Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "Reform overtakes Labour in the opinion polls and Nigel Farage’s popularity also increases" video.

They've woken up to the situation in front of them, but not the trap set for them. Each one that votes , is kissing their liberty goodbye for another term; because it's the owners of the state who are really being enabled.
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@johnmcmahon5145 The US has a chance - Trump's term has bought them all time. Over here we're knackered.
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@Slademanxx Ooooh are you going to be surprised...
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 @braindamagedwarvet... And somebody finally gets it. And the sad thing is, it doesn't matter which party gets in, those who own the system will always get their way.
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@ZoomerHistorian The party also is inevitably going to be made to choose between either compliance with the agenda or the bankrupt insolvency of the state: to which they will be the ones blamed. Guess which one they'll go for.
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@Mugwumps107 That's the rub: they've already been sold and don't even realise it. As much as they complain the majority mindlessly obey.
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@thomasrobert4654 I already have. Just too bad the majority either can't because they're so inert and dependant on the system, or won't out of fear for the responsibility and accountability they'll be expected to take up. Ours and all others - are a nation of squabbling children with no direction and who can't think, let alone stand up for themselves.
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@DoggleBird Most people don't even realise how fascism got into power in the first place. Spoiler - it was invited in by the masses themselves.
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@thomasrobert4654 A century of subversion on each generation has done that.
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😂 Raging by powering it... what comedy!
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@thomasrobert4654 Are you serious? The cough a few years ago ought to be a reminder of just how much the masses aren't going to act. They just rolled up their sleeves, covered their faces and complied.
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Then you'll be disappointed even if they got in. No matter the party, they're sat down and given a choice between compliance with the agenda of those who really run things, or the bankrupt insolvency of the state. To which they'll be named and blamed.
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@alaninsoflo Hence it's easier to fool than it is to convince someone they have been.
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@jrosam9569 Followed up by further news of how he's toeing the line like all those before him - because he doesn't want to be the one to be blamed for when the state is forced into insolvent bankruptcy.
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@robm8809 Open your eyes if you're truly awake. You plan to vote don't you? Then they've already beaten you.
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@thomasrobert4654 And you honestly think a few firebrands are realistically going to change things? The masses not only ignore us but outright strike back on behalf of their masters, who aren't going to do much realistically.
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@Stephen-b6s And yet the people keep voting.
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@DoggleBird And their underpinnings are irrelevant in the instance where the owners of the country have them by the cajones. Government doesn't work by the party's mandate; they work how they're told to - be it in line with the masses, or like most often, not.
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@KevinGuy-j5i Then they have absolutely NO right to complain. Play stupid games: win stupid prizes.
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@KevinGuy-j5i If they're so worried about "Representation" then they need to pull their thumb out and represent themselves. Democracy is dictatorship being polite.
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@Jerry-v7l5q not through the system there isn't.
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No, but it is ludicrous to think change is going to come within a system that has it's controllers staying the course and isn't going to let anyone upset that. Farage and his crew will either stand in line with those in power or they'll either never get there or they'll be removed. Just like every other party out there.
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They offer false hope because establishment will make them choose compliance with the agenda or bankruptcy of the state.
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