UK MEDIA - SHOULD STOP THIS HALF EMPTY GLASS NONSENSE

The General Election on June 8th 2017 had a few different surprises for many people, especially for Theresa May.  The way May and her advisors dealt with her cabinet colleagues in the days leading up to and during the election period was quite diabolical and a travesty in the making to say the least.

We all know that not only did Theresa May neglect to have collective input into the contents of the Conservative 2017 manifesto from her colleagues, she snubbed the Conservative Membership as well. It was like she did not trust anyone but herself, she held her cards close to her chest, barricaded herself behind her two advisors and shouted "tally-ho".

This was unlike Jeremy Corbyn's approach, which was collegiate, based on work, input and feedback from his team.

PERSISTENT NEGATIVE OUTLOOK FROM THE MEDIA:

Almost ALL of the mainstream Media is yet again only looking at the HALF-EMPTY glass and stirring up negativity, which is NOT only IRRESPONSIBLE, it is clearly traitorous and anti Great Britain. As I flick from channel to channel, it is quite apparent that the media cannot help itself, every broadcast is focusing on the negative, looking at how they can undermine the current government and party in power.

Why is it that most of the UK journalist are patently unable to look at the positives that came out of this fiasco, why is it they feel that only bitching, tearing down those who are trying to do what is right for this country is good journalism?

Yes, we know that many people thought, May could have avoided this fiasco by not being obtuse in the first place. As inferred by many, one doubts whether she could tell you how she thought she would win the animal lovers / pensioners / public sector workers, with her manifesto...... " Vote for us, we want to kill foxes, make old people freeze and not give public sector workers a pay rise.... oh and your kids won't get a hot lunch."

We all know the negative aspects, now we would like to hear about the POSITIVE aspects.

The Media should dig deep into those BIG brains of theirs' and start looking at the positives and begin fostering a positive media environment for Great Britain to prosper.

WHAT ARE THE POSITIVES:

1. The irritation of SNP baying for a second Scottish Referendum to leave the Union has been put to bed, at least for this generation.
2. The incorporation of the DUP in government, who are pro the Union, which helps to strengthen the Union.
3. The stopping in it's tracks of a new middle ground "PROGESSIVE" Party promoted by Tony Blair and the Global elitists.
4. A humbled Mrs May, which will make for a better job as a listening and empathetic Prime Minister.
5. Mrs May has a strengthened mandate for carrying out a BREXIT because the DUP as well as many in the Labour Party voted and supported a 'hard Brexit'.
6. The BREXIT team can now incorporate other cross Party influential players such as Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage as part of the BREXIT negotiating team.
7. The odious Conservative manifesto has been dumped, which now allows the Conservative's to create a new manifesto that incorporates some of the more public friendly points mentioned in 1,000's of the different blog posts in the last 4 weeks.
8. Labour lost the election, Conservatives won the election - politicians need to SUCK IT UP and move on with the business at hand.
9. The Conservatives have got behind Mrs May as was illustrated in the 1922 Committee at their recent forum, so continued calling for her resignation if childish.
10. May has been forced to relook at the security of this country in light of the recent terrorist attacks, which means that the reduction of Police force members can be reworked and as suggested by so many Britons over the last month, "It is time to look after Britain and Britons, so why nor consider halving Overseas Aid, and spend that cash on Social care, pension and police numbers".

CONSERVATIVES MUST START APPLYING REMEDIES TO LESSONS LEARNED:

If Theresa May plus members of her Cabinet, other elected Conservative Party members on the back bench and the Conservative Campaign office for that matter do NOT learn anything from this fiasco, they do NOT deserve to run a school fete, let alone this country.

Interestingly, as can be seen from the many 1,000's of blog posts in social media, many of the public believed that it did not occur to Theresa May to have any regrets about her actions by 22:00 on that fated night of the 8th June, because she and her advisors had been drinking their own cool-aid.

IN CONCLUSION:

We are a great country, full of great people with a wonderful culture. Yes we are a multi-cultural country, which does NOT mean that Britons should forfeit our great culture, that was why we voted for BREXIT. Britons want to protect our sovereignty, our culture and our jobs.

The Media should start focusing on the positives, and use their screen time or printed inches to start pressuring the Government to adopt many of the points raised in the manifesto's from the other Parties as a show of good faith to being truly a government for the people.

We now have a more positive base from which to spring, so hopefully, Mrs May will now adopt a more conciliatory and inclusive style of management with those surrounding her, because if she does not do this, she will surely be replaced as Prime Minister within her own Party.  Lessons should have been learnt from this election, which the Party must act on.  The Party also have to find a way to attract, embrace and enthuse the younger generations; for example it is grossly UNFAIR that England domiciled students have to pay for University, whereas those in Scotland do NOT have to.

Finally, everyone in the UK, irrespective of which side of the Political divide we sit, we ask that Europe stop their whining, the UK will step up when the team are ready.  Watch this space as Mr Juncker becomes even more vociferous to try intimidate us over the next few weeks.

Example on how the mainstream media is letting us all down:  What the Media is NOT telling us.