Okay, so there we have it. An admission of guilt, a confession, a smoking gun, whatever you want to call it,

straight from the horse's mouth and other assorted clichés. What we warned about

has been proven comprehensively to be correct, not a conspiracy theory.

So today, a hard-right conference took place called the National Conservatism Conference,

which I'll talk more about. And Jacobi's Mog, who is the slightly absurd torch bearer of

hard-right Tory politics, declared, parties that try and Jeremy Mander end up finding their

clever schemes come back to bite them, as I dare say we found out by insisting on voter ID for

elections. We found the people who didn't have ID were elderly and they by and large voted

conservative, so we made it hard for our own voters and we upset a system that worked perfectly

well. So what Jacobi's Mog is admitting is that the point of voter ID was to Jeremy Mander,

the voting system in favour of the Conservatives. People like me and many others have been

seeing this ever since the Conservatives first floated a plan that this was searching for a problem

that barely exists. The cases of voter fraud, the evidence for voter fraud in this country,

is almost nonexistent. I mean, it's literally almost nonexistent. Year after year, every study has

shown that this problem is barely there. And yet instead, we end up with significant

norms of voters, either preventive from voting or deterred from voting. We know that as the evidence

shows that labour voters are the least likely to have a valid voter ID, what the Conservatives did,

given them as a generational divide, and younger voters are less likely to have valid ID,

pensioners, and I know I need to always say this because I have pensioners who watch this show,

this channel, or listen to the podcast, who go, hold on a minute, I'm alive from our socials,

how dare you. I've been a socialist, I'm going to be alive. I get that, but just statistically

speaking, older voters are overwhelmingly likely to support Conservatives, certainly in the last

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