I've been running some numbers and if you take a look at the Conservative Party on purely party member numbers they are absolutely pathetic for being the second largest political party in the country especially when you compare them to Labour.

https://researchbriefings.parliament.uk/ResearchBriefing/Summary/SN05125

The reason I bring this up is because the right are extremely weak in the UK, sure, they get a lot of votes and have been barely managing to beat Labour in the election but I think one of the biggest reasons behind that as most people is their utterly atrocious manifesto.

I don't know who fucking wrote it, but it's a joke, it's not only not conservative in my own standards it's like whoever wrote it wanted the Conservatives to lose because the social policies especially were that embarrassing. Things like trying to regulate porn and pushing for 'faith based grammar schools' then there was all that crap from the home secretary Amber Rudd talking about going after people who post 'far right propaganda'. Okay, assuming we care about that why did it have to only be the 'far right' why not the far left as well and why not Muslim propaganda? Shouldn't it all be targeted? I'm convinced Amber Rudd is one of the main reasons why Count Dankula got fined.

Ranting aside, if we take into account how low the numbers are in the Conservative Party why not use a tactic like what was done in the 2016 election with Trump? At the very least, we'll put a halt to the left gaining so much ground if we put somebody worthwhile in the Conservative Party rather than somebody like Theresa May all over again and I wonder if with enough demand we could even make a party election happen early.

Jeremy Corbyn too, ended up getting to be leader of the Labour party with this tactic, it wasn't the usual party faithful that voted for him in large numbers it was all these anti-capitalist types that elevated him to the top. Maybe we could for instance do something like that with Jacob Rees Mogg for example or some other person who's willing to run for MP that will represent our interests.

According to the independent which I know is a very biased source for anything remotely right leaning the numbers are even lower than what are suggested.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/conservative-party-membership-numbers-grant-shapps-theresa-may-tory-members-david-cameron-a8143956.html

Looking at that, yes, 100,000 odd people may 'seem' like a lot, but given how large portions of the internet take part in far more trivial stuff and this very sub numbers almost to 180,000 ( lol we're almost larger than the Conservative party :P let that sink in ) why not put that energy to good use?

I'm even willing to write up a new social policy manifesto that I have in mind, now we're never going to agree on anything else, I'm not delusional. I think though we could do a lot of good if we turned our attention to the Conservative party and gave the old cunts a kick in the nuts to remind them that they're supposed to be representing the public and not themselves or stamping on free speech because so far the most the Conservative party has done aside from a few exceptional individuals we all know already they've just acted as seat warmers.

Yes, what I'm proposing is the formation of our very own voting bloc and I think we could even use this unfair system to our advantage if we get organised enough against the SJWs and Feminists lurking even in the Conservative Party.

If the internet can elect Donald Trump and vote in a ridiculous name for a green fruit drink what's to say we can't do the same here in the UK? The only downsides to my plan is they could potentially block new membership off if they see a sudden surge or alternatively the 3 month waiting period might cause problems and they might try something if they see the numbers rise.