ReformUK has set the stage. The conservative party, essentially the UK’s Liberal party, has been obliterated.
And now Nigel Farage’s party is polling higher than they are.
It looks like soon the two major parties in Britain will be Reform and Labor.
The same could happen here.
Since the name change, something that happened because of a court case brought on by the Liberal party, the Libertarians have been gathering a lot of momentum.
Craig Kelly is now onboard as well. And there is a lot of strong support right now for Libertarians and minor parties in general, especially among the rebellious youth.
But why is the Liberal party, much like the UK conservatives, losing so much support?
It’s simple.
Because they went woke.
And when you go woke, you go broke.
The liberal party is supposed to be the alternative to the socialist labor party, but instead, They act as a labor-lite party. They are so cautious about not offending anyone, and with going along with the mainstream, that they have become pushovers.
Robotic men in suits. Their blue ties, the furthest extent of their individuality.
They have become the other head of the same socialist bird.
The only way for the Liberal party to get out of this is for them to have a revolution within their own ranks.
And the only promising sitting member that I can see, is Alex Antic.
Time and again he has crossed the floor and voted against the Liberal party when it mattered.
He voted against the Digital ID bill, and just recently, has voted against the new hate speech law. A law which is considered by many to be far to broad.
This is what the Liberals need. People who will go against the mainstream establishment and do what the voter wants. If they don’t do this, someone else will. Like the Libertarians.
The Liberals have simply become Labor but blue.
If more of them broke ranks, then maybe they’d have a chance at survival.
But realistically, I can’t see them doing that.
It’s already over.
It’s over for them because they are in general, far too engrained in their twisted socialist ways to change.
They drank Labors’ Kool-Aid.
And now they light candles to pictures of Keynes and Marx. Dancing around the stones left behind by the USSR and every other failed big state government before them.
They’ve become a ticking timebomb, soon the lukewarm Liberal party will disintegrate.
The only way they won’t fall apart is if the minor parties let the power vacuum get to their heads, and then they drink the Kool-Aid too.
Only time will tell if the minor parties stay true to the people, or get enticed by the personal benefits of the establishment.
Alex James.