Election 2015

General elections in England are now held every five years due to the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 so the next one is due in May 2015. Now, in July 2013 the parties are feeding us their Propaganda, their lies, the promises they have no intention of honouring. They find that they need Consent Of The Governed - until the votes are cast. Then they can go back to business as usual; that means Treason as usual.

Cameron, for the Tories is pretending that he will get a grip of Third World aliens. He is lying of course. He wants them; they keep pouring in. He has been stalling for years about his promise regarding Europe but now he has put a Bill through Parliament to force a referendum once he is out of power. Matters will be arranged to make an exit on the worst possible terms.

Miliband, for Labour did not vote on the referendum bill so that he would not annoy his voters. He depends for power on votes from Third World immigrants. Bribing them with Illegal Immigrant Housing and making Vote Rigging easy are two main policy thrusts. He uses the fact that honest working men have nowhere else to go because nationalist parties are in disarray.

The Liberals renamed themselves the Liberal Democrat Party for some reason. They rose from the sink of corruption produced by Lloyd George after the First World War to prove that they have learned nothing. They have no decent policies.

The major failure is the British National Party. It is the subject of a flood of hate from other parties, the Main Stream Media, The Establishment & Marxists generally. The reason for it going wrong is Nick Griffin, who has been credibly accused of being a thief, a serial swindler. He was not charged because he is too useful to the other parties. If the leadership had been taken over by Andrew Brons matters would have been different.

The most interesting party is UKIP run by Nigel Farage. It has a clear focus, getting out of Europe, a real leader & some decent policies. It will certainly do a lot better at the next election.

Perhaps the most significant aspect of the whole business is the number of Traitors In Parliament. This list of collaborators does not include Jews.

The Times election results dashboard

This election has handed the keys to Number 10 back to David Cameron. Across the country, the Conservatives allowed few of the seats it gained in 2010 to slip through its fingers.

But in order to get a true feel of what happened when the nation headed to the polls on May 7, you need to break it down. 650 individual contests took place across the UK - and this dashboard allows you to examine each and every one of them.

Seismic shifts took place in a number of key regions. In Scotland, Labour's fight for survival was unsuccessful as a Nationalist surge took hold. In the southwest, the Conservatives managed to topple many of the Liberal Democrat representatives with whom they shared power with for five years. In the east, the rise of the UKIP vote was forecast to have an impact - but it failed to help Nigel Farage’s party boost its presence in the Commons.

In this app, each constituency page gives you a breakdown of the results from both 2015 and 2010 result, and also lists each candidate.

You can choose to save a constituency by pinning it to the 'Saved Constituency' menu for quick access. We've also flagged a list of key battlegrounds that we think are particularly pivotal - you can read sharp analysis of these key races here.

The Key Battlegrounds are interesting.