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Sorry, thought Sir G said he was not standing again, perhaps not.Not sure how you mean that...
Sorry, thought Sir G said he was not standing again, perhaps not.Not sure how you mean that...
Stretching it yourself to say it's four and half years; but, anyway, I did write 'generally'.I would suggest that it’s a bit of a stretch to describe the last four and a half years as ‘stable government’. More like a lurch from pillar to post imo.
Which reads well generally, particularly if you are a subsidy junky.They currently have a "contract with you" section on their webpage.
The agricultural section link is below
Agriculture
www.reformparty.uk
Read though the lot and there are many things that I would like to see happen, but in reality it reads just like a 6th form school project, simplistic solutions to complex problems.Which reads well generally, particularly if you are a subsidy junky.
Oh ffs, all manifestos do and are like that, including those of parties I have voted for. I can't see myself voting for Reform, but it's all been costed and stands up as well as anything the Tories, LDs and Labour etc. are proposing.Read though the lot and there are many things that I would like to see happen, but in reality it reads just like a 6th form school project, simplistic solutions to complex problems.
Read though the lot and there are many things that I would like to see happen, but in reality it reads just like a 6th form school project, simplistic solutions to complex problems.
Oh ffs, all manifestos do and are like that, including those of parties I have voted for. I can't see myself voting for Reform, but it's all been costed and stands up as well as anything the Tories, LDs and Labour etc. are proposing.
Anyway, we both know full well that if, in a very different world, Reform was ardently pro-EU, you'd be claiming its manifest to be a work of pure genius.
But is is probably of no relevance anyway, since under FPTP Reform's electoral chances are very slim...
Ha! That's my point, all parties do it and, under FPTP, the only ones that really matter are those of the Tories and Labour. And they conspire together to keep the current electoral system because under PR they know they'd never have a free run again.Lib Dems are what you call 'ardently pro-EU', but their manifesto is usually only wishful thinking too.
Ha! That's my point, all parties do it and, under FPTP, the only ones that really matter are those of the Tories and Labour. And they conspire together to keep the current electoral system because under PR they know they'd never have a free run again.
We need a wholesale change in our democracy, or it won't survive, and that's the plain truth of it.
All I am saying is that it's a very child like attempt at a political manifesto and the costing looks like its been done by the same children. Some of the things they are proposing would take decades to implement in the real world and some they evidently just don't understand what the are even taking about.Oh ffs, all manifestos do and are like that, including those of parties I have voted for. I can't see myself voting for Reform, but it's all been costed and stands up as well as anything the Tories, LDs and Labour etc. are proposing.
Anyway, we both know full well that if, in a very different world, Reform was ardently pro-EU, you'd be claiming its manifest to be a work of pure genius.
But is is probably of no relevance anyway, since under FPTP Reform's electoral chances are very slim...
Read though the lot and there are many things that I would like to see happen, but in reality it reads just like a 6th form school project, simplistic solutions to complex problems.
Is that right ?
Remind me, didn't you leave the UK & go to France to continue EU subsidies to the tune of £20,000+ ?
Mind you, not as though EU farmers are happy with Net Zero or Green Policy - not as though the Left would even admit such in the first place. I bet your bum does some fidgeting on the seat when Lefties start claiming "Far Right" influencing EU Ag policy - wish I could be there to have a good laugh !
Do you remember the shite they talked at Brexit Referendum it can be nae surprise.All I am saying is that it's a very child like attempt at a political manifesto and the costing looks like its been done by the same children. Some of the things they are proposing would take decades to implement in the real world and some they evidently just don't understand what the are even taking about.
feck, 20k would be an extraordinarily poor result