Polling in the UK elections set for July 4 currently shows a wipeout of the “Conservative” party (the Tories) of unprecedented proportions. One recent poll projects Labour (the communists) will end up with ~500 parliamentary seats to around 50 for the currently governing Tories. Such an outcome would have been unimaginable just a few months ago.
But there it is.
We’ve seen a lot of hype in recent days about a surge from the populist Reform party led by Nigel Farage, but, while Reform’s polling has indeed risen rapidly over the past 2 weeks as British voters start to awaken to the irreversible damage they’re about to do to their own well-being by elevating a party led by committed Marxists to overwhelming power, it seems unlikely to much matter. Reform is not currently projected to actually win a single parliamentary seat even though it could well collect more total votes than the pathetic Tories.