Reform

[cryrst]

Dont the unions donate to labour for ‘favours’.
Labour collapsed to the railways and NHS terms within 6 months. Is that not an example of donations for favours ?
It affects tax payers the same as you are assuming will happen under reform.

 

[HKOwen]

So in summary, you have no morals do you HK Patriot?

So as usual, when you are shown to be incorrect or ignorant your default is to make a personal insult.

Why do you bother? Do you get some perverse narcissistic thrill from seeing yourself as the virtuous defender of things good against the posters on here who disagree with you.

Freud would likely have had a field day with you.

It's pointless interacting with you but somewhat amusing to observe your very odd behaviour.

You are like Francis Dolarhyde to Wisbech's Hannibal Lecter .

 

[HKOwen]

What is happening here with the donations is a type of political arbitrage that Farage (ex presenter of Russia Today) learnt in his trading days.

If Reform get in, it will be akin to the private equity en masse that has destroyed British companies. UK plc will be valued low - because 'Labour destroyed it' - but then sold off via foreign markets such as the far east arenas that leeches like Harborne and Delo operate in.

Reform are faux patriots who will globalise profiteering from UK innovation with jackals moving in very quickly to scavenge the carcass. It will soon be privatise the profits and socialise the losses to the very max with British citizens becoming ruined by the burden of pillaged companies and institutions. I don't want this country asset-stripped by these parasites in a neo-fascist nightmare.

You forgot tp mention these :

Here is a simple list of the UK politicians who have appeared or hosted shows on Russia Today:

• Alex Salmond
• Barry Gardiner
• Chris Williamson
• Crispin Blunt
• Daniel Kawczynski
• David Davies
• David Lammy
• George Galloway
• Jeremy Corbyn
• John McDonnell
• Johnny Mercer
• Kwasi Kwarteng
• Laura Pidcock
• Michael Fabricant
• Mike Freer
• Nigel Evans
• Peter Dowd
• Philip Davies
• Richard Burgon
• Rosie Duffield
• Sir David Amess
  
  
  
• Stanley Johnson
• Steve Baker