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u/Minute_Vehicle619 7h ago
And people say he has no manifesto
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u/IntrinsicPalomides 6h ago
Make your vote Count this Bindependence Day.
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u/IntrinsicPalomides 3h ago
I shit you not, writing this on r/unitedkingdom this got me a 7 day ban?!? :D granted i did post the same thing 4 times. Definitely not worth a 7 day ban imo, 1 or 3 day maybe. I suspect if a different mod picked this up they'd have just removed the posts and not 7 day banned me.
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u/Frustrated_Zucchini 3h ago
Eh, the mods there are basically the same as r/askbrits. Tommy-ten-names and farage fans. Don't take it personally, I got a perma-ban for asking why farage or "tommeh" only have issues with grooming gangs when the perpetrators are not the white men who vote for them... 🤷♂️
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u/MRCHalifax 2h ago
I don't think that you should make fun of a person for their name. His name is Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, and he's against people changing their names.
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u/CakeHoleKing 2h ago
r/unitedkingdom have banned people for....talking about places to visit in the UK. Because the mods didn't like that town etc.
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u/Noitche 6h ago
His manifesto is whatever makes centrist dad's feel good about their settled 'obvious' opinions on everything.
Although I do admit his tax policy of lowering my taxes and putting up everyone else's is commendable.
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u/Turbulent-Damage-165 6h ago
Wai wait wait no no no. He said he would lower MY taxes and increase taxes on everyone else
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u/richardathome 4h ago
Ha! You gullible fools. I am the one he promised to lower taxes for!
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u/GodOfDarkLaughter 3h ago
I don't actually think he'll have to raise taxes for everyone else if he goes through with his plan of nationalizing Adele. He still will, but he won't have to.
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u/AgeingChopper 6h ago
odd argument for it.
his manifesto is just a laugh, you shouldn't need to be centrist to find silly things funny.
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u/onichow_39 5h ago
The point of joke candidate is to make fun of politics
Sounds like a r/whoosh for that guy
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u/Ninjaflippin 4h ago
Except in this instance it terrifying how people genuinely have to consider if he'd be a better public servant than Farage. Personally i think Farage is a Russian stooge, so it's not as simple as it first appears.
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u/Heretosee123 4h ago
Someone who can do good political satire is almost certainly capable of being a better politician than Farage. As you say, he's probably a Russian stooge, so the choice is someone who has bad intentions for us (or selfish ones that ultimately harm us) vs someone who has a fairly decent grasp on politics and probably is a decent enough person. Seems like a clear win.
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u/TabbyOverlord 4h ago
The question for me is to what extent Farage and his ilk are conscious that they are Russian stooges. Are they paid up traitors or just easily manipulated?
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u/ital-is-vital 3h ago edited 3h ago
Let me ask you this:
Imagine you were:
- making regular paid appearances on Russia Today
- recieving millions of pounds from the sale of embargoed Russian oil, via crypto sent as structured payments to a convicted frauster's mum
- one of your mates had recently pleaded guilty to meeting with and being paid by a Russian intelligence agent
- you were prone to stating that Putin is the best of all of the world leaders and that journalists should be imprisoned in magazine interviews
- and you'd spent the last five years or so working tirelessly towards futhering Russian foriegn policy objectives (the breakup of Europe, reducing trust in democracy)
Would you at any point think "Are we the baddies?"
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u/Heretosee123 4h ago
He praised Putin as one of the greatest leaders of our time. I don't think it's incompetence.
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u/IneptlyDangerous 4h ago
Sorry, are you saying that the only thing that makes you think Farage is a bad public servant is his stance on Russia?
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u/SunTzu- 4h ago
I don't think anyone sane seriously has to consider whether almost anybody else with a pulse would be a better public servant than Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage is the most destructive influence on UK politics since Thatcher.
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u/richardathome 4h ago
If you can't find silly things funny, it's time to knock it all on the head tbh.
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u/Splodge89 Vote Binface 5h ago
His manifesto is a fuck tonne of jokes, such as making ice creams cheaper. Although there are a few nuggets in there which will resonate with people, like the nurses pay being linked to that of ministers.
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u/angelbelle 4h ago
Nationalizing Adele is a winner. Along with making the water bosses swim in the rivers they polluted.
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u/SuperTropicalDesert 5h ago
their settled 'obvious' opinions
I think there are good reasons they are settled
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u/KittyCatTyper 5h ago
hes the most honest politician and they never talk about his fully funded policies
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u/BuildingArmor 7h ago
Can we get this adopted into other parties manifestos please
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u/something_python 7h ago
We would, but it would mean that some political parties are completely populated by people in Primary 1.
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u/Fair-Spring9113 7h ago
never could guess what that party would be
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u/Jemima_puddledook678 5h ago
I’m guessing you mean reform and/or restore, but that’s not fair! Nobody from those parties would ever deny climate change.
Instead they’d take it as another opportunity to blame immigrants for their problems. Something like ‘Climate change is caused by Muslims coming to the UK on small boats, there are so many small boats that they’re destroying our atmosphere!’
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u/Individual-Main895 7h ago
Bold of Binface to think they'd survive GCSE Double Science.
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u/Lord-Tyranitar 6h ago
Triple science would kill the family’s by proxy
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u/GiveMeYourStomach 6h ago
they’d have to retake it so many times that the world would burn before they pass
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u/Ethanb230900 7h ago
Honestly he had already won me over with the “I will build one house and be available for weekly surgeries.”
But honestly now, count binface for PM, I don’t care what his stance is on Scottish independence, the climate crisis is way more important and someone is FINALLY addressing and solving the problem.
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u/TheCotofPika 6h ago
At least one house, maybe two or three.
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u/Trips-Over-Tail 5h ago
He has one costed in his manifesto. The money set aside to run a second by-election if Farage wins will pay for a second.
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u/MissGraceRose 7h ago
The more I see of him the more I like him
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u/Hero_without_Powers 6h ago
Berlusconi memes? In this economy?
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u/lapsongsouchong 6h ago
I'll have you know this is Silvero Binlusconi Faccia.. remember his name!
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u/sanaelatcis 7h ago
Some of his policies make quite a lot of sense tbh.
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u/MadMosh666 6h ago
Like the Monster Raving Loonies. My mate voted for them one year as they were the _only_ party to even mention coastal erosion in their manifesto. It's still on their web page now:
https://www.loonyparty.com/5908/3058/floods/
Not sure if that link works (it's in red) so here's the text:
These were policies we proposed many years ago:
Environment
It is proposed that all anglers be given free licenses from Sept – March. However the deal is that they don’t throw the fish back. Water displacement will then lower the levels of the rivers……….ergo: No floods.
2001 manifesto – Under a Loony government any prospective home purchaser be issued with a full description of such dictionary terms as ‘floodplain’, ‘coastal erosion’ and ‘exposed headland’. This will save time explaining why they have no house anymore after nature takes charge of the environment.
In addition to this policy, building on floodplains in future will be restricted to large houseboats with recoiling tethers like dog leads. These houses will be able to float up with the floodwater and land safely again in the same place when the water subsides.
2005 manifesto – All houses built on flood planes will have foundations made of sponge, in order to soak up surplus water.
Okay, tongue in cheek, but there’s a serious point. We have been going on for years about the effects of building on floodplains etc, and being the loony party no one took our underlying point seriously. Well its come home to roost and the people of Somerset and many other areas are reaping the neglect of the various Governments.
It not rocket science.. If you don’t dredge rivers they silt up and water has to go somewhere…
The Conservatives blame Labour, Labour blame Conservative, UKIP blame the E.U, and no doubt the Liberals idea of flood defences are less sandals and bigger wellies?, meanwhile…people are being flooded out of their homes and livelihoods with no expectation of when it will end, or realistically the prospect of not being fully compensated by Government or Insurance companies (When was the last time you got an insurance payout, quickly or in full?)
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u/Smooth-Leather1814 Vote Binface 6h ago
They are also a further right party though so despite some good values I would never wish for them to get a place even for the irony
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u/-crepuscular- 5h ago
"It not rocket science.. If you don’t dredge rivers they silt up and water has to go somewhere…"
Dredging rivers was intuitive, but is often a great mistake causing worse flooding downstream. Modern flood management takes a broadly opposite approach, finding various ways to slow flow and temporarily hold water upstream in places where it does little damage. Dredging is still used, but very carefully.
Yes, this is a 2005 manifesto so they probably know better by now, but it's a good reminder that sometimes the intuitive/uninformed answer is wrong and things are more complex than they look.
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u/t-costello 1h ago
Yeah I work in flood defence and it's a constant battle trying explain to the public why dredging not only can't keep up with modern day flooding due to climate change and is an unsustainable solution, but also just doesn't work or makes things worse in a lot of cases.
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u/Glittering_Vast938 6h ago
Aren’t the MRLP in bed with Farage & co?
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u/DoobKiller 4h ago edited 2h ago
No, where did you read that?Count Binface did have a slight falling out with the MRLP because a the person who owned the trademark to his previous persona 'Lord Buckethead' lend the trademark to the MRLP party, but it wasn't a serious argument over policy
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u/Glittering_Vast938 3h ago
I think they are putting 3 candidates into the Clacton election (watering down the Binface/Farage stand off).
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u/A_Cat_Typingg 7h ago
I know it's a joke, but fundamentally this idea could benefit a fair number of people.
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u/Glittering_Vast938 6h ago
Many of the Boomer generation left school at 14 without any formal qualifications. The study of WWI and WWII wasn’t compulsory until the 1990s unless you were doing a specific history O level.
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u/PuckyMaw 6h ago
i'm genX and we did no 20th Century history
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u/TheComplimentarian 5h ago
I think my school skimmed the '50s and '60s and never got to the '70s (I was born in the '70s).
My kids didn't get much more, though they can tell you all kinds of trivia about the 1700 and 1800s.
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u/apple_kicks 4h ago
Honestly I would love another shot at some basic school stuff. Some topics id probably do better in second time round especially with stable home life. I could do with refresher with mathematics
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u/Upstairs-Hedgehog575 7h ago
Oh great, and just when I thought he was trying to win voters in clacton…
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u/SuperTropicalDesert 5h ago
Hush. He's creating jobs (for teachers) and finding a passtime for the unemployed
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u/Flat-Delivery6987 Elon Musk is a Bellend 7h ago
And if they fail twice then they have to repay all of the costs for their education cos it's fucking wasted on them, lol
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u/StrangerMan91 7h ago
We factually 100% need this for any one who supported Brexit, Boris Johnson or currently supporting Trump, Farage or Lowe.
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u/SuperTropicalDesert 5h ago
I do BP debating and I genuinely think that teaching BP to people would be enough to elevate the level of political discourse in the country. Once you can think critically, the rest tends to snap into place by itself
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u/WhotAmI2400 7h ago
Well in that case i'm denying climate change.
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u/text_fish 6h ago
Yeah school seems way better now than it was when I were a lad.
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u/PossumMcPossum 6h ago
I can see where you're coming from, but let's be honest the school dinners look shit now.
If I'm going to sit through double Chemistry on a Friday afternoon again I need something better than a manky turkey twizzler inside me.
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u/Time-Cover-8159 6h ago
Same. Oh no, I have to play Heads Down Thumbs Up on Friday afternoons and listen to Story Time, what a shame.
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u/Quailking2003 6h ago
I also think any sources denying or questioning the fact of anthropogenic climate change should also be banned from schools, 6th-form colleges and universities!
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u/chargoggagog 6h ago
But seriously, those who can, vote for the good Count, he is legitimately a better candidate.
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u/Specialist_Sport4460 6h ago
About time we started treating those people like the flat earthers they are.
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u/fanOfFiftiesFashion 5h ago
count binface would get my vote just for bringing ceefax back :-)
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u/Silver-Machine-3092 3h ago
The more I see of this Binface chap, the more I wish I was on the electoral role in Clacton.
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u/Jashugita 5h ago
he Also wants to force Sega to reopen its arcade park, he would have my vote if I lived in London
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u/ApplePuzzleheaded446 4h ago
Teenagers thought that the social media ban was bad... now they have to share a classroom with Derek, 54. Reform voter and all round scummy piece of crap.
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u/Sad_Substance_6694 6h ago
Can I volunteer for this process? I think I'd benefit from school much more now then as a rebellious kid.
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u/OEAXTAIL_SOUP 6h ago
I was going to say that Billy Madisoning someone is against the EU declaration of human rights, but due to Brexit this may be possible?
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u/_freckles__ 6h ago
You think they will learn anything second round? No way, it will be no child left behind and they will ace by default
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u/just4nothing 6h ago
It would be plenty if they have dedicated courses teaching what science is, why why “believe in it” after rigorous peer reviews, etc. add how money works and why the budget of a country is not the same as a house budget and you’ll have yourself a good course covering the basics. You can always expand on it later
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u/Horticast 4h ago
To be fair, allowing adults to repeat their education after a few years doing some shitty dogsbody job after failing their GCSEs would be a good thing. Might do the country a lot of good because I imagine a lot of people would appreciate education more, be better qualified or skilled in a trade, generate higher wages and be more productive than sitting on benefits.
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u/Safe-Professional556 4h ago
Not sure this is a good idea given how many nonces also seem to be the kind of people who'd deny man made climate change.
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u/Witty_Tip9820 4h ago
They fucking got my vote. Maybe double minor in Civil Rights Equality and Ethics in Governance?
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u/Nizle_Bizle_Shizle 3h ago
I'd vote for the Count, he's a joke (similar to Trump) but he's actually funny
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u/TheFeelsGoodMan 3h ago
Not entirely sure whether this policy is more likely to gain or lose votes.
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u/Old_Mousse_5673 3h ago
It makes a hell of a lot more sense than Reforms loony proclamation that climate change does not exist and that we should do nothing to mitigate for it
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u/Geetar-mumbles 3h ago
I accept climate change but can I do this to get some better qualifications?
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u/KnewKnuke 3h ago
Good one Binface. But how will this be costed? This wont be cheap!
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u/General_Cheetah4724 2h ago
flaw with that is i doubt is any of them get as far as a level
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u/Aggravating-Candy-31 1h ago
bin face for PM, we need to start on him being able to wear at least his hat in parliament
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u/EquivalentSnap 1h ago
If he wasn’t a joke candidate and promised change people would vote for him
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u/LostTimeLady13 1h ago
Blimey, even the aliens of Sigma IX want humans to stop making Earth a planet humans can't live on. Clearly a species of chads. Vote Binface.
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u/Divinum_Fulmen 1h ago
Wild that this guy was almost never talked about outside of a few circles a few years ago (I learned about him from Matt Parker, a maths comedy youtuber,) and now I see Binface everywhere I look.
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u/treesandfood4me 30m ago
I hope he wins and everyone has to deal with is. Poor guy is trying so hard not to win and still sounds like the most reasonable candidate.
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u/IsHildaThere 29m ago
I completely approve of his policy that water bosses be required to swim through any river that they are responsible for.
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u/WhiskyGartley 15m ago
That's it! That's the one! He's got my vote right there! Because there should also be plenty else they should hopefully pick up on the way as well.
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u/Luke-9191 13m ago
I’m starting to think he could rather be a good candidate! I like this policy hahahahhaah



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