The Smell of Desperation from Remain Stinks!

How desperate do you have to be to wheel out Gordon Brown? A man who put our country into financial ruin, and bailed out the banks.

How desperate do you have to be to want to stand shoulder to shoulder with Tony Blair? The man who started a war on false pretenses, the smiling assassin, not only hated by Tory voters, but despised by his own party, but at least he won his elections.

Two men, who have no credibility with the public, the reason Labour have failed so badly in the last general elections is because of these two men.

The reason Jeremy Corbyn is now leader of the Labour party is because of these two men.

Why would any Tory want to stand next to Brown and Blair with all seriousness, and ask the British people, who have recently told the political elite how they feel towards the two New Labour inventors, to listen to them?

The Leave campaign isn't doing much better, Boris is only for leave so he can get the trust of the Tories who want to leave, which is majority.

Then there's Michael Gove, hardly has the British people's trust at the best of times.

Nigel Farage..... well he's in seventh heaven, he has his referendum, and it looks like his side is winning.

However it's not just the Tories that seem to be in dire straits, Labour is in a pickle of it's own.

Firstly, majority of people don't know Labour's official stance, perhaps that's because it has a leader who for years has wanted to leave the EU, and is suddenly told he wants to stay (so much for straight honest politics.)

Labour's official stance is to remain, however the leadership have told it's MPs not to share a platform with the Tories:

Not only has Brown & Blair been wheeled out as last minute attempts, Harman, Khan, Kinnock, and Tessa Jowel have all shared platforms with Tories.

Great to see Corbyn's leadership being taken seriously by his own MPs and Mayor!

The desperation from the Remain campaign stinks, and it's embarrassing.

Leaving Is The Best Option

I don't like the EU, not purely because we have an immigration crisis, it's how undemocratic it is.

On the 31st March 2017, because after this the EU will have all power, and we will NOT be allowed a referendum again.

This literally is a one time only chance to leave.

Do you want to be told what to do by people you did not vote for? Do you want to be told what you can and can't do by people you don't even know the names of?

About a week or so ago Harriet Harman was shown the the seven heads of the EU, she couldn't name one of them.

In fact I don't think a single person, except for Andrew Marr because he was told who they were, on that panel could name one of those men pictured.

How is this good?

People like Owen Jones thinks we should vote In, because we can protest our way to a democratic EU.

Some of us have jobs, families, and lives to think of.

Owen Jones also believes our Human Rights will be taken away the second we leave..... again this is just scare mongering.

Which the Remain campaign has done since this started.

Firstly it'll take years, and years for us to actually leave if we do vote that way, nothing will change over night.

Human Rights won't be taken away the second we leave, housing crisis won't suddenly be solved, and borders won't be shut.

However, those who are at fault will be more accountable.

How can we hold to account those we don't know the names of? How can we hold to account when our own politicians haven't got a clue who they?

The House of Lords is unelected, however, we, if we wanted, could change that, how could we change who was in power in the EU?

Hands up who voted for or against Jean Claude Juncker, the President of the EU? No one?

Hands up who voted for Angela Merke? Alexis Tsipras? Francois Hollande? No one in this country, that's for sure.

I have two Spanish friends who will be voting for Britain to leave, I also have three Eastern European friends who will be voting for Britain to leave.

They also want their home countries to leave as well.

The EU is an undemocratic, dictatorship, yet, who's the dictator? We don't know, and that's what worries me most.

If you're a Labour voter, and you HATE the Tories with all your might, imagine having a government you can't really hold to account, like we currently do.

Imagine a day where, someone like David Cameron has no one else to blame but himself, and you can hold him solely accountable.

Imagine if Jeremy Corbyn wins the next election, and you actually don't like what he's doing, you can hold him solely accountable.

The reason people like Jeremy Corbyn have suddenly changed their tune is because they can deflect your anger, onto the unknown EU leaders.

They're not wholly accountable.

Now, what Britain might be unhappy about with the EU isn't necessarily what France, Germany, Spain, Greece, Romania, etc might be unhappy with.

So how do we get all these countries together? How do you get them to agree on issues that effect each country differently? How do you agree on everything 100% of the time?

You don't!

I've left the Tories, because this current lot are looking more and more like Blair & Brown, EU puppets.

I urge you to vote to leave, I urge you to take control, to make our governments accountable for each, and everyone of their actions, I urge you to make Britain great again.

The Righteous Left

The left wing do like to have their cake and eat it.

Ironically, when a slice of that cake is taken away, they don't like it.

For instance, David Cameron was overheard saying how "Fanatically corrupt" Nigeria, and Afghanistan are.

The left are reveling at Cameron's words, and are even trying to compare the corruption of the Tory party with these two countries. I am aghast I tell you, aghast.

Firstly, yes the Tory party is corrupted, then again so is the Labour Party, the Lib Dems, The Greens, UKIP, SNP etc, if anyone can find me a main political party that isn't corrupt then you are better than Houdini.

Secondly, after years of preaching, it turns out Emma Watson, poster girl for feminism, has been named on the Panama papers for having an offshore account.

Not a peep from those on the left, however, imagine it was Gary Barlow, who once campaigned for the Conservatives, who was named, the left would shouting from the roof tops! But not for one of their own.

Talk like a socialist, live like a capitalist.

Remarkable Ruth!

What a leader Ruth Davidson is!

Firstly, she has put Labour into third place, also she managed to stop the SNP from getting an majority, and she is now the official leader of the opposition in Holyrood.

How did she do so well?

She's passionate, she's intelligent, she doesn't use political jargon, she tells it how it is, she is a conviction politician.

Ruth Davidson doesn't take votes for granted, nor does she suffer fools easily, and if there's one thing Nicola Sturgeon didn't want was Davidson lead Tory opposition.

However, the main issue for the Tories is now London, and Zac Goldsmith's pathetic, and rather half arsed campaign.

Firstly, did he ever show any passion? I don't believe he did.

Did he ever show any character? No, and to be fair to Sadiq Khan, he has slightly more personality, and whether people like it or not, a lot of votes do come down to personality, just look at Boris, did people listen to what he had to say, or did they like his personality? I think the latter wins.

Boris Johnson, Ruth Davidson, and even Sadiq Khan, all have a voice, and they want you to hear them, Goldsmith was quiet, shy, and looked like nervous every time he was asked a question, or put to challenge.

Lastly, towards the end of the campaign, the left were able to label him Islamaphobic, not a good look when you're wanting to run England's capital, where 12.4% of the population are Muslim.

However, I think we all knew deep down Zac was never going to win, and Corbyn was never going to bring the "5 million voters."

UKIP's surge in Wales should be a stark warning to them, they're slowly but surely losing the faith of what should be Labour heartlands.

Labour should be asking themselves where they're going wrong, but they won't, they'll do what they've always done, stick their heads in the sand, and hope it all blows over.

Labour's Playing A Dangerous Game Of Denial

To deny that Labour has an anti-semitic problem is in itself a major problem, because you'll never effectively eradicate the problem.

For those who are in denial here's a few pointers as to why you do have a huge problem within Labour:

1. Naz Shah saying that Jews should be "transported" as a "solution."

2. Ken Livingstone claiming "Hitler was a zionist." is not only ignorant, but extremely disrespectful to the Jewish people who suffered at the hands of this megalomaniac

3. The NUS having a debate about whether they should recognise the Holocaust or not........ just wow!

4. The leader himself in talks with Hamas, and Hizbollah, who are not only anti-semitic, but sexist, and homophobic.

5. Ken Livingstone accusing a Jewish journalist of being a "German Camp guard criminal."

However, it's quite obvious that the Labour leader, if not agrees with the anti-semitic views, he definitely empathises with them.

Firstly it took 5 hours to suspend Ken Livingstone, why did it take that long?

Secondly, Ken and Jeremy have been friends for decades, I'm pretty sure that Ken expressing these anti-Semitic views didn't come as a huge shock to Jeremy.

Thirdly, Jeremy still appointed Ken as a member of the Nation Executive Committee, knowing that Ken held these views.

Anti-Semitism is a real, huge problem within the Labour party, a problem that laid dormant for many years, but has sadly started to raise it's ugly head again.

To deny this problem is dangerous, to tackle it head on would be the best plan of action, but sadly Labour are doing what they've always done, and are burying their heads in the sand.

Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!

If we're going to be honest, Cameron did make a right pigs ear (pardon the pun), of the whole offshore account/ dodging taxes.

And whilst we're being honest, Corbyn has made an even bigger mess out of it.

Firstly, yes Cameron did nothing illegal, and paid the right amount of taxes that was asked of him, as every expert in the land has said so.

However, he took it far too personally, and tried to spin it off, and amazingly, he is doing so.

Now it's Corbyn's turn to put under the limelight.

Cameron has published six years of his tax returns, Corbyn has only published one year, and that took him six days to do so.

It also turns out, thanks to The Sun, Corbyn may have tax evaded himself.

Are we going to see a hashtag #resigncorbyn? Nope.

Are we going to have a mass protest outside the Labour leader's home or Labour's HQ? Doubtful.

What about Unite The Union's failure of paying tax? Are we going to protest over that as well?

Even The Guardian tax dodged, are we going to protest outside their HQ?

Are we going to bring to justice, no matter of political stances, the tax dodgers of Britain?

No we are not, because those who are left wing can do as they please, as I've said before "It's OK to live like a capitalist, so long as you talk like a socialist."

Margaret Hodge, Labour MP, tax dodged on £1.5 million.

David and Ed Miliband managed to avoid paying tax on the £5 million inheritance left to them, from their Marxist father Ralph Miliband.

Was there any protests? No

Was there any outrageous hashtags for resignations? No

And yet the left still claim to believe in equality...... my arse they do!

You will never stop tax avoidance, or evasion if you only go after some tax dodgers, you have to go after them all, otherwise, you're fighting a losing battle.... then again the left are used to that.

Who Needs Comedian's When We Have Polticians

If I was still doing my stand up routine, I'd be extremely annoyed at our current lot of politicians.

Firstly Corbyn, a man who scrapped in the Labour Leadership bid as those who did support him said others should because it would "open the debate", only to alienate those within the party who dont agree with his views once he won.

Now there's Cameron who, let's face it, is a walking talking disaster at the moment.

It seems the Prime Minister has taken a leaf out of Corbyn's book, and decided that alienation is a great way forward.

It was leaked that he was ignoring members of the cabinet who were for Brexit..... how very grown Prime Minister.

Now it has emerged that he had received inherited funds from his father's offshore shares..... naughty boy.

What is even more amusing is The Guardian's faux outrage at this tax-dodging scheme, despite having used a similar tactic to avoid paying corporation tax by saving their profit's within the Cayman Island's.

Now the left are following Edward Snowden's calls for Cameron to resign....... this coming from a man who leaked a load of information we can to sweat F.A. about.

So now there's a hashtag #resigncameron...... because the hashtags during the last election were so very helpful for Mr Miliband election process.