They Will Never Admit This

[00:00:04]All right, guys. So, I just want to quickly talk about something. I won't I won't keep you for too long. Um, and it's just more like uh a booster, a little pickme up because I don't think what happened or what I'm seeing the reaction of uh is as bad as people are making out. For those that are not aware, uh, Restore Britain came third in the bi-election. It wasn't a dreamland win or a fanciful second. It was a realistic third. All right. Everyone thought it was a possibility and it was the result. Third place is actually pretty [ __ ] awesome and I'll tell you why in a sec. But ultimately, I just want to quash this um this feeling feeling of negativity. Now, it's easy for the people that hate us to find a reason to be negative about this. But for the the supporters, I don't think you really have any reason to be negative at all. This was a good result.

[00:00:51]The party is 4 months old, right? and they it was a snap bi-election in a Labor stronghold and they came third beating out the Conservatives. I think that's pretty [ __ ] good for a party for months old. And listen, this is a party that's been absolutely vilified in the press. They just the other day they were calling Restore Britain the Pat the the the party of the neo-Nazis for [ __ ] sake. So they haven't exactly been kind to the party in the in the media and a lot of people still get their information regurgitated to them directly down their gullet from the media. So it hasn't been ideal and that will also be a point that we need to talk about later. So they got round about 7% of the vote and if you look at this there was about a 7% bump in the voter turnout as well from the general election. In the general election it was 52% I believe it was 59% this time this time. So actually the the amount of votes that restore Britain got it actually correlates quite closely to the bump in voter turnout. So that if you want to look at it that way in any constituency let's say this let's say you you you don't do sound science and you just look at this oneoff case and you extrapolate out from that. Well, that would mean that in any constituency there's around about a 7% bump that Restore Britain brings to the table. So, they get a guaranteed locked in 7% roundabout.

[00:02:16]So, that means the job well 7 to 7 to 10% let's be uh a little bit more generous considering it will be a general election and more people will turn out likely to anyway.

[00:02:32]So that means uh the job hasn't changed.

[00:02:36]Nothing has changed actually. We know that there will be a bump in voter turnout. That can be it can be debated whether it's 7% 10% 1%. There will be a bump in voter turnout because Restore Britain does actually and it's been proven. It does bring new voters to the table. That was proven in the local elections. It's just been proven again now. It is a true fact. Restore Britain is energizing non-existent [ __ ] ghost voters. That's pretty impressive. I'm happy about that because now, like I said, the game hasn't changed. Now it's just about convincing these cultlike, brained, indoctrinated, lifelong [ __ ] voters that will never ever want to change from voting Labor or Conservative or Greens or whatever. like they're just locked in. That those are the people that we need to convince and that's going to be the hardest part. So, we've got three years to do that and I do think it will be three years because regardless of what anyone has said with this [ __ ] involving Kama and Burnham, neither of these people want to to uh to start a general election. Zero.

[00:03:44]Neither side. Kiama doesn't want to do it because he will lose his job. Bernham doesn't want to do it because a shitload of Labor MPs will lose their jobs. He won't be able to win a an election, a leadership election if people knew he was going to call for a general election because they'll lose their [ __ ] jobs.

[00:04:02]They don't want to lose their jobs. So, no, I I don't think that will there will be a general election. I think that's locked in. We've got three years.

[00:04:09]They'll make a deal. They'll have some back backdoor [ __ ] [ __ ] deal.

[00:04:13]Maybe maybe Stammer will share out his rent boys and burn them.

[00:04:18]Well, anyway, let's not talk about that too much. Um I don't know what's going to happen in the future. not 100% locked in. I'm just looking at this at what are the what are the odds? You know, it's about probabilities. I just don't think either of them would be interested in a general election right now. I think it would probably hurt both of them if if it happened. And when it comes to Restore Britain, like I said, I don't think the playbook has changed. I don't think the plan has changed. It's just about awareness. It's just about opening the eyes of the the the sheeple, the people asleep, and telling them and showing them that this party is actually different. Because I'll be honest, the the the apathy that people have when it comes to promises from politicians is a real problem that we've got to overcome.

[00:05:02]It it's it's not a coincidence that people their entire lives have have become apathetic over politics when for their entire lives they've listened to politicians promise them things and then lie to their [ __ ] face. Do the opposite. In fact, like Boris Johnson.

[00:05:19]Oh yeah, I'll I'll I'll end immigration.

[00:05:22]The highest [ __ ] levels of immigration the West has ever seen.

[00:05:26]Thanks Boris, you [ __ ] traitor. So no, I just don't I understand I understand the apathy. I understand the the safety in just sticking your guns to one party and voting that way forever regardless of who's in power because that's [ __ ] that's that's [ __ ] normal, isn't it? That's what normal people [ __ ] do. Yeah. Yeah. I'm just going to vote for the [ __ ] badge.

[00:05:46]Doesn't matter what the person looks like or what they say, what they do. No, no, no. [ __ ] that that I'm voting for the the insignia, the logo. Weird.

[00:05:53]Whatever. So, I understand people's reluctance to move. You know, change is scary, but change is inevitable whether they want it or not. It's either going to [ __ ] the country up or we're going to save the country. That's it. There's no in between. There's no diverse utopia waiting for us at the end of this experiment.

[00:06:13]And obviously, reality will help wake people up. Videos like this will help wake people up. People like yourself will help wake people up by just mentioning, "Hey, you know, I know you've been promised a load of [ __ ] but this guy's different. I promise you that he actually does his job. He goes to parliament, he gives away his salary, he does all this good stuff and this is what he's promising and just, you know, if they're open to it, they're open to it. So, we've got three years. Like, like I said, I know this is the third time I've said this, but the game plan hasn't changed. We are just going to continue moving forward and waking people up. And I think in time when people look back at this, they will see this as a genuine victory for Restore Britain. This will not be seen as a third place. there will be this will be seen as a marker that's being laid laid down for the establishment to see for everyone to see that this party is for [ __ ] real. So, we'll see what happens, but I think we're locked in for the next 3 years and we just we just have to keep making more people aware of what they are missing out on by voting for the [ __ ] Labor Party.

[00:07:18]Although, if they can't see it now, I mean, what the [ __ ] See you later.

[00:07:31]Time to light the soul.

[00:07:38]No babe and we could stay.

[00:07:43]Both of us to know.