Thread: The rise of Reform.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

The bookies don't generally get it wrong!

I fear you are labouring under Miss Apprehension

A bookmaker has no stake/dog in the contestor other than their overround. A genteleman's wager between individuals can remove this so if you and I bet on a coin toss it would be 50-50.
Oddly the people seen at the bookies are seldom winners more often losers , same pools, lotto, the only area where skill possible are card couting opps which had be barred from playing at Burswood , cameras and the net have made such tactics almost impossible on a large scale unlike 1980-90s

The odds offered merely reflect a balance of those who jave wagered to mitigaate risk and or lay off any large individual stakes. I am a retired gambler .
Enjoy a flutter on what you can afford to lose.

The UK election is like having accumulator on 650 courses ,while FPTP is tempered with local issues and personalities!

Looks like it'll be warmer Wednesday in mercia tha here at 25 v 24! For his only fans a print and keep souvenir leer jet.

This what will get them in....


As Prime Minister, Nigel Farage will ensure the deportation of all illegal immigrants in this country within 5 years.


-After decades of Tory and Labour rule, this country has failed to enforce its immigration laws and uphold the integrity of its borders. As a result of this open border policy, 1.2 million illegal immigrants now inhabit the UK. This is a national emergency.


-Reform UK’s policy team has drafted a comprehensive strategy to deport all illegal immigrants currently in the UK within 5 years. The plan is bold but actionable, firm but fair. As Prime Minister, Nigel will ensure our country operates a zero tolerance policy for illegal residence. The full policy document and detailed plan will be published next month.


-All measures will be legally robust under UK law and administratively feasible. The strategy will employ special legislative provisions to overcome legal barriers, but will do so by explicitly changing the law rather than operating outside it.


-Key elements include a robust new legal framework. Firstly, we will leave the European Convention on Human Rights and replace it with a British Bill of Rights. Secondly, we have drafted legislation to disapply certain articles of other international treaties which have been used to frustrate attempts to deport those here illegally. Specific clauses will ensure that no asylum or human rights legal claim can delay removals, and that UK courts cannot halt deportations by reference to international treaties that work against the interests of the British people.


-We will negotiate bilateral agreements to facilitate returns, and we will deliver an enormous scale-up of enforcement capacity.


-A phased operational rollout will rapidly identify, detain, and remove illegal migrants. Enforcement agencies will be expanded and empowered to conduct nationwide identification and removal operations, leveraging massively increased detention capacity and chartered removal flights on a high frequency schedule.


-New agreements with origin and third countries will ensure there are destinations for all removed individuals, including those from war-torn states. Appeals and legal challenges will be permitted only after removal.


-We will lay out a year-by-year timeline with clear targets, ramping up from initial capacity-building in Year 1 to peak removal numbers by Years 3 to 4, and completion by the end of the fifth year.


-While the cost of this operation will be significant, it represents a massive saving on the status quo of allowing illegal immigrants to stay.


-Reform’s strategy represents a decisive break from the past half-measures of Tory and Labour governments. We simultaneously draw on international precedents and hard lessons (e.g. Australia’s enforcement-first mode), but also propose new mechanisms adapted to the UK’s specific circumstances.


-Deportations on this scale have recent precedent: By the end of Barack Obama’s eight years in the office of president he had earned himself the title of “Deporter in Chief” on account of the over 3 million ‘noncitizens’ who were deported between 2009 and 2017. This the greatest number of deportations under any US president, more than all other presidents from 1892 to 2000 combined.


-With Nigel as our Prime Minister, a Reform government will show unflinching resolve to ensure that those here illegally are deported within 5 years of Reform winning the general election. In doing so, the social contract in British society will be restored. The British taxpayer will save tens of billions of pounds, and our country will once again be governed by the rule of law.