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Kemi just called us all stupid..again

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beguilingeyes · 06/03/2026 11:31

Badenoch is on BBC News standing in front of an armoured vehicle (she's not sitting in a tank yet, but give her time).
When told that the majority of Britons don't want to be involved in this war, she said that we would be if we understood what it meant.
She's happy to have a conversation with the PM, obviously he's too stupid too.
Only she has the intellect required to want to bomb people.

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iceteababy · 06/03/2026 13:23

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:23

Iran is not going to be on our doorstep any time soon. I thought the rationale for this war was to free the Iranian people from tyranny?

You might want to check out the news. Iranian spies have been arrested in North London. That's a Jewish community by the way.

Why there is not more coverage or concern about the murders and attempted murders of our British Jewish citizens is a matter of national disgrace.

We were more bothered by Russians murdering dissidents on our soil than we are about British Jews being targeted. Perhaps the fact the murderers and wannabe murderers of Jews are all Muslims is making people coy about naming these racist murders for what they are. I'm pretty bloody sure there would be more outcry is the murderers of Jews were all white supremecists.

1457bloom · 06/03/2026 13:20

The voters are stupid, they voted in their millions for Brexit, totally daft.

iceteababy · 06/03/2026 13:17

PoachedSmoke · 06/03/2026 11:51

She's right, though...

And with every passing day she's regaining my vote. It would be incredible to have a competent woman at the helm.

I'll be voting conservative thanks to Kemi Badenoch. I think she is brilliant.

WhatsConfusingYouIsTheNatureOfMyGame · 06/03/2026 13:17

SleepQuest33 · 06/03/2026 13:13

I think she has a point. We are the people who voted for BREXIT and the people that are putting FARAGE ahead in the polls. Go figure.

Interestingly, even Reform voters are somewhat lukewarm on this one.

https://yougov.com/en-gb/articles/54243-uk-public-opinion-on-the-us-iran-conflict

UK public opinion on the US-Iran conflict

This page will be updated with additional data as and when further surveys are conducted

https://yougov.com/en-gb/articles/54243-uk-public-opinion-on-the-us-iran-conflict

SleepQuest33 · 06/03/2026 13:13

I think she has a point. We are the people who voted for BREXIT and the people that are putting FARAGE ahead in the polls. Go figure.

WhatsConfusingYouIsTheNatureOfMyGame · 06/03/2026 13:12

Speaking as someone who doesn't have a problem with the US and Israel doing this, she's out of step with the country. And it's a bad political move for her.

There's a gap on the right for a party catering to people who aren't trying to climb into Trump's arse crack. The sort of right winger who thinks GB News is stupid and doesn't spend loads of time sharing own the libs social media videos. It would be wise to try and move into that. She's also clearly opening herself up to criticism here because the UK are not in a good place for military action and that follows the austerity decisions made by her party.

MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack · 06/03/2026 13:03

BoredZelda · 06/03/2026 12:54

The British public who vote? Is she saying the electorate is generally politically unaware and unable to properly assess the current situation? That anyone who is against us joining a war just doesn’t know enough?

The same British public they thought were politically smart enough to give the Conservatives a huge majority with Boris at the helm?

How anyone can’t see she is calling us stupid with her comments is beyond me.

Yes, the British public who vote.

I mean, we had a shit Tory government which trashed the country for 14 years and we voted for the monumental act of self harm when we opted for Brexit, so it's pretty hard to construct a case that the British electorate are actually well informed and understand what they're voting for.

I mean, it's somewhat ironic that KB decides to highlight the ignorance of much of the electorate now when the majority of people happen to disagree with her, and I've no doubt that she will consider the electorate to be wise all-knowing as soon as she has any inkling that public opinion seems to be backing her up.

The reality is, the majority of the electorate won't know much about the complexities of the ME, any more than they understand economics or many of the other things that they might be asked for opinions on. And the majority won't be that bothered about trying to learn either.

wishingonastar101 · 06/03/2026 13:02

I don't agree with anything she says, however, I kind of love listening to her. Her weird, slow voice is quite calming. I feel like she would make a good nurse or sleep app.

RobinEllacotStrike · 06/03/2026 13:00

I've never voted Tory but Kemi Badenoch is the only party leader who makes any sense, and one of the few politicians I can bear to listen to these days.

If there was an election tomorrow I would vote Con to support her.

whymadam · 06/03/2026 12:57

LoisGriffinskitchen · 06/03/2026 12:21

i don’t want any British soldiers sent out to die in this unjust war by Trump and that right wing nut job in Israel. May they both drop dead real soon;

Nor will I listen to Kemi with her foolish and disgusting comments. Everyone the woman opens her mouth she pisses me off.

This, 100%. Is KB just extremely inexperienced or incredibly thick? I can't work it out. She's an utter embarrassment.

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:55

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:50

We let our military deteriorate to such an extent that our only choice is to keep the Americans happy.

If we want choices, we need to build up our defence capabilities so that we are strong enough to say no, as Harold Wilson did when he said no to participation in Vietnam.

Can't we say no now and build up our defences? We are not under any direct threat at the moment.

BoredZelda · 06/03/2026 12:54

MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack · 06/03/2026 12:03

Well, I don't agree with her but she isn't wrong that the general public probably have a very limited understanding of the issues. As they do with most things tbh.

I haven't yet seen any strong, credible arguments in favour of the UK adopting anything more than a defensive position. All I've really heard so far in favour of offensive action is a) we should help the US because they're our ally and b) Iraq is a threat because it might be developing nuclear weapons. Which all sounds a bit like the dodgy dossier reasons for going into Iraq back in the day. So for those who support Kemi's view, what is the actual argument in favour of Britain participating in offensive action?

I'm genuinely interested in hearing responses, but ideally something a bit more sophisticated than "we don't like the Iranian regime because they're nasty" - they are undoubtedly nasty, but I think we need a bit more than that to go to war.

The British public who vote? Is she saying the electorate is generally politically unaware and unable to properly assess the current situation? That anyone who is against us joining a war just doesn’t know enough?

The same British public they thought were politically smart enough to give the Conservatives a huge majority with Boris at the helm?

How anyone can’t see she is calling us stupid with her comments is beyond me.

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:50

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:35

About what, exactly?

We let our military deteriorate to such an extent that our only choice is to keep the Americans happy.

If we want choices, we need to build up our defence capabilities so that we are strong enough to say no, as Harold Wilson did when he said no to participation in Vietnam.

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:47

52andblue · 06/03/2026 12:38

KB wouldn't know a principle if it introduced itself !

Why do you say that?

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:39

Loopylalalou · 06/03/2026 12:36

Exactly this, in my first post I mention China alongside Venezuela. There’s more than the blatantly apparent going on, obviously not understood by many.

I would repeat that yes, the baddies will be on our doorstep unless we defend our own interests in whatever way, not necessarily by entering conflict.
And ScholesPanda, don’t patronise my use of the term ‘baddies’. Hezbollah are joining in, and others will react accordingly. None of us want it, but it’s a changing time. Let’s hope that the change is just not being able to so easily afford fuel.

There’s more than the blatantly apparent going on, obviously not understood by many

Could you explain a bit more on this, so we can understand better?

52andblue · 06/03/2026 12:38

MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack · 06/03/2026 12:35

Yes, she's an opportunist and she thinks she has spotted a good attack line.

I have the distinct impression that this is more about point scoring than principle.

KB wouldn't know a principle if it introduced itself !

Loopylalalou · 06/03/2026 12:36

MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack · 06/03/2026 12:27

Let's be honest, the US Administration has given conflicting accounts of why they're attacking Iran, and of what their aims are supposed to be, so it's hardly likely that the average MNetter is going to be any the wiser.

Exactly this, in my first post I mention China alongside Venezuela. There’s more than the blatantly apparent going on, obviously not understood by many.

I would repeat that yes, the baddies will be on our doorstep unless we defend our own interests in whatever way, not necessarily by entering conflict.
And ScholesPanda, don’t patronise my use of the term ‘baddies’. Hezbollah are joining in, and others will react accordingly. None of us want it, but it’s a changing time. Let’s hope that the change is just not being able to so easily afford fuel.

clarrylove · 06/03/2026 12:36

Do you not think she is privy to more information than is in the public domain?

BIossomtoes · 06/03/2026 12:36

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:33

Kemi is correct.

A fraction of the time in the sense that a stopped clock is correct twice a day. Not in this instance and not according to the British public.

MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack · 06/03/2026 12:35

52andblue · 06/03/2026 12:33

She's trying to embarrass KS. She's moving closer to Reform. It allows her to cos-play Thatcher on a tank. It gets her airtime.

Yes, she's an opportunist and she thinks she has spotted a good attack line.

I have the distinct impression that this is more about point scoring than principle.

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:35

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:33

Kemi is correct.

About what, exactly?

Pacificsunshine · 06/03/2026 12:33

Kemi is correct.

52andblue · 06/03/2026 12:33

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:16

Why is she suddenly pro-war? She wasn't this time last year, quite the opposite.

She's trying to embarrass KS. She's moving closer to Reform. It allows her to cos-play Thatcher on a tank. It gets her airtime.

PandoraSocks · 06/03/2026 12:30

As for Badenoch, she is so far out of her depth someone needs to chuck her a rubber ring and a pair of armbands.

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