https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GITB007RiEo

Godders just back from walking holiday in The Lake District is on fire.

Councils are forced to spend money by Central Government. Only 30% vote in council elections. People need to know which part is local spending and which part is compulsory central government spending. So what is the point of party politics in local government when people should be deciding whether local spending is justified. No rosettes required.

Labour Boroughs have no business experience. Many councillors are working for special interest groups. What we need are candidates who explain and challenge local expenditure most of which is a waste of money.

Godders offers an honest opinion on Reform.

He explains pensions in simple terms. Liabilities are not accounted for, in public expenditure statements. Half a trillion pounds of liability. Talk about money, not politics. How much of taxes are paying for pensions? No pothole fixing etc. Pensions are breaking local governments o they can't sort out local needs.

Public sector are all retiring early and getting uplifts on their pensions, costing the taxpayer and driving out local expenditure. Many are retired early on health grounds - bad backs etc., retire, get their linked pension, then get new jobs and salaries in addition.

Our war is not by Russia. Our war is the channel. Reform - not a whisper do you hear about the war in Ukraine or the genocide in Gaza.

Disband MI6. Get round the table with Russia. MI6 is run by madmen, same as the Neocons.

Immigration has no purpose other than to destabilise us.

The English system of Law is ignored. Last part.

Former UKIP MEP and Austrian economics advocate Godfrey Bloom returns to Herd Immunity News with a no-holds-barred breakdown of the real crises facing Britain today. From unaudited public pensions and broken local government, to MI6's role in prolonging the Ukraine war and mass immigration undermining national security, Bloom pulls no punches. This is the serious conversation mainstream media refuses to air. Interview by Marcus Bozza.