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Nigel Farage has repeatedly called for shutting down migrant/asylum hotels and deporting illegal immigrants as part of Reform UK’s hardline immigration stance. On migrant hotels, Farage has explicitly supported ending their use. For instance, he has confirmed plans to shut down asylum hotels and replace them with detention at...

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🚨 Reform asylum hotel fabrication🚨 Nigel Farage said at PMQs in November that the Reform-controlled West Northamptonshire Council would issue foreclosure notices on three migrant hotels “within days.” ❌ That never happened! A Freedom of Information response has confirmed *NO* notices were issued. Instead, in a panic, Reform-led WNC launched a "taskforce" on the matter yesterday. A promise for action replaced with talking. We must end the use of asylum hotels - but it is not easy. Reforms’ simple solutions to complex problems *DO NOT WORK*. Farage and WNC Reform councillors must apologise for their fictious announcement in November. This comes on top of their disastrous proposals for the upcoming Council Budget. Once again, Reform have failed to deliver on their promises.
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🚨 Reform asylum hotel fabrication🚨 Nigel Farage said at PMQs in November that the Reform-controlled West Northamptonshire Council would issue foreclosure notices on three migrant hotels “within days.” ❌ That never happened! A Freedom of Information response has confirmed *NO* notices were issued. Instead, in a panic, Reform-led WNC launched a "taskforce" on the matter yesterday. A promise for action replaced with talking. We must end the use of asylum hotels - but it is not easy. Reforms’ simple solutions to complex problems *DO NOT WORK*. Farage and WNC Reform councillors must apologise for their fictious announcement in November. This comes on top of their disastrous proposals for the upcoming Council Budget. Once again, Reform have failed to deliver on their promises.

Sarah Bool MP

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Nigel Farage has pledged five deportation flights a day for illegal immigrants if he becomes prime minister. Despite the practical difficulties of such a scheme, the Reform leader's plans will be music to the ears of the people turning out in towns and cities across the country this weekend to protest against hotels housing asylum seekers. Some scuffled with police. Others with anti-racism groups staging counter-demonstrations.
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Nigel Farage has pledged five deportation flights a day for illegal immigrants if he becomes prime minister. Despite the practical difficulties of such a scheme, the Reform leader's plans will be music to the ears of the people turning out in towns and cities across the country this weekend to protest against hotels housing asylum seekers. Some scuffled with police. Others with anti-racism groups staging counter-demonstrations.

Channel 4 News

15,439 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🚨 REFORM UK FACES COLLAPSE—IS A NEW PARTY THE ONLY WAY FORWARD? 🚨 🔴 The contrast has never been clearer. Nigel Farage, backed by Reform UK chairman and de facto leader Mohammad Yusuf, has outright dismissed mass deportations as a “political impossibility.” 🔥 BUT HERE’S THE REALITY: ⚠️ 99% of Reform UK members want mass deportations—but the leadership refuses to act. ⚠️ Farage built his name on fighting mass migration—so why is he backing down now? ⚠️ Is Reform UK still the answer, or has it been hijacked from within? 🚨 THE PATH TO REAL CHANGE: 🔎 If Rupert Lowe and others with a true patriotic vision formed a new party today—one that put Britain and the British people first—it would be game over for Reform UK. 🔎 The people of Britain are ready for strong leadership. They see what’s happening. They know what must be done. 🔎 If Farage can’t or won’t deliver, then others must now take his place. 💥 THE BOTTOM LINE: The British people want action, not excuses. If Reform UK refuses to stand for them, then another movement must rise in its place. Britain will not wait. Ben Habib Rupert Lowe MP
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🚨 REFORM UK FACES COLLAPSE—IS A NEW PARTY THE ONLY WAY FORWARD? 🚨 🔴 The contrast has never been clearer. Nigel Farage, backed by Reform UK chairman and de facto leader Mohammad Yusuf, has outright dismissed mass deportations as a “political impossibility.” 🔥 BUT HERE’S THE REALITY: ⚠️ 99% of Reform UK members want mass deportations—but the leadership refuses to act. ⚠️ Farage built his name on fighting mass migration—so why is he backing down now? ⚠️ Is Reform UK still the answer, or has it been hijacked from within? 🚨 THE PATH TO REAL CHANGE: 🔎 If Rupert Lowe and others with a true patriotic vision formed a new party today—one that put Britain and the British people first—it would be game over for Reform UK. 🔎 The people of Britain are ready for strong leadership. They see what’s happening. They know what must be done. 🔎 If Farage can’t or won’t deliver, then others must now take his place. 💥 THE BOTTOM LINE: The British people want action, not excuses. If Reform UK refuses to stand for them, then another movement must rise in its place. Britain will not wait. Ben Habib Rupert Lowe MP

Jim Ferguson

16,227 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Former Boris Johnson advisor Thomas Corbett-Dillon says the UK establishment is fighting to keep Nigel Farage out of power as he leads the charge on mass deportations with the public firmly behind him. “We need a new party and Reform has filled that gap—they’re very proud of the country and they’re saying we need deportations… No other party is calling for deportations so they’re in a strong position and that’s why the establishment is freaked out.” Watch The Matt Gaetz Show on OAN Live Today!
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Former Boris Johnson advisor Thomas Corbett-Dillon says the UK establishment is fighting to keep Nigel Farage out of power as he leads the charge on mass deportations with the public firmly behind him. “We need a new party and Reform has filled that gap—they’re very proud of the country and they’re saying we need deportations… No other party is calling for deportations so they’re in a strong position and that’s why the establishment is freaked out.” Watch The Matt Gaetz Show on OAN Live Today!

One America News

65,238 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce

Nigel Farage rightly points out that he can't investigate further whether anyone else in Reform UK has taken bribes from Russia as he doesn't have investigatory powers to look at phones, emails, etc Nigel Farage wrongly says that Nathan Gill has not been with him for a long time, they've been best buddies for over two decades, from UKIP to Brexit Party to Reform UK, and Farage has praised him many times Also, how absurd is it to have a police and security service and not ask them to investigate. First the Conservatives, now Labour, both scared of asking our security services to investigate Russian interference in our democracy, what happened to patriotism?
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Nigel Farage rightly points out that he can't investigate further whether anyone else in Reform UK has taken bribes from Russia as he doesn't have investigatory powers to look at phones, emails, etc Nigel Farage wrongly says that Nathan Gill has not been with him for a long time, they've been best buddies for over two decades, from UKIP to Brexit Party to Reform UK, and Farage has praised him many times Also, how absurd is it to have a police and security service and not ask them to investigate. First the Conservatives, now Labour, both scared of asking our security services to investigate Russian interference in our democracy, what happened to patriotism?

Farrukh

91,253 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling Konstantin: “He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson, and I said I can’t do that. He wanted me to come out and talk about deportations of illegals before we had a plan.” Framing it as proof no one can “buy” him (in response to questions about other donors), Farage positioned it as standing up to Musk’s demands and not being “bullied”. This is basically accusing Musk of trying to blackmail him with cash for political concessions. Serious accusations. It will be interesting to hear Musk’s response. 🤔
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😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling Konstantin: “He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson, and I said I can’t do that. He wanted me to come out and talk about deportations of illegals before we had a plan.” Framing it as proof no one can “buy” him (in response to questions about other donors), Farage positioned it as standing up to Musk’s demands and not being “bullied”. This is basically accusing Musk of trying to blackmail him with cash for political concessions. Serious accusations. It will be interesting to hear Musk’s response. 🤔

J Stewart

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🚨 THE FARAGE ILLUSION SHATTERS Advance UK Party leader Ben Habib has delivered a blunt assessment of Nigel Farage and Reform UK, rejecting claims that Reform represents a clean break from the establishment. Asked about comments from Liz Truss suggesting the establishment is trying to infiltrate Reform UK, Habib replied: “I think Reform UK is rolling out a red carpet for the establishment.” He pointed to the intake of former Conservative figures and said recent actions reveal the party’s direction, citing Farage’s attendance at the World Economic Forum and overseas meetings. Habib’s conclusion was unequivocal: “Farage is not the pro-British national patriot that he would wish us to think.” He added: “Farage is a classic liberal, without really a joined-up political philosophy on where he wishes to take this country.” The remarks underline a growing divide on the British right — not over popularity, but over sovereignty, global influence, and whether Reform UK truly stands outside the establishment. Advance UK Ben Habib
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🚨 THE FARAGE ILLUSION SHATTERS Advance UK Party leader Ben Habib has delivered a blunt assessment of Nigel Farage and Reform UK, rejecting claims that Reform represents a clean break from the establishment. Asked about comments from Liz Truss suggesting the establishment is trying to infiltrate Reform UK, Habib replied: “I think Reform UK is rolling out a red carpet for the establishment.” He pointed to the intake of former Conservative figures and said recent actions reveal the party’s direction, citing Farage’s attendance at the World Economic Forum and overseas meetings. Habib’s conclusion was unequivocal: “Farage is not the pro-British national patriot that he would wish us to think.” He added: “Farage is a classic liberal, without really a joined-up political philosophy on where he wishes to take this country.” The remarks underline a growing divide on the British right — not over popularity, but over sovereignty, global influence, and whether Reform UK truly stands outside the establishment. Advance UK Ben Habib

Jim Ferguson

53,335 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

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 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Great speech Nigel Farage gave a strong speech today in Westminster condemning the "mass rape gangs," decades of cover-ups, and calling for full transparency, publication of reports, and use of parliamentary powers to compel witnesses. And the bitches still bitch, this time because he turned up. You just can't win Nigel. Remember Nigel has been talking about this issue since 2012, soon he will have the power to do what he promised when we have a Reform UK government. Notice the strong Reform presence there - Suella, Lee & Robert also in attendance.
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Great speech Nigel Farage gave a strong speech today in Westminster condemning the "mass rape gangs," decades of cover-ups, and calling for full transparency, publication of reports, and use of parliamentary powers to compel witnesses. And the bitches still bitch, this time because he turned up. You just can't win Nigel. Remember Nigel has been talking about this issue since 2012, soon he will have the power to do what he promised when we have a Reform UK government. Notice the strong Reform presence there - Suella, Lee & Robert also in attendance.

🇬🇧UKJ0N🇬🇧

20,891 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Rupert Lowe has proposed that he and Nigel Farage set aside their personal differences for Reform and Restore to work together before the next general election. Though the terms of an agreement remain vague, Farage said he remains open to a deal. The offer came as Labour broke Reform's 300+ opinion poll lead, casting doubt on the inevitability of their election victory. An extra 100,000+ members, 3 - 7 per cent of the vote, Rupert Lowe's seat on the Public Accounts Committee, exuberant Zoomer staff, and regaining credibility on demographics and deportations are all significant benefits Reform stands to gain from incorporating Restore. But within a day, discussions descended into bickering over who failed to answer whose texts, with supporters and media surrogates on both sides blaming the other for negotiations breaking down. This is so frustrating, because the leaders of Reform and Restore agree on almost all of Rupert's five principles. Mass deportations for illegal migrants, reversing mass legal migration, cutting the welfare bill, and pursuing energy abundance are already Reform policy. While Reform haven't matched Rupert's rhetoric on restoring demographic security for the white British natives, Farage has released a Substack post expressing concerns about them becoming an imminent minority with no political advocates. As for the death penalty: Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, and likely Zia Yusuf already support it. A referendum on capital punishment would win the party more votes. Even some senior Reform figures regret Tory defections, like Nadhim Zahawi and Nadine Dorries, and would rather they departed the party. Lowe would have to compromise on having Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick in Reform's cabinet, but perhaps suitable roles could be found for all before Reform Conference. The likelihood of a unified front diminishes the more that partisans and saboteurs throw insults and invent conspiracies. It would be a great shame if they, or interpersonal bitterness, got in the way of this opportunity.
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Rupert Lowe has proposed that he and Nigel Farage set aside their personal differences for Reform and Restore to work together before the next general election. Though the terms of an agreement remain vague, Farage said he remains open to a deal. The offer came as Labour broke Reform's 300+ opinion poll lead, casting doubt on the inevitability of their election victory. An extra 100,000+ members, 3 - 7 per cent of the vote, Rupert Lowe's seat on the Public Accounts Committee, exuberant Zoomer staff, and regaining credibility on demographics and deportations are all significant benefits Reform stands to gain from incorporating Restore. But within a day, discussions descended into bickering over who failed to answer whose texts, with supporters and media surrogates on both sides blaming the other for negotiations breaking down. This is so frustrating, because the leaders of Reform and Restore agree on almost all of Rupert's five principles. Mass deportations for illegal migrants, reversing mass legal migration, cutting the welfare bill, and pursuing energy abundance are already Reform policy. While Reform haven't matched Rupert's rhetoric on restoring demographic security for the white British natives, Farage has released a Substack post expressing concerns about them becoming an imminent minority with no political advocates. As for the death penalty: Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, and likely Zia Yusuf already support it. A referendum on capital punishment would win the party more votes. Even some senior Reform figures regret Tory defections, like Nadhim Zahawi and Nadine Dorries, and would rather they departed the party. Lowe would have to compromise on having Suella Braverman and Robert Jenrick in Reform's cabinet, but perhaps suitable roles could be found for all before Reform Conference. The likelihood of a unified front diminishes the more that partisans and saboteurs throw insults and invent conspiracies. It would be a great shame if they, or interpersonal bitterness, got in the way of this opportunity.

Connor Tomlinson

22,267 görüntüleme • 28 gün önce

Who can be trusted to conduct mass deportations: Reform UK or Restore Britain? Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe are competing to be the most credible politicians promising mass deportations, ahead of the next general election. (That's despite Farage banishing Lowe from Reform UK for promising mass deportations in the first place...) But does Reform's "Operation Restoring Justice" or Restore's "Mass Deportations: Legitimacy, Legality, and Logistics" provide a more viable policy offering to voters? In this video, I review both Zia Yusuf and Harrison Pitt's papers, propose additional policies to incentivise voluntary returns, and anticipate legal and institutional obstacles to removing every illegal immigrant currently living in Britain. Repeal Blairite laws. Leave international treaties. Abolish the Supreme Court. Shrink sack, and replace the civil service. Tax remittances. Scrap exploited visa routes. Introduce an immigration red list. Ban foreign-born persons from receiving benefits. Ban foreigners from voting or standing in elections. Proscribe repugnant imported cultural practices. End Indefinite Leave to Remain. And get comfortable stripping citizenship from immigrants who were brought in against the electorate's wishes — especially Afghans and the Boriswave. The task at hand is immense. But it is possible. All we need is the political will to do what is necessary.
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Who can be trusted to conduct mass deportations: Reform UK or Restore Britain? Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe are competing to be the most credible politicians promising mass deportations, ahead of the next general election. (That's despite Farage banishing Lowe from Reform UK for promising mass deportations in the first place...) But does Reform's "Operation Restoring Justice" or Restore's "Mass Deportations: Legitimacy, Legality, and Logistics" provide a more viable policy offering to voters? In this video, I review both Zia Yusuf and Harrison Pitt's papers, propose additional policies to incentivise voluntary returns, and anticipate legal and institutional obstacles to removing every illegal immigrant currently living in Britain. Repeal Blairite laws. Leave international treaties. Abolish the Supreme Court. Shrink sack, and replace the civil service. Tax remittances. Scrap exploited visa routes. Introduce an immigration red list. Ban foreign-born persons from receiving benefits. Ban foreigners from voting or standing in elections. Proscribe repugnant imported cultural practices. End Indefinite Leave to Remain. And get comfortable stripping citizenship from immigrants who were brought in against the electorate's wishes — especially Afghans and the Boriswave. The task at hand is immense. But it is possible. All we need is the political will to do what is necessary.

Connor Tomlinson

13,857 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Christians have a moral obligation to support ICE and mass deportations. In fact, the only just response to mass migration is mass deportations. Because this isn’t just a “policy debate,” it’s a question of good vs. evil. Those who want open borders and to flood our nation with millions of illegal aliens are on the side of evil and chaos. But the Christians who stand up and say, “I love God, and I would never mistreat an illegal alien, but it’s time for them to go home,” are on the side of righteousness and order. These are my closing remarks from True Texas Project’s conference and my address on “The Church’s Response to Mass Migration.” Glad to partner with Mass Deportation Coalition and continue to call for 1 million deportations in 2026!
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Christians have a moral obligation to support ICE and mass deportations. In fact, the only just response to mass migration is mass deportations. Because this isn’t just a “policy debate,” it’s a question of good vs. evil. Those who want open borders and to flood our nation with millions of illegal aliens are on the side of evil and chaos. But the Christians who stand up and say, “I love God, and I would never mistreat an illegal alien, but it’s time for them to go home,” are on the side of righteousness and order. These are my closing remarks from True Texas Project’s conference and my address on “The Church’s Response to Mass Migration.” Glad to partner with Mass Deportation Coalition and continue to call for 1 million deportations in 2026!

William Wolfe 🇺🇸

30,929 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

🇬🇧 FARAGE: THERE IS AN INDUSTRIAL-SCALE RAPE IN UK IGNORED FOR DECADES "It is the mass industrial scale section of salt and rape by anonymous unknown persons and it has been going on across this country on a scale that is simply unimaginable. It has been going on for many decades. There is a huge racial and ethnic dimension to it. A very large part of these crimes could be attributed to racism in its absolutely worst possible form." Source: GB News, Nigel Farage MP, Reform UK
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🇬🇧 FARAGE: THERE IS AN INDUSTRIAL-SCALE RAPE IN UK IGNORED FOR DECADES "It is the mass industrial scale section of salt and rape by anonymous unknown persons and it has been going on across this country on a scale that is simply unimaginable. It has been going on for many decades. There is a huge racial and ethnic dimension to it. A very large part of these crimes could be attributed to racism in its absolutely worst possible form." Source: GB News, Nigel Farage MP, Reform UK

Mario Nawfal

111,521 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

EXCLUSIVE: Five Conservative MPs have formally opened discussions with Nigel Farage about defecting to Reform UK, including former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. As revealed tonight on Dan Wootton Outspoken, five Conservative MPs contacted Nigel Farage over the weekend to negotiate a potential defection to Reform UK. The most prominent figure among them is former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. While Zia Yusuf and Nigel Farage have publicly stated that the party will not accept any further Tory defections after 7 May, it can also be revealed that Reform UK remains willing to welcome as many Conservative defectors as possible — even if that means extending beyond the previously announced deadline. Suella Braverman has been considering a move to Reform UK for several months. However, the recent defections of Andrew Rosindell and Robert Jenrick have significantly increased her inclination to make the switch.
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EXCLUSIVE: Five Conservative MPs have formally opened discussions with Nigel Farage about defecting to Reform UK, including former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. As revealed tonight on Dan Wootton Outspoken, five Conservative MPs contacted Nigel Farage over the weekend to negotiate a potential defection to Reform UK. The most prominent figure among them is former Home Secretary Suella Braverman. While Zia Yusuf and Nigel Farage have publicly stated that the party will not accept any further Tory defections after 7 May, it can also be revealed that Reform UK remains willing to welcome as many Conservative defectors as possible — even if that means extending beyond the previously announced deadline. Suella Braverman has been considering a move to Reform UK for several months. However, the recent defections of Andrew Rosindell and Robert Jenrick have significantly increased her inclination to make the switch.

Charlie Simpson 🇬🇧

187,452 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

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

15,497 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce