Bob of Speakers' Corner

I think – and so in some ways, we could allow ourselves to be distracted by

by fighting them.

When really the fight that we need, the fight, our focus needs to be about building unity because as we approach the next election,

If it looks like reform's going to win, the left will do tactical voting.

You know, Labour voters will lend their votes to the Green Party.

Green Party will lend their votes to the Labour Party.

Everybody will lend their votes to the Liberal Democrats.

They will organise an alliance of left-wing votes to stop reform getting in.

On the right, we need to do the same.

we need to organise an alliance of right-wing votes where the strongest candidate and the most likely candidate to win in each seat, based upon polls and such, gets our back in.

And that's where our focus needs to be.

Because the big enemy, the real opponent at the next election is not going to be some noisy racists.

It's going to be the Green Party.

It's going to be

the Labour Party and it's going to be an alliance of the left.

We've got to have a clear water and everyone inside the sort of broad umbrella that is the patriotic movement just needs to have their discernment on, to recognise that anyone who's trying to make this about ethnicity, anyone who's trying to make this about race has kind of misunderstood the point and we need to make sure that we push them out of the movement or we keep them on the fringes.

Yeah, well, I mean, if they're going to talk about stuff like that, then why aren't they talking about abortion?

Why aren't they talking about contraception?

Why aren't they talking about divorce?

Because the thing that has... Or why aren't they talking about the hedonistic culture?