayed by seemingly obvious bots
It's either bots, or old people have discovered RUclips.
@Hentarded Functionally identical
Not bots, you can view the petition data. It's less than 25k signatures from outside UK. Still over 2.5 million. From in the UK
Most use v.p.n cause off starmer and 1984
you never heard of a vpn brother?
James , Why are you not talking about the royals not paying inheritance tax . Or corporation tax.
Or income tax .
And making money from charities , army and the NHS from the Dutchess Estates ?????!!!
I listen to james O'brien when i want to experience genuine despair
He gets well paid for his "ni droit - ni gauche" totalarian views!
He seems to mention Brexit a lot.
[ahem]
"You cannot know true happiness until you have known true despair, otherwise how else would you know the difference?"
- Alexandre Dumas (Count of Monte Cristo).
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@@alien4422 I know right? Did he lose a wager or something? Poor old Jimmy.
@@PercivalBlakeney Never stand beneath a falling chimney.
Fred Dibnah (Steeplejack)
Hmm, weird how that farmer's protest back in March wasn't all over my news feed like this recent one was
I wonder what's changed since then? Could who ever is in charge of social media engagement or the British press have some kind of vested interest in making this recent protest seem like a bigger deal for some reason?
None of the right wing outlets mention the small fact that this petition has been signed by people/bots form 184 countries which is quite impressive as there are only 196 countries on Earth
212.
Yea… Brit’s living abroad…
How many bots signed via VPNs.
@@davecooper3238 i dont know, how many
@@davidmcintyre8145 Incorrect.
It's been signed by British expats abroad.
The General Election petition for example has been signed by far fewer people in Russia than the People's Vote petition.
Awkward.
Off to start a petition as I didn't get the result I wanted in 2010, 2015, 2017 & 2019, oh and also my football team lost last Tuesday night, who's signing? 😆
if around 20 million people voted at the recent election and only two and half million have signed the petition, doesn't that reflect a higher level of support for the Government?
also most of the signitories are from Tory strongholds, which only seems to be an afterthought. "Two Million people signed a petition for a new general election ...... that were probably Tory voters"
And the simple fact that the Tories have hitched their wagon to this petition is frankly pathetic and opportunist.
I voted Conservative but tbh I'd now vote Labour because I detest a bad loser. Get over it and wait your turn in the next one!
Not actually sure what the hate is about, are we worse off than when the tories were in? Weve only had a short stint of labour.
Yes, but most of the press are upset about it.
The swamp is annoyed it might have to pay it's share and they own the media
@@weswheel4834The billionaire-owned mass media are upset that rich people will have to pay more tax?! I'm shocked! 😂
The problem is that they are an extension of tory government.
Ask your question again when the winter is over and we have a precise count of how many pensioners have died from not being able to afford to turn on their heat.
James O'Brien what a Legend
The last person to originally gain their premiership from a clean win at a general election was Tony Blair.
Nope Blair got 43% of the vote in 1997 and only 35% in 2005. No government since WWII has had majority electorate support. Attlee came close in 1945 as did MacMillan in 1959 and Wilson in 1966 but with the recovery of the Liberal Party in the late 60s no PM has come close to even 45% let alone 50%
@@gerardmackay8909 He said a clean win, not a majority.
@@spacebound1522 what’s a ‘clean win’ ?
@@gerardmackay8909 A win that is free of corruption, coercion, and foul play. Whilst a majority win can also be a 'clean win', the OP clearly made no menion of that type of win.
@@spacebound1522 well I think you’re reading something into that phrase that wasn’t the intention of the original post. Arguably, since the curse of social media landed on us all 20 years ago, our politics has been polluted by spin and disinformation to its very core. I myself though when I saw the phrase ‘clean win’ interpreted it as a win desired by the majority of those who cast a vote but I see where you’re coming from. With the current 5 party split FPTP is now indefensible but unfortunately I don’t see it going the journey any time soon.
Musk seems to have a finger in this petition (supporting the right wing madman representing Clacton - in an absence) why should he (Musk) have any influence in UK affairs … ? -
I suggest the voters of Clacton create a petition for a by election in their constituency!
Heaven knows they would be justified given their MP seems to spend this time on anything other than representing them !
I’m a former life-long Conservative voter - until this year, by the way
Oh shut up and stop dreaming.
Facts! Anyone who has paid any attention to what has happened with Musk’s strategy and the rise of fascists and oligarchies of the past can see the obvious, everyone else who love to lick boots will shout you down.
Hear, hear. Farage is unable to cope the demands of being a responsible member of parliament, but he’d be the first to say that he was democratically elected.
If that’s what you think of the man from Clacton I can’t imagine what you must think of Ben Habib.
"I don't want to spend my Friday evenings in Clacton." Farage.
The people who voted Brexit shouldn't be allowed to vote in the next election.
Let the grown ups have a turn and improve the country a little.
"my political opponents shouldn't be allowed to vote"
And yet you're probably the sort to cry fascism. Unbelievable
As a Norwegian friend of Britain, I hope you can elect better politicians!
We have better politicians now, but some people are a bit slow to smell the coffee.
@@thomasmoore1499 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Better politicians!! Brilliant.
Funny guy @@thomasmoore1499
With friends like you, who needs enemies?
@@thomasmoore1499 Who were you thinking of?
The fancy up to date name for this kind of nonsense is "cognitive dissonance" - my more prosaic term is "selective amnesia"
LOVE the Question to ask people who support Trump! Best one I have heard…….
I would quite like to see a future government as a 5/6 way coalition, which excludes both Conservative and Labour
Sorry, but that will never happen, at best it will be Labour and the Libdems, the Conservatives will never form a government again, as they do not have the same level of support as the Labour Party, and it is only thanks to their voter manipulation and suppression methods that they've been able to form most governments over the past 60 years. Have you never wondered why the Conservatives are constantly tinkering with the constituency boundaries, but Labour never do?
The number of people who have signed that petition is pretty much the same as the flat earthers in the UK, I am sure the Venn diagram of them, GBeebies viewers and the petition signers would be a perfect circle.
Are there really 2.8 million flat earthers in the UK?
@@chesterdonnelly1212 3% of the population so approx. yes.
... I'm and astrophysicist, hate gb news and I signed it because I disagree with a lot that starmer has done and will do... his policies are short sighted and dangerous for the uk
I know alot of Labour/Green party voters that have signed this petition too.
@@john70689 Do you really?
I remember signing the petition to get the Tories out .
Although at least by that point they'd had about a decade in power and proven to have been a cabal of corrupt liars and put the country into a death spiral.
Labour have only been in power for 4 months, so give them a chance to prove they're the same or otherwise!
I remember voting at a general election, which is the only valid way to express your opinion about who you want in government.
More than a whiff of musk about this
The tories and their supporters never learn.
James O Gammon crying makes my day 😂
Crying with laughter at RW idiocy
@ hahah if only 😂 I reckon when Farage becomes PM in a few years it will send him over the edge 😂
@@BSTJUNKIE-qs1ii DEFORM have barely grown the UKIP vote. Delulu 😂
@@janetoldfield7828Brexit was both wings.
@@clairewright332anti globalisation and pushing for self governance
Brexit brexit brexit yawn
A redistribution of wealth but not to people who live in this country
Well follow the money then and....
I will not sign that petition no matter how much they keep trying too
You create so much ffffffng hateful dissonance.
If right wingers were able to understand the phrase 'cognitive dissonance' they might be just that little bit closer to comprehending why they so regularly get accused of stupidity.
Bit rich coming from the indoctorinated!
@@stevejacobs9320do you know what cognitive dissonance is?
@itcouldbelupus2842 Yes, Obrien is the perfect example of someone suffering from the narrow mindedness it causes!
@@stevejacobs9320 Is he? I don't think you could point to a single example of that being the case.
Sounds like conservative cope, we both know it's the right wing that suffer from cognitive dissonance the most.
They can't ever examine their own motives. They have to stay all angry all the time, even when they're "winning".
No petitions came my way. Must have been very targeted marketing. That's the thing with petitions; they're biased by nature. They're a demand, not a discussion.
It's a government e-petition.
🙄
Anyone who wants to sign the petition can go to the website and do so. It’s not that complicated.
You didn't look for it did you?
@@MoonJumpingCow OK.
An e-petition is vetted by an e-petition team. They are a set format. And the team will check and make sure the format and wording meets the benchmarks.
You seem to be in the dark about how government e-petitions work.
@@mattlenton2012 Why would I?
What people fail to mention is any old foreign bot farm factory can sign the petition. If you need photo ID to vote. You should need photo ID to sign a government petition.
You are insane if you think it's some russian bot. You are actually mentally ill. It's not since you need to use your address.
You need name and address as well as an email registered to that profile. As well as the government has the current census data that is used to compare the details... so... no... not bots
@@rebeccaconlon9743 Easily circumvented.
I come here to sooth my spirit. To see that there are people in this country that have some common sense and are not completely swayed by right-wing propaganda. thank you.
He would have been better creating a petition, asking for MP's to call a vote of no confidence.
Nothing but Trolls below the line so far. The usual brain dead remarks and emojis. As ever ...no argument.
Genuinely what is it with right wingers and 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 at the end of every post? It's so bizarre
Troll
Trolls because you disagree?
@@ibexdnb2879 There is nothing to disagree with you silly boy. They have said nothing...when they do I might disagree, until then its just trolling. You clearly don't know the difference bewteen a comment and a troll.
@@ibexdnb2879you couldn't even be bothered to vote, calling you a troll is a compliment
Since 1997 the Labour Party and Conservative party have been interchangeable and both beyond awful..
For the last 10 years, the Tories have been interchangeable with Nigel's party. It has been a disaster.
@@weswheel4834 Well you're going to really happy when Farage is either Prime Minister or leader of the biggest opposition party in 2029 then.
The torys and labour are both the same, just one is slower than the other... and people have been played for fools over and over... when they see fit they do something unpopular and then allow for the other to take over... there is no longer any difference between the both. They will bpth harm the uk. Many hold hope with reform and Nigel but I'm not too sure anymore as to what other flavour of oppression we get, national or global socialism... as government will always tend to socialist state
You are an absolute laughing stock 😂😂😂😂
People are incomprehensible. Blind and willfully ignorant of the evil they do. 7:18
Would Starmer take notice if the 2 million were labour voters?. Him chuckling and saying not many voted labour, tells us everything, he's for the few that voteed labour but not for the many.
Ah yes, I forgot that 3 out of 66 million is the many.
Parliament will indeed debate this petition now
Its scheduled for 6 January
The debate will be, "You lost. Get over it." End of debate.
@allip4226 I think there will be a little more depth to the debate.
But I agree the outcome will be the same
It is in Westminster Hall.
The Daily Fail, aka the Daily (hate) Mail are now more popular in the USA than anywhere else.
You forgot the 'Daily Heil'.
@@stewmott3763 You're literally on the wrong side of history, EVERY TIME.
Brilliant James 😂
The irony of this man! Power to the people unless it doesn't go along with his own ideology.
What is that supposed to mean?
We really are living in such a horrible world. I never thought people could be so nasty, and yet still be loved and believed by so many people
We have project fear from Right wing tories , Reform , ukip and other right wing factions and we have project stupidity from exactly the same people.
Same could be said on the other side... no use shutting down dialogue as it will prevent you from growing in maturity
@@rebeccaconlon9743 Do shut up with this nonsense. Labour front bench has more nous in one finger than entire Tory cabinet. Thre is no balanced media and there are so many sheep who lap up Mail/Telegraph etc
Man's a baty boy melt
Blaming Brexit on Keir Starmer. Bad run. The cope is real people
The most hateful human misfortune is for a wise man to have no influence.
Herodotus
There's a huge number of Violet Elizabeth Bott types among Tory supporters, don't you think?
Does LBC know what irony means? What's ironic about this petition?
If you still cannot see that you are one of the people James is talking about.
@AaronOkeanos so you have an elitist attitude like you would in a cult
Try this for size.... Rejoin the EU....6 million signatures. Want to do that one first ??
Get it now ?
@@mikewilson8513 No. I don't get it. That's a totally differently petition about a totally different subject. I can see the similarities but still can't understand the irony?
how does he know most of the people who signed the petition were Brexit voters?
Because they are idiots? Just guessing.
He knows everything or so he keeps telling us
@@jimblamire3312 yeah well James is the King of Smugness
For the same reason that if you find molehills you can hazard a guess that the culprits are moles.
@@knightsnight5929 maybe, but not a very nuanced take by James. Nothing to back it up, he could do better.
here's a little game for you... When's the last time JOB didn't mention Brexit as the cause of all problems?
Here's one for you, name one benefit of Brexit..
Here's a tip for you... if you're gonna run multiple fake accounts, try to have some variation in what they all say. Having all of them start their comments with "here's a little game for you..." is a big giveaway as to what you're doing.
@@jimboonie7088 - ability to control our borders( if we had a Govt. with a spine!) , ability to set our own tax policy
@@django3422 - here's a tip for you.. the EU won't be havin' you back
@@dolmen6613 Okay. Never claimed they would. Just pointed out that you're a propaganda bot.
I'm sure it's not just brexit supporters James
If you are the son of a Southern Irish pair and born in Ireland why wouldn't you wave the flag for the eu?
The petition has people signing at the same rate all through the night as it does through the day. Which sounds like bots to me.
No, they could be Americans. (Oh..)
That isn't what I have observed...the rate updates when you refresh the page....over about an hour I saw quite a lot of fluctuation in the rates.
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George Orwell - 'The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.
The majority rarely want a government created by FFTP. That’s the system fault , not Starmers..
Yep. A system we had the opportunity to change a few years ago. We kept it as it was, like pillocks.
@ It wasn’t PR.
@@johnrussell3961 True, but the majority also used it as an excuse to punish Clegg.
@@weswheel4834 He was punished in 2015 for everything he couldnt do in the coalition.
@@johnrussell3961 I did feel slightly sorry for him. He sold out in exchange for Cameron agreeing to the referendum.
What? James O'Boring is talking about Brexit? 😄
He thinks Elon is bad for the world while Kier meets up with Blackrock who are a massive real estate monopoly. The hypocrisy is rife on LBC..
Reminding you of your voting idiocy again?
I call him James O'Cryin'
Eight years of calling others thick as mince gammon but he still doesn’t know the difference between a customs union and a free trade agreement. 🤡
@@aleph8888 a lot of remoaners don't understand much about what they are pushing for. If you want to know about the EU, don't ask a remoaner
Well said James
This is a perfect illustration of personal bias affecting a person's perception of reality. Selective amnesia at its best.
Great stuff from James O'Brien here.
Utterly misleading
Yes, but Starmer wanted a second referendum on the EU, so he obviously doesn't care about the democratic process either.
Rhubarb
So asking people "do you really want to do that now" is not democratic? Grow up!
Wrong. Brexit was all things to all Brexiteers. Nobody knew what they were voting for. There should have been an intiial referendum to esablish the principle followed by negotiations with the EU to define what Brexit acttually meant and exploraions of ttrade agreemens wih third paries. Then here should have been a confirmatory referendum on the complete package where everyone would have been aware of the consequences.
@@rogerphelps9939 Well said.
Where are the reform/brexit loons in the comments now?
I don't like or support everything Labour does.
But if anything, small business owners should recognize another General Election so soon after the last one will only create market instability.
Patriots should recognize it will make this country look weak internationally.
In recent years, we have had 4 General Elections, 2 divisive Referendums and 7 Prime Ministers! (2010-2024)
I think it is time for the dust to settle for a few years.
Badenoch can challenge the PM as opposition leader but before calling for another GE she should focus on making her party electable again.
Another sad pointless petition 😪
I absolutely can not stand James O'Briaen!
Maybe you shouldn't click on the videos with a big picture of his face on then. Just a hint for the future.
I'm a Labour Supporter but Starmer is two faced thats the truth.
Taking money from old age pensioners isn't right.
£220 per week state pension.
Most on here would spend that on a night out with the boys.
The worst pension in Europe.
Pensioners who only get State Pension will get fuel allowance.
Pensioners with work pensions and private pensions plus the state pension get a very healthy income more than many people working as well as all wealthy Pensioners getting fuel allowance.
@christopheroreilly4267Pensioners that only get state pension will get fuel allowance.
How much do you honestly think that would last in the winter.
If you filled a tank of oil up say 1000 litres that would cost more than £300.
Anyhow that would not last throughout the winter months.
£220 per week state pension.
The UK is a joke.
Can we take a moment to think about the poor, wealthy pensioners losing their winter fuel allowances? No? Diddums!
Why don't you write and ask the energy companies that are doing really well to give some money back to the pensioners. I'm a pensioner who does not need the money along with the many pensioners paying a thousand pounds a year to go to art class I go to. Or all the pensioners out to lunch or in our restaurants enjoying a meal and a glass of wine. What about the pensioners with their holiday homes abroad.
What did you do during the previous 14 years? Or what do you say to people who are living on £360 a month? Time to share the pain?
I always wonder what the country as a whole thinks about this. The petition is only part of a Tory press kerfuffle and do most just not see it because of decreased newspaper sales. Are most people just ignorant of the whole thing.
Its amazing watching a country shoot itself in the foot over and over and still not understand what rhey are doing. And the funny thing is o didnt actually think you guy's could do worse than the tories but but you have managed to actually do so!! 😂🤣😂🤣🤷🏽♂️🤦🏻♂️
Explain.
Huh?
No. It's great news.
The complacent political bubble are having their cages rattled.
They'll be stunned when Nigel Farage becomes PM.
The irony is outstanding.
The irony of JOB criticising the petition when he has gone on continually about another Brexit referendum?
@SAHBfan Brexit was also a campaign of lies (which is the argument also being presented re: Labour). That's all I'm saying 🙄
*Angry gammons seething in the comments* 🤣🤡
Wow... slurrs... you make it sound like you're projecting a bit there. There's no need for us vs them mentality as it makes us all ignorant a holes to eachother, from a center right gammon to a leftist gammon
@@CoolSocialist not as angry as James when he was told he was left on the kerb 😂🤣😂 bet school was brutal for you 😜
@FitBit-e1j 🧂🤣
Only 20% of the population voted for Starmer.
Ha😂 snowflake. How many voted for Truss and Sunak?
Boris ?
How many voted Cameron in 2010 that brought 14 years of pillaging?
Cameron didn't even win in 2010
ONLY 10% VOTED FOR THE TORIES
@@michaelswan8357 nonsense.
It's a "first past the post system". UK elections are often low turnout, plus you're missing many crucial logical conclusions.
20% of the population, but 33% of the Vote.
If you apply the same logic to the Brexit referendum only 23% of the population voted Leave.
Alternatively you could break the 2024 election down like this:
65% didn't vote Labour
77% didn't vote Tory
86% didn't vote Reform
You're also wilfully ignoring the hundreds of thousands of Labour voters who gave their cross to the Lib Dems in order to oust the Tories tactically.
That's how our electoral system works, and we always have minority governments. But the system favours both the major parties so it won't be changing anytime soon.
@@FigelNarage wasn’t 20% of the population it was less than 15% of the population that voted for Labour.
“We have never previously had a government starting with quite as low a share of the vote Labour got in July,"
"It's also difficult to find a government that has slipped as much in the polls as this government has so quickly." - Sir John Curtis to Sky News.
Starmer is polling now lower than Nigel Farage.
When he calms down (does he ever calm down?) someone should patiently explain to young James that people elect a government at the General Election, not a president. So, if the individual who is prime minister goes, that party chooses another one (as Labour did in 1976). Without that straw man, this rant could have been about six or seven minutes shorter, leaving James more time to tell us how right he was about something else.
The Conservative party members (paid members) choose a new leader, that is vastly different to a general election where everybody chooses a new leader.
Whoosh.
Can we go one week without mentioning Brexit ffs😮
You want to just ignore the thing Britain did to ruin the country?
Yes, let's just pretend the majority of people didn't vote to make the economy worse 😂
Can tell people who havent signed a petition ever and think that using a vpn tells the system where its from... the petition asks for personal details such as name and address
Soppy little TORY boys can’t handle REALITY. Hahahaha!
Reality is great huh😂
No farmers no food.
Simple slogans for simple minds
We’ve not been food-independent since the early 1800’s. So “no farmers, no UK produced food” would be more accurate… ironically, when Jacob Rees-Smugg was prattling on about “cheaper food because of Brexit” he was referring to things like Australian beef, which is already undercutting the UK beef farmers thanks to the (rushed) Conservative’s trade deal.
James you spout bile, sleep well 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He's incapable of sleeping well due to the recurring nightmare he has of Jacob Rees-Mogg driving to Balmoral to lie to the Queen!
Likes to plug his books whilst on air, most of which sold during the pandemic when there was a shortage of toilet paper.
how many books have you written?
@ 8 in total , 7 of which have beeb published.
@@andyjosh1674 what are their ISBN numbers and what name did you author them under?
@@stocktonjoans 🎣 🧌 W⚓️
still waiting
this guys mental gymnastics really are exhausting
Why is the assumption that anyone signing the petition is a brexiteer?
who said that? No one.
Most? Obviously, but no one has said that everyone signing it is a brexiteer.
Listen to what is actually being said, instead of hearing what you want to hear.
same reason folks assume water is wet.
@bipolarminddroppings James o Brien just said it. As has everyone above and below....
I guess the assumption is that if you want Labour out you must want Reform/Tories in, and for the most part they are both very pro Brexit 🤷♂️
@@bipolarminddroppings Lol read the comments. Plemty of people saying it and James has definitely implied such things before.
O’Brian using his volume button to get his point across. As a political commentator he should be asking and investigating rather than throw petty insults around. I think people have a right to protest, despite Starmer’s threat to free speech and this petition is just and only that. Labour did lie and they deserve to be embarrassed by it.
They did not lie.
Go on, be a bit more specific about what they lied about. Then compare it to what we've had for the last 14 years, or to Reform's lies and ineptitude.
Read his book How They Broke Britain as there is plenty of evidence of investigating in it.
Starmer announces Ukraine is his top priority then meets Blackrock. We should all be wetting ourselves.
Perhaps you haven't noticed he can chew gum and walk at the same time, unlike others.
@@thomasmoore1499 I wonder who gave him the free gum?
I wonder if James will EVER talk about the conflict of interest between Starmer and the people he supposedly serves.
@J1465-x4x So how does this conflict of interest work? Are you claiming that he's getting secret backhanders?
@J1465-x4x And if he was, don't you think he'd have been a bit quieter about the meeting?
Well James, just look at the mess the EU is currently in,it's two largest economies in freefall and both of them in political chaos. SOME ADVERT FOR THE EU JAMES.
Just read the comments on the GB news website regarding the petition , pure comedy gold.🤣
People want change. The Tories were a continuation of New Labour and this government is just going even harder. The people are simply fed up with another 4 and half years of even more to come.
we just had a election or was you in a coma and the far right will never be in power in this country so id move to the USA if i was you .
so you call for change by calling for another election with the same two parties contending, plus a collection of Poundland fascists waiting in the wings? makes sense...
Well they don't seem to want change or they wouldn't be protesting about every Labour action.