@FoxNews Let's be honest this is as much about China as it is Iran, and thats okay.
What is not okay isour leader in the UK is beholden to both leading to inaction and complacency.
It has become undeniably clear that we must establish a process for public accountability, specifically through open trials, for those individuals who have demonstrably betrayed the foundational principles of our nation. These are the individuals who, driven by insatiable greed and an unquenchable thirst for power, have actively undermined the very fabric of our society, compromising our sovereignty and the well-being of our citizens. Such egregious acts of treachery, which have eroded public trust and inflicted profound damage upon our collective future, demand a transparent and thorough judicial examination before the eyes of the populace. This is not merely about punishment, but about ensuring justice is seen to be done, restoring faith in our institutions, and unequivocally demonstrating that such disloyalty will not be tolerated or go unaddressed within the boundaries of our country.
@RupertLowe10 Dear Rupert,
Your insightful contributions are making my role as a reform councillor rather challenging; I kindly request you temper your astute observations.
Regards,
Cllr Roldy
@ElectionMapsUK@FindoutnowUK Restore gains votes by re-engaging alienated voters, similar to the Greens. This highlights our extreme ideological division.