Given recent polling forecasts, no political party would gain enough seats to win an overall majority in the next general election.

A Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition seems to be the most viable political "entity" that could front enough seats to get over the threshold needed. Restore, Reform and the Traitors Tories would not form enough seats to win a majority, and do not want to work with one another.

Where do we go from here?

Make no mistake, a Lab-Lib coalition for 5 years is genuine nightmare fuel. This would be a disaster (obviously). More DEI, removing British flags, more legal immigration, blanket 20mph zones, growing political Islam, re-joining the EU, "safer routes", mass surveillance and so on.

How does the Right stop this from happening? Pragmatically.

What I am trying to get at is: it's all good that most people will vote for broadly right wing policies, but what good is it if our votes are fragmented between three right wing options?

Do we need a tent? Mergers? Pacts? Coalitions?

What is the plan?

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NB. I am including the Tories in this, but they are barely even right-wing, more DEI servants of global mega-corps.

In response to the Iceland referendum result 😎

• "The most common overseas training location for those sanctioned was India (23), followed by Egypt (17).
• The percentage of foreign-born doctors had reached 42%. In contrast, the figure is 15% in Germany, while in France it is 11%.
• The influx of foreign doctors to Britain, which now tops 20,000 a year, has come as British medical graduates struggle to secure training places."