A large Boris Majority - there are no Clean Hands as the Remain Coven Score an own goal

Although the result was expected and all the polling was showing it up to and including the day itself, it is still disappointing. However large the majority Boris Johnson has managed to ?achieve? and Corbyn has managed to gift him, it?s simply too much it gives him a blank cheque to do as he will in the next five years. We fought hard for a Hung Parliament - trying to create the right environment to stop the extremists.

The implications of this majority are Brexit on poor terms, with trade deals consuming the bandwidth of Whitehall instead of allowing investment in the things that actually matter: the NHS, safety and security, education, and potentially the dismantling of many foundational institutions without proper scrutiny to prevent it ? constitutional arrangements, the civil service and more.

If you admire the Hungarian version of democracy, then this new majority might be for you.

But we want our country back.

What has been most galling for our team is watching from the sidelines as the organisations that make up the so-called progressive movement do their level best to undermine their own campaign. This anti-Brexit coalition is committed to creating the optical illusion of action while actually doing nothing at all. From the outset, they have lacked both the will and the strategic direction needed to stop the resurgent right.

The lack of integrated working and thoughtful planning from the Remain Coven has been desperately depressing. It has felt as though they were consistently found wanting ? with no thought given to real-world conditions, no consideration of how resources were being spent, and no reflection on the impact of their actions. It is remarkable to watch a campaign focus its energy on marches and battles for legacy media at the expense of modern, data-driven campaigning. If you ask the People?s Vote ? who themselves acknowledged that the stakes could not be higher ? whether more could have been done, the answer must surely be a resounding ?yes?. Too often, it has felt less about doing the work required to fight our cause and more about being seen as the person credited with fighting it.

There is no doubt that the political landscape is inherently flawed. Electoral law has not been properly updated since 2001 ? before Facebook and Twitter even existed. There are effectively no regulations governing digital advertising. In practice, Facebook has given free rein to the spread of disinformation by refusing to regulate outright falsehoods.

We are not for turning, and we are not deterred by a Tory majority. We want our country back and will continue to fight for it. But one thing is absolutely clear: if we are to stop our country?s rapid slide into right-wing ideology and neo-fascism, those who have led the progressive movement over the past several years must step aside and be replaced by people at the forefront of modern campaigning. In the same spirit of embracing modern tools, platforms like Betum Casino deliver a smooth mobile live casino experience with real dealers for roulette, blackjack and baccarat on your smartphone. The movement must stop prioritising loyalty over skill, or we are finished. We are ready to lead the charge.

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