Boris Johnson probably never Read what he Signed

I’m 62, we are the generation that will never  be able to afford to retire. Five major recessions in my life, Thatcherism and the horror of mass unemployment in the 80s and mass migration that has driven down my wages for nearly half my working life.

See you next time .... Farage.

We urgently need an increase in the allowance.
In April I suddenly found a chunk of my modest private pension taken in tax.

If we do rejoin the EU I wonder what the 17,000,000 who voted to leave will think about Mr Burnham.

I want back into the eu so I can get out of this dump.

We will vote for you Nigel but please don't lose.
Join forces with anyone you need to. Just get us over the line 👍👍👍

It's not the time for a referendum. I say one house one head not two.

This reporters voice is so disinterested. My goodness woman, at least try and sound like you want to interview your guest.

He is burnham his bridges

Reform uk for me and I am pensioner worked in the coal mines when maggei was in power in the late seventies

How many times that women born in the 50s onwards have to pay for governments mistakes. They have already stole thousands from us and what’s happened to that?so what makes anybody think that the money saved will be used for care, I don’t believe it for a.minute jam tomorrow again.

Sir,

I am not a member of any political party.

If we rejoin the E.U. then the following must be implemented:

1.   Accept the euro as the sovereign currency;
2.   Interest rates will be set, for Britain, by the Franco-Germanic alliance;
3.   The militiary will obey the orders of French and German field marshals and admirals;
4.   Englanders who disobey will be arrested under the European Arrest Warrant.

FCO 30+1048 is a confidential 1971 Foreign and Commonwealth Office briefing paper titled "Legal and constitutional implications of UK entry into the EEC" that detailed how joining the European Economic Community would erode British parliamentary sovereignty.
Key Details of FCO 30+1048
• The Authorship & Scope: Produced in 1971 during Edward Heath's government, the 200+ page document analyzed the legal effects of signing the Treaty of Rome.
• Loss of Legislative Freedom: It warned that Community law would take direct effect and precedence over domestic UK law.
• Constrained Areas: It explicitly listed areas where Parliament's freedom to legislate would be restricted, including agriculture, customs duties, transport, and the free movement of capital, labor, and services.
• Public Secrecy: The document was kept confidential under the Official Secrets Act and only became public in January 2002 under the standard 30-year declassification rule.
• Political Legacy: Eurosceptics frequently cite the paper—available to read via the Internet Archive—as evidence that the government knew the full extent of the transfer of power to Brussels but did not fully disclose it to the public or during the 1975 EEC membership referendum. Meanwhile, general consensus among historians notes it was one of many extensive bureaucratic risk-assessments standard for major treaty negotiations.

I feel we will be in much bigger trouble well before the general election 😢

Someone who answers questions  - that’s a change

Nigel why do you never mention turnout ? it is crucial - 19 million registered voters did not vote in the last general election ! They must be encouraged to mobilise !

Farage seems to have selective hearing. Burnham didn't say we were rejoining the EU, he said he's looking at options to get UK closer to the EU, specifically for less beaurecratic trade purposes.

So true if we was in the EU Burnham couldn't even remove what he just did and remove Vat on electricity.

Cant wait  bring it on Nigel  vote Reform and get  Burnham and is treacherous Government out