UK'S 2017 GENERAL ELECTION CONSPIRACY

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In the UK general election of 2017, the wisest people tended not to vote for the Conservatives?

The most poorly educated tend to vote Conservative. University graduates tend not to vote Conservative.
After the 2017 UK general election, YouGov interviewed over 50,000 British adults to study in detail how British people voted in the 2017 general election.
1. Amongst those with low educational qualifications (GCSE or below) the Conservatives beat Labour by 22%.
Amongst those with high level educational qualifications (degree-level or above) Labour led by 17%.
It can be argued that the poorly educated are more likely to be influenced by false flag terror incidents, and are less likely to get their news from 'alternative news' blogs.

2. The poorest people (C2DE) were slightly more likely to vote Conservative rather than Labour.

3. Men were more likely to vote Conservatives (45% to 39%).
It can be argued that certain types of male are more likely to want strong right-wing policies after the occurrence of false flag terror incidents.


2. The poorest people (C2DE) were slightly more likely to vote Conservative rather than Labour.
It can be argued that the poorest people are more likely to be influenced by false flag terror incidents, and are less likely to get their news from 'alternative news' blogs.

3. Men were more likely to vote Conservatives (45% to 39%).
It can be argued that certain types of male are more likely to want strong right-wing policies after the occurrence of false flag terror incidents.

4. People over 50 years of age tended to vote Conservative.
People under 50 tended to vote Labour.
It can be argued that the over 50's are more likely to be influenced by false flag terror incidents, and are less likely to get their news from 'alternative news' blogs.

5. Only 57% of 18 and 19 year-olds voted.
84% of those aged 70+ voted.
It can be argued that the 18 and 19 year-olds are more likely to get their news from 'alternative news' blogs, and are more likely to be cynical about 'democracy'.

In 2017, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party came second in the general election having gained 40% of the vote.
In 2005, Tony Blair's Labour Party won the UK general election having gained only 35.2% of the vote.
In 2005, Blair was helped by the fact that
(1) 22% of the voters voted for the Liberal Democrats, rather than the Conservatives, and
(2) the Conservative Party was led by Michael Howard, a Jewish gentleman who has been accused of being linked to organised crime.
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Peter Robinson of the Democratic Unionist Party, part of the UK's planned coalition government.
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1. Duterte's police 'smuggled guns to Philippines ISIS jihadists'
2. Trump's Indonesian allies are in bed with ISIS
3. Theresa May's UK Conservatives are forming a coalition with the DUP, a party backed by terrorists

The UK Conservatives are joining up with the extremist Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to form a government.
The DUP is the political party in Northern Ireland founded by Ian Paisley.
The DUP is backed by the Ulster Defence Association (UDA).
The UDA murdered Northern Irish Catholics during 'the Troubles'.

The UDA is a violent paramilitary group.
Just weeks ago, it murdered a man in broad daylight in Northern Ireland.
The man was shot dead in a Sainsbury's car park in front of horrified shoppers and the man's three-year-old son.
The DUP's leader Arlene Foster met with the UDA's chief during the election campaign, just 48 hours after the murder of the man in the supermarket car park.

McGrath 'of MI5'. www.anphoblacht.com
The DUP was founded by Ian Paisley, who has been linked to a child abuse ring, said to be run by William McGrath and MI5.

Ian Paisley (right) a top Protestant pastor and politician.
Ian Paisley officiated at the weddings of two of McGrath’s children.

www.organizedrage.com Kincora, Bryn Estyn in Wales, London's Elm Guest House, Jersey's Haut de la Garenne and many other 'boy brothels' are said to have been used by top people, including spooks.
Ian Paisley's close friend William McGrath ran the child abuse ring at the Kincora children's home in Belfast.
In 1996, ex-BBC journalist Chris Moore wrote that William McGrath was an agent of MI5.
CHILD ABUSE; KINCORA; SPOOKS .
The DUP is backed by the Ulster Defence Association (UDA).
The UDA murdered Northern Irish Catholics during 'the Troubles'.

The UDA is a violent paramilitary group.
Just weeks ago, it murdered a man in broad daylight in Northern Ireland.
The man was shot dead in a Sainsbury's car park in front of horrified shoppers and the man's three-year-old son.
The DUP's leader Arlene Foster met with the UDA's chief during the election campaign, just 48 hours after the murder of the man in the supermarket car park.

McGrath 'of MI5'. www.anphoblacht.com
The DUP was founded by Ian Paisley, who has been linked to a child abuse ring, said to be run by William McGrath and MI5.

Ian Paisley (right) a top Protestant pastor and politician.
Ian Paisley officiated at the weddings of two of McGrath’s children.

www.organizedrage.com Kincora, Bryn Estyn in Wales, London's Elm Guest House, Jersey's Haut de la Garenne and many other 'boy brothels' are said to have been used by top people, including spooks.
Ian Paisley's close friend William McGrath ran the child abuse ring at the Kincora children's home in Belfast.
In 1996, ex-BBC journalist Chris Moore wrote that William McGrath was an agent of MI5.
CHILD ABUSE; KINCORA; SPOOKS .

The UK Conservative party has links to the spooks.

Above, we see Ruth Davidson (left) and her girlfriend Jen Wilson.
Ruth Davidson, as leader of the successful Scottish Conservatives, has saved the UK Conservatives.
Back in 2011, we did not foresee that Ruth Davidson was going to revive the Conservatives in Scotland.
RUTH DAVIDSON / GAY CONSERVATIVES AND OTHERS
The spooky Ruth Davidson is a former journalist with the spooky BBC.
She is a former member of the spooky Territorial Army.
Reportedly, she has been helped into power by top MI6 spook Andrew Fulton.
(Top Scots Tories fire broadside at MI6 Spy and Glasgow University)

The leader of the Scottish Conservatives is Ruth Davidson, a Kickboxing lesbian.
"Davidson has spent the last five years banishing the party's squirearchy and rebuilding it in her image: modern, urbane and liberal."
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Theresa May's Conservative Party has performed badly in the neglected parts of England.
Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish National Party (SNP) has performed badly in the neglected parts of Scotland.
The Conservatives may have helped the wealthy parts of London, but they have not helped the poorer people in London.
The SNP's policy of 'Centralisation' may have helped Edinburgh, but it has not helped the 'Borders' or the 'North East'.
.Dumfries and Galloway, in South West Scotland. DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY
In the 8 June 2017 General election, the Scottish National Party lost Dumfries and Galloway.
"CRIME rates in the region rocketed by a fifth in the last year, with vandalism and drug offences mainly to blame for the rise."
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South West Scotland has lost railway lines, town councils, factories, primary schools, bank branches and police stations.
"I can't remember the last time I saw a policeman on the street, day or night."
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24.3% of children in Dumfries and Galloway are living in poverty.
More than 200,000 children growing up 'in poverty'.

'The losers' - Nicola Sturgeon of the SNP and Theresa May of the Conservative Party.
The parties which have lost most seats are the Conservatives (in England) and the Scottish National Party SNP (in Scotland).UK vote share after 645 of 650 seats
Conservative 42.4%
Labour 40.1%
Labour 40.1%
Conservative 314 seats (so far)
Net change in seats -12
Labour 261 seats
Labour 261 seats
Net change in seats +29
Scottish National Party 35
Net change in seats -21
Liberal Democrat 12
Liberal Democrat 12
Net change in seats +4
Democratic Unionist Party 10
Democratic Unionist Party 10
Net change in seats +2
Below is what we wrote earlier:

Going home on the bus.
A poll conducted by London research company Qriously gives Labour a three-point lead over the Conservatives in the 2017 UK general election 2017.
The survey puts Labour on 41.3 per cent of the vote and the Conservatives at 38.5 per cent, making the final result too close to call because the difference falls within the 3.2 per cent margin of error.

Above we see a YouGov prediction for the 8 June 2017 General Election in the UK.
According to the YouGov poll, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd will be defeated in her constituency of Hastings and Rye
metro.
The Conservatives (blue) will win 302 seats, and will not have a majority over all the other parties.
The opposition Labour Party (red) will win 269 seats.
Jeremy Corbyn's surge.

YouGov polling at the start of the general election campaign suggests 53% of people with no qualifications plan to vote Conservative.
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The better educated people are less likely to trust the ruling Conservatives on the subject of 'terrorism'.
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The opposition Labour Party (red) will win 269 seats.
Jeremy Corbyn's surge.

YouGov polling at the start of the general election campaign suggests 53% of people with no qualifications plan to vote Conservative.
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The better educated people are less likely to trust the ruling Conservatives on the subject of 'terrorism'.
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