Comments by "oneoflokis" (@oneoflokis) on "Pro Israel Former Board of Deputies President joins Starmer’s Labour." video.

  1. 💯👍 I had to see one off too, only she was polite.
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  2. 🤮🤮🤮 Janta Ka Reporter exposes the fact that the person who currently owns the Jewish Chronicle is on the board of the BBC. Hardly impartial... 😏
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  3. 💯👍
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  4. (Therefore so was I! 🙂)
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  5.  @bestcomsystems4458  Why? It just shows that the two main parties are jot representing large swathes of the British people. (Especially those who DO have some nous, and are interested in politics, not just in impressions!)
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  6. @bestcomsystems4458  All the channels I know of which are hosted by intelligent people, say that the main problem in the UK, is that people just aren't interested in politics, or have at best a casual interest. Therefore they vote according to "impressions", or indeed what Rupert Murdoch tells them. 😏 THAT'S how we got BoJo!! 👎
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  7. @bestcomsystems4458  We'll get an impression of the size of the swathes, by how many people vote for independents, or smaller parties.(Including Reform, who I do NOT approve of!😏) Of course, in our FPTP system, how many seats that will result in, for the alternative MPs.. 😏😏
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  8. @bestcomsystems4458  OK. So you've defined your terms. By "politically interested people", I think I mean more or less what the YouTuber Michael Lambert means. Ie, not people who are fascinated by political parties; maybe people who have voted or considered voting for different political parties throughout their lives; people who understand and are prepared to research the issues, as well as various politicians ' attitudes towards them, so that they the voters can make a rational choice. NOT, on the other hand, people (Lambert alludes to them) who think that politics and elections are just another form of entertainment, who aren't prepared to seriously engage; and who are guided by impressions: such as, Isn't Boris such a lovely funny entertaining bloke, he can't mean any harm, I'll vote for him! 😏 You'd also be surprised how many younger middleaged people I've seen in pubs and cafés reading tabloid newspapers. Also, tons of younger people read the Mail Online for the celebrity gossip. And then there's the BBC - most people still get their news from the TV - which is now not at all impartial. So. And Kernow Damo's channel is not at all uninformed!
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