Reform

[Hrolf The Ganger]

Farage tonight, either has to sack Zia Yusuf for his provocative, set-up street summit with Danny Tommo or has to resign himself and admit the job is beyond him.

As per the Mail:
When asked later about how his interview was interrupted, Mr Yusuf said 'my parents did a reasonably good job of raising me to not be rude and walk away'.

😉

Reform are in deep trouble and disarray. Who is moving the pieces on the chessboard this week?

Comedy gold.
Reform polling over 20%. Wait till things get really bad. The best thing Labour can do is call an election at short notice before Andy Burnham is exposed as the fake he really is.

 

[Joseph Paxton]

Comedy gold.
Reform polling over 20%. Wait till things get really bad. The best thing Labour can do is call an election at short notice before Andy Burnham is exposed as the fake he really is.

He's not a politician Yusuf is he? He's just a wealthy donor who has bought himself a seat at the table with Farage.

Thus, quite a few other Reformers absolutely loathe the little pipsqueak and Nigel is too cowardly to kiss goodbye to little Zia's cash and tell the self-styled "Shadow Home Secretary" to p*ss off and cosplay somewhere else.

 

[Hrolf The Ganger]

He's not a politician Yusuf is he? He's just a wealthy donor who has bought himself a seat at the table with Farage.

Thus, quite a few other Reformers absolutely loathe the little pipsqueak and Nigel is too cowardly to kiss goodbye to little Zia's cash and tell the self-styled "Shadow Home Secretary" to p*ss off and cosplay somewhere else.

It's funny how personal attacks are all you have left. It's especially funny when the current government has the worst bunch of low quality grifters that has ever had the audacity to get elected. And then only because no one wanted the Tories again.

 

[ASCPFC]

He's not a politician Yusuf is he? He's just a wealthy donor who has bought himself a seat at the table with Farage.

Thus, quite a few other Reformers absolutely loathe the little pipsqueak and Nigel is too cowardly to kiss goodbye to little Zia's cash and tell the self-styled "Shadow Home Secretary" to p*ss off and cosplay somewhere else.

Consider this: you think the Labour Party like Andy Burnham, or liked Keir Starmer? The most divided party, by some considerable distance is Labour. I can't even imagine Burnham lasting until the general election. The veneer is wearing incredibly thin. Factional in the extreme.

 

[Joseph Paxton]

Consider this: you think the Labour Party like Andy Burnham, or liked Keir Starmer? The most divided party, by some considerable distance is Labour. I can't even imagine Burnham lasting until the general election. The veneer is wearing incredibly thin. Factional in the extreme.

Well, I did consider it as you politely asked but I swiftly recalled that over 30 Tory MPs and Lords/Commissioners etc have defected to Reform and I am struggling to think of a single Labour MP who has defected anywhere...?? Divided you say?

Indeed I can only come up with Zarah Sultana and Corbyn in Your Party, which never gets a solitary media look-in when compared with even Count Binface.

 

[Spindle]

Farage tonight, either has to sack Zia Yusuf for his provocative, set-up street summit with Danny Tommo or has to resign himself and admit the job is beyond him.

As per the Mail:
When asked later about how his interview was interrupted, Mr Yusuf said 'my parents did a reasonably good job of raising me to not be rude and walk away'.

😉

Reform are in deep trouble and disarray. Who is moving the pieces on the chessboard this week?

I watched it and did not take that view at all. I consider your synopsis is utterly emotionally partisan

 

[Spindle]

He's not a politician Yusuf is he? He's just a wealthy donor who has bought himself a seat at the table with Farage.

Thus, quite a few other Reformers absolutely loathe the little pipsqueak and Nigel is too cowardly to kiss goodbye to little Zia's cash and tell the self-styled "Shadow Home Secretary" to p*ss off and cosplay somewhere else.

What's your take on the greens then? I'd like to hear it

 

[Joseph Paxton]

What's your take on the greens then? I'd like to hear it

If Farage has any moxie, he sacks Zia Yusuf this week. But then he really needs the cash so...

 

[Spindle]

Well, I did consider it as you politely asked but I swiftly recalled that over 30 Tory MPs and Lords/Commissioners etc have defected to Reform and I am struggling to think of a single Labour MP who has defected anywhere...?? Divided you say?

Indeed I can only come up with Zarah Sultana and Corbyn in Your Party, which never gets a solitary media look-in when compared with even Count Binface.

They are split, just not outside the party. Did you not notice what happened to Starmer?

 

[Spindle]

If Farage has any moxie, he sacks Zia Yusuf this week. But then he really needs the cash so...

Ok, the left are beyond critique. Got it.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

And yet although there were no arrests in Portsmouth the Guardian reported that there were hundreds of Far Right there, no, they were mostly residents. They also implied that the police had to deal with rioters, no, they just turned up with riot shields.

The people are sick to death of this treatment

How would you describe a large group of men, deliberately concealing their identity, blocking roads and disrupting the local community? They might have been told not to behave provocatively but they still needed to be moved if they refused to cooperate. Hence the shields.

The people aren’t the least sick of this treatment. They are sick of this kind of behaviour.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

People are finally beginning to wake up and see Reform for what they truly are. Which is overly dependent on the Farage charisma, bereft of funded, deliverable policies, untested, unreliable, inexperienced and now corrupt.

When it’s pointed out that Reform are just the current manifestation of the Farage Party, which in past guises was, at least partially, responsible for Brexit and what the consequences of that have been, more and more will become disillusioned.

After all one of the primary reasons we chose Brexit was to stop the free flow of people into the UK from Europe. That stopped but the reason that flow existed didn’t. A vacuum always gets filled but now it’s not by people from Eastern Europe. It’s from the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

When I hear people here complaining about immigration and bemoaning our “white, European” identity being diluted I often wonder if they realise just how hypocritical they are being!

When they, egged on by Farage, caused what they are now complaining about they deserve what’s happening.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

People are finally beginning to wake up and see Reform for what they truly are. Which is overly dependent on the Farage charisma, bereft of funded, deliverable policies, untested, unreliable, inexperienced and now corrupt.

When it’s pointed out that Reform are just the current manifestation of the Farage Party, which in past guises was, at least partially, responsible for Brexit and what the consequences of that have been, more and more will become disillusioned.

After all one of the primary reasons we chose Brexit was to stop the free flow of people into the UK from Europe. That stopped but the reason that flow existed didn’t. A vacuum always gets filled but now it’s not by people from Eastern Europe. It’s from the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

When I hear people here complaining about immigration and bemoaning our “white, European” identity being diluted I often wonder if they realise just how hypocritical they are being!

When they, egged on by Farage, caused what they are now complaining about they deserve what’s happening.

Since France, Spain and Germany receive far more asylum claims than the UK is Brexit to blame for them as well?

 

[georgenorman]

How would you describe a large group of men, deliberately concealing their identity, blocking roads and disrupting the local community? They might have been told not to behave provocatively but they still needed to be moved if they refused to cooperate. Hence the shields.

The people aren’t the least sick of this treatment. They are sick of this kind of behaviour.

Why bring Hamas supporters and Notting Hell into this?

 

[HKOwen]

He's not a politician Yusuf is he? He's just a wealthy donor who has bought himself a seat at the table with Farage.

Thus, quite a few other Reformers absolutely loathe the little pipsqueak and Nigel is too cowardly to kiss goodbye to little Zia's cash and tell the self-styled "Shadow Home Secretary" to p*ss off and cosplay somewhere else.

So you think he is Reform's Lord Ali, who is being bought back in by Our Andy to the table, we never got an answer to what exactly he got from Starmer and likely now never will.

At least Yusuf is front and centre not skulking in the shadows

 

[Spindle]

Reform 'trying to start race row' over Cardiff Pakistan flag

The flag flew for two days in August, and an MP said it was an attempt to "dominate our culture".

www.bbc.co.uk

They also flew flags of other Muslim nations yet when the Tories said to also fly the Israeli flag, or even the Ukrainian flag, the Senedd refused.

Racists

 

[Spindle]

How would you describe a large group of men, deliberately concealing their identity, blocking roads and disrupting the local community? They might have been told not to behave provocatively but they still needed to be moved if they refused to cooperate. Hence the shields.

The people aren’t the least sick of this treatment. They are sick of this kind of behaviour.

So they committed no offences at all, and you are hanging them up as guilty of what they didn't do. And you think people are sick of law abiding citizens gathering together legally and not committing any offences. Lol.

Sounds like you are all for banning burkas and headscarves. I also don't remember your outrage at the Muslims on recent marches shouting anti semetic phrases whilst dressed in black wearing masks.

 

[Spindle]

After all one of the primary reasons we chose Brexit was to stop the free flow of people into the UK from Europe. That stopped but the reason that flow existed didn’t. A vacuum always gets filled but now it’s not by people from Eastern Europe. It’s from the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

When I hear people here complaining about immigration and bemoaning our “white, European” identity being diluted I often wonder if they realise just how hypocritical they are being!

When they, egged on by Farage, caused what they are now complaining about they deserve what’s happening.

No surprise that you can't define hypocrisy properly. And after you deny this supposed dilution you then admit it by saying it's deserved. Lol, you silly man.

 

[Hrolf The Ganger]

If Farage has any moxie, he sacks Zia Yusuf this week. But then he really needs the cash so...

How absurd to talk about Reform in these terms. They are a new party building from nothing and needing financial backing to do so.
In a short time they have gained over 20% support essentially because successive governments have failed to listen to the people and pressed on with their insane agendas.

They and their useful idiot friends will now do and say anything to stop Reform's march to power.

 

[Joseph Paxton]

How absurd to talk about Reform in these terms. They are a new party building from nothing and needing financial backing to do so.
In a short time they have gained over 20% support essentially because successive governments have failed to listen to the people and pressed on with their insane agendas.

They and their useful idiot friends will now do and say anything to stop Reform's march to power.

Oh, we know where they get their money from matey. Although Nigel needs his hearing-aids tweaked to hear what's on the table apparently. 😆