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Dan Hodges thinks Reform should move on from Nigel Farage. I’m far from convinced. So I asked him the obvious question: who on earth replaces him? Dan thinks it could come down to Richard Tice or Robert Jenrick. One thing we did agree on: Tice doesn’t get enough credit...

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Jo Grady, "Not a single political party in the UK are offering solutions to the issues we face" "Labour have moved further away from the average working class person" "And I don't think Richard Tice or Nigel Farage from Reform have the answer" "Reform, and we've just heard it, are offering nothing for working people" "Nothing.. On the rigged economy.. On tackling privatisation.. On the NHS.. On crumbling infrastructure or transport.. On wages and cost of living.. On the housing crisis" "All Reform stands for is finger pointing" Fiona Bruce, "Why do people vote for them?" Jo Grady, "It wasn't immigrants cutting council funding in Hull, it was politicians" "It wasn't immigrants slashing school budgets in Hull, it was politicians" "And Reform would be doing those things too" "I think Reform are being fraudulent" "When you've just been asked how you're going to change things, all you gave was coded: we're going to privatise more" "This is the truth working class communities need to hear" "We have to come together" "We have to join trade unions" "We have to tell the political class whether they're Reform, Labour, anyone else" "Because Nigel Farage and you Richard Tice are members of that political class" "And we aren't having it any more"

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I’ve been raising this for years when I exposed my own case back in 2018 with The Times newspaper. Men that are abusing and raping children and women are allowed contact with the children on the grounds of ‘his human rights’. Do you remember when I interviewed Reform MP Richard Tice about it at the Reform convention? Men will deliberately get women pregnant so they can remain in the UK and British born men are still having contact and custody of children born from their rapes. Nigel Farage Reform UK

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117,850 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

After announcing Reform UK's Shadow Cabinet, Nigel Farage justified banishing and calling the police on Rupert Lowe because they disagreed on mass deportations. "And that was the moment at which, you know, I realised we just had to get rid of him, and get rid of him as quickly as we could," Farage said. "And I think, in terms of the way we dealt with that, we were probably more brutal than the other parties. But you know what? That’s the way it's going to be." Unconscionable. Rupert was talking about deporting the family members of the Pakistani grooming gang perpetrators who know about the crimes and who cover them up, because the victims are white non-Muslim girls. Reform UK think it is worse to deport people who cover up child abuse than it is to call the police on those calling for the deportation of people who cover up child abuse. And Nigel Farage wants to put the man who called the police on Rupert, Zia Yusuf, in charge of the police, counter-terror policy, and immigration. The choice between Reform UK and Restore Britain is clear.
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After announcing Reform UK's Shadow Cabinet, Nigel Farage justified banishing and calling the police on Rupert Lowe because they disagreed on mass deportations. "And that was the moment at which, you know, I realised we just had to get rid of him, and get rid of him as quickly as we could," Farage said. "And I think, in terms of the way we dealt with that, we were probably more brutal than the other parties. But you know what? That’s the way it's going to be." Unconscionable. Rupert was talking about deporting the family members of the Pakistani grooming gang perpetrators who know about the crimes and who cover them up, because the victims are white non-Muslim girls. Reform UK think it is worse to deport people who cover up child abuse than it is to call the police on those calling for the deportation of people who cover up child abuse. And Nigel Farage wants to put the man who called the police on Rupert, Zia Yusuf, in charge of the police, counter-terror policy, and immigration. The choice between Reform UK and Restore Britain is clear.

Connor Tomlinson

73,147 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

The Green Party's Caroline Lucas humiliates Reform UK's Zia Yusuf on #Newsnight "Your position is utterly incoherent" "You have provided no evidence that it's the Equalities Act that discriminates against white working class boys" "And when it comes to the wider issue of taking your word on anything you've said, it seems to be a muddled message" "When you said something about Robert Jenrick a few years ago, we are not to take it seriously, whereas now we are to take you seriously" "We've got Reform UK's Suella Braverman ripping up the Equalities Act" "We've got Richard Tice suggesting people will end up with far more expensive energy bills because he wants to go drilling in the north sea rather than using renewable energy" "Reform UK pretends to be an insurgent party, an anti establishment anti elite party, yet it's stuffed full of old Tory retreads" "It just doesn't add up" "People looking at this press conference this afternoon are going to feel that Reform UK doesn't know what its doing" "The interesting thing of course was Nigel Farage was trying to present the other spokespeople as a way of saying that it's no longer just about me, its' about all of us" "All of you were asked by the press 25 questions, and Nigel Farage answered all of them"
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Farrukh

313,924 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Reducing the waffle down what Nigel Farage has said is "I would meet with Rupert Lowe MP but it is the members and voters of Reform UK that are telling me not to" When you extrapolate from the available polling data what Farage is arguing is simply not defensible Most polling shows active support for an agreement. An Daily Express poll, so not Reform UK specific but a close marker, put support for a deal between Farage and Lowe at 82% When looking at voting behaviour, formal polling shows 42% of Reform UK voters would back a Restore Britain candidate - compared to 33% who would back a Tory - if Reform UK had no candidate on the ballot. As per usual the ego of Nigel Farage on full display. He couldn't be honest, self-sacrificing or patriotic if his life depended on it
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Reducing the waffle down what Nigel Farage has said is "I would meet with Rupert Lowe MP but it is the members and voters of Reform UK that are telling me not to" When you extrapolate from the available polling data what Farage is arguing is simply not defensible Most polling shows active support for an agreement. An Daily Express poll, so not Reform UK specific but a close marker, put support for a deal between Farage and Lowe at 82% When looking at voting behaviour, formal polling shows 42% of Reform UK voters would back a Restore Britain candidate - compared to 33% who would back a Tory - if Reform UK had no candidate on the ballot. As per usual the ego of Nigel Farage on full display. He couldn't be honest, self-sacrificing or patriotic if his life depended on it

Peter C. Barnes

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