What Holborn & St Pancras Tells Us About The Direction of British Politics: Zack Polanski, Greens, Labour, Tories, Reform UK, and Latest Polls. The Silent Majority Episode 6.
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A huge parliamentary by-election in London. Political party conference season. An intense national debate about how the Greens are moving to the extremes. And a flurry of new opinion polls and research reports. What are we learning about the current state and direction of British politics? In this week’s episode of The Silent Majority podcast, I break it all down and tell you everything you need to know including: what happened in Holborn and St Pancras; why the insurgent parties in British politics appear to be running into challenges; why Labour appears to be strengthening in the polls; what we’re learning about the Tory vote; and lots more. In thirty minutes, you’ll be brought up to speed with what we’re learning from the data. Free subscribers can access a free 8-minute preview but only our paid supporters can access the full episodes of the podcast along with the transcript below, our group chat, weekly live discussions with me, all posts, the full archive, and more. If you want to support a platform that speaks up for the silent majority, challenges the establishment, and now reaches millions of people every month, then please join us as a paid supporter. We’re restricting more of our content. Why? Because our paid supporters make our work possible. In return, they can unlock every episode of the podcast, every article, weekly live discussions with me, our group chat, and the knowledge they’re helping us reach millions of people. Join today and help us keep growing.
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The people of Piddington just voted to leave the United Kingdom. The school census has revealed shocking demographic trends that are sweeping through the country. Reform UK has sparked an intense debate over political donations. And a Labour peer is calling to designate peaceful public protests over illegal migration as “terrorism”. On the surface, these stories might seem disconnected. But as I explain on this week’s episode of The Silent Majority, they all share something in common. If you want to support a platform that speaks up for the silent majority, challenges the establishment, and now reaches millions of people every month, then please join us as a paid supporter. Paid supporters make everything we do possible — they can unlock every full episode of the podcast, every article, live discussions with me, our subscriber-only group chat, and the knowledge that you are helping us reach millions of people with arguments and evidence they simply won’t get anywhere else. Join us today and help us keep growing.
Why are protests erupting in Dover, Portsmouth, and elsewhere? It’s a question that’s on the mind of many British people right now. And it’s a question I explore on this week’s episode of The Silent Majority Podcast, in which I walk you through a series of bombshell revelations about what is really going on in Britain’s broken asylum system and explain why people are being gaslit and misled by the system. If you want to support a platform that speaks up for the silent majority, challenges the establishment, and now reaches millions of people every month, then please join us as a paid supporter. Paid supporters make everything we do possible — they can unlock every full episode of the podcast, every article, live discussions with me, our subscriber-only group chat, and the knowledge that you are helping us reach millions of people with arguments and evidence they simply won’t get anywhere else. Join us today and help us keep growing.
Does the Right in Britain need to unite? It’s one of the biggest questions in British politics right now — especially with rumours of an early general election once again swirling around Westminster. And it’s a question I address directly on today’s episode of The Silent Majority Podcast, in which I explain why the Left currently has a strong in-built advantage over the Right ahead of the next election. If you want to support a platform that speaks up for the silent majority, challenges the establishment, and now reaches millions of people every month, then please join us as a paid supporter. Paid supporters make everything we do possible — they can unlock every full episode of the podcast, every article, live discussions with me, our subscriber-only group chat, and the knowledge that you are helping us reach millions of people with arguments and evidence they simply won’t get anywhere else. Join us today and help us keep growing.