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(Yesterday, 05:50 AM)andy06shake Wrote: 
Can't argue that is doesn't feel that way sometimes.
Seriously though, Farage has done sweet feck all for the people of Clacton...
If the majority of them vote with their heads instead of hate.
Hopefully, he will lose.
Wish that was a sure thing all the same, when at the end of the day, i think we all know it can go either way...
Considering that community is basically all white and most voted for separation, I don't see anything has really changed there. Farage is pushing immigration policies that, when looked at more closely, won't be able to be applied considering existing human rights laws.
So, you are right, the people need to vote with their heads which should be deep diving into investigations as to whether or not Farage can actually give them what they think they want.
"The unveiling and the obstacles
The real issue, which they have consistently overlooked, is the legal reality. Reform UK has stated they would need to “abolish the human rights act” to implement their proposals. This is not a simple task. It would create conflict between the UK government and its own domestic courts, contradict international human rights conventions, and undermine binding agreements established by the EU Withdrawal Agreement, which protects the rights of EU citizens. As a result, their proposals have been criticised as “unworkable” and “unacceptable” by political adversaries and legal experts."
https://reissedwards.co.uk/immigration-b...tion-plan/
I thought I read somewhere, where there are housing projects on the go right now (?)
"The only journey is the one within."
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(Yesterday, 06:01 AM)quintessentone Wrote: Considering that community is basically all white and most voted for separation, I don't see anything has really changed there. Farage is pushing immigration policies that, when looked at more closely, won't be able to be applied considering existing human rights laws.
So, you are right, the people need to vote with their heads which should be deep diving into investigations as to whether or not Farage can actually give them what they think they want.
"The unveiling and the obstacles
The real issue, which they have consistently overlooked, is the legal reality. Reform UK has stated they would need to “abolish the human rights act” to implement their proposals. This is not a simple task. It would create conflict between the UK government and its own domestic courts, contradict international human rights conventions, and undermine binding agreements established by the EU Withdrawal Agreement, which protects the rights of EU citizens. As a result, their proposals have been criticised as “unworkable” and “unacceptable” by political adversaries and legal experts."
https://reissedwards.co.uk/immigration-b...tion-plan/
I thought I read somewhere, where there are housing projects on the go right now (?)
He's discussed housing policy in Parliament.
But there are no known affordable housing projects in Clacton that can be attributed to him.
Else i would love to see where?
Have there been affordable housing developments built in Clacton...very little.
And they appear to come from "Tendring District Council," not Farage.
Even near enough all-white communities like Clacton require future accommodation for their near enouth all-white children...
He's done nothing but preen and bluster regarding his constituency, and if the people can't see that im not quite sure why.
"Yet so it is, we see the illiterate bulk of mankind that walk the high-road of plain common sense, and are governed by the dictates of nature, for the most part easy and undisturbed. To them nothing that is familiar appears unaccountable or difficult to comprehend."
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(Yesterday, 06:23 AM)andy06shake Wrote: He's discussed housing policy in Parliament.
But there are no known affordable housing projects in Clacton that can be attributed to him.
Else i would love to see where?
Have there been affordable housing developments built in Clacton...very little.
And they appear to come from "Tendring District Council," not Farage.
Even near enough all-white communities like Clacton require future accommodation for their near enouth all-white children... 
He's done nothing but preen and bluster regarding his constituency, and if the people can't see that im not quite sure why.
It looks like there are plans in the works attributed to Farage, that supposedly went to a Planning Committee...after that?
https://www.bdonline.co.uk/news/conran-a...92.article
I found this...it looks like government red tape and delays...
"Planning consent was granted for the scheme in July 2025. Since this time it has been established that it is not feasible to relocate existing BT services in the footpath at the side of Carnarvon Terrace, meaning an amendment to the position of the vehicular entrance is required. "
https://tdcdemocracy.tendringdc.gov.uk/i...x?ID=14301
PDF at link above.
"The only journey is the one within."
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(Yesterday, 07:35 AM)quintessentone Wrote: It looks like there are plans in the works attributed to Farage, that supposedly went to a Planning Committee...after that?
https://www.bdonline.co.uk/news/conran-a...92.article
So like i said, no new affordable housing whatsoever.
Just submitted plans for 28 new homes, where only 40% of the project equates to affordable housing(11 homes).
Keeping in mind his wider Clacton parliamentary constituency comprises about 92,000 people/residents or thereabouts.
Two f#cking years, and there are plans in the works?
It's flats and houses that are supposed to be built, not nuclear reactors...
And that government red tape is exactly the kind of minefield your local councillor/representative is supposed to slice through, or at least help remove...
Not even one new home yet, Quint...
Hardly what i would call on the ball at all.
"Yet so it is, we see the illiterate bulk of mankind that walk the high-road of plain common sense, and are governed by the dictates of nature, for the most part easy and undisturbed. To them nothing that is familiar appears unaccountable or difficult to comprehend."
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