Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

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BoldonLad

Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
Location
South Tyneside
Are we supposed to do the standard cry of "hypocrites!" when certain posters don't admit Farage's sins (or 'incompetence' of having a team that 'forgets' to declare his outside earnings)?

I have no problem condemning Farage, the worrying thing is, for all of his "incompetence" he has both (former) mainstream parties on the ropes, what does that say about them?
 

Xipe Totec

Something nasty in the woodshed
Well who are these 4 or 5?

I'm rubbish at remembering screen names (and real ones for Meat People, for that matter) but there's Anencephalic Andy, the two Antichrist Bros, and a couple of the new-ish types from BR. Assuming they're all still here.
 

Shortfall

Active Member
I'm rubbish at remembering screen names (and real ones for Meat People, for that matter) but there's Anencephalic Andy, the two Antichrist Bros, and a couple of the new-ish types from BR. Assuming they're all still here.

Anencephalic and Copraphage are both words I've never heard of and have been used to describe Andy tonight. I'm beginning to think some of you don't like him.
 
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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Pharaoh
I have no problem condemning Farage, the worrying thing is, for all of his "incompetence" he has both (former) mainstream parties on the ropes, what does that say about them?

It says more about the electorate's appetite for unicorns from a unicorn seller who's been proven not to be able to source them.

That said, both the Tories and Labour have been trying to ape Farage, rather than set out their own stall with a positive vision. Starmer (with Mahmood's Braverman-Ghoul tribute act) and Badenoch could be doing their own things (both could be making the case for why immigration will be *necessary*, with Starmer doing the "it enriches society" and Badenoch doing the "it enriches business"), and both could be making a case for why Brexit was a sad mistake, but they've both decided to chase the votes of people who are never going to vote for them.

And Starmer has been doing terrible politics at every turn, rolling out half-arsed policies that haven't been prepped at all well (IHT on farms, ID cards, etc.), which is entirely of his own making. But there's a long time to go to the election, and there haven't been any distasters in the last week.

To be fair to Badenoch, she's only got Barnabas and Cut-Throat Jake left on her boat, as Cabin Boy Tom has gone off to live in Zurich, and Master Bates and Seaman Staines never turned up in the first place. So her choices are very limited, especially as she lost her Willy to Farage.
 

BoldonLad

Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
Location
South Tyneside
It says more about the electorate's appetite for unicorns from a unicorn seller who's been proven not to be able to source them.

That said, both the Tories and Labour have been trying to ape Farage, rather than set out their own stall with a positive vision. Starmer (with Mahmood's Braverman-Ghoul tribute act) and Badenoch could be doing their own things (both could be making the case for why immigration will be *necessary*, with Starmer doing the "it enriches society" and Badenoch doing the "it enriches business"), and both could be making a case for why Brexit was a sad mistake, but they've both decided to chase the votes of people who are never going to vote for them.

And Starmer has been doing terrible politics at every turn, rolling out half-arsed policies that haven't been prepped at all well (IHT on farms, ID cards, etc.), which is entirely of his own making. But there's a long time to go to the election, and there haven't been any distasters in the last week.

To be fair to Badenoch, she's only got Barnabas and Cut-Throat Jake left on her boat, as Cabin Boy Tom has gone off to live in Zurich, and Master Bates and Seaman Staines never turned up in the first place. So her choices are very limited, especially as she lost her Willy to Farage.

Like I said, both (formerly) mainstream parties are on the ropes and running scared of Reform. It is both worrying and pathetic.
 
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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Pharaoh
Like I said, both (formerly) mainstream parties are on the ropes and running scared of Reform. It is both worrying and pathetic.

Yep. Farage has been setting the agenda since some time before 2016, taking over the mantle from John Major's 'bastards', and in effect pushing Cameron into the referendum to shut the 'bastards' up (oops!)

He has definitely played a blinder since the days of UKIP.
 

BoldonLad

Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
Location
South Tyneside
Yep. Farage has been setting the agenda since some time before 2016, taking over the mantle from John Major's 'bastards', and in effect pushing Cameron into the referendum to shut the 'bastards' up (oops!)

He has definitely played a blinder since the days of UKIP.

Love him or hate him (I am in the latter camp), he certainly has, and, so far, no-one within any other Party has been able to knock him down.

As I said, both worrying and pathetic.
 

ebikeerwidnes

Senior Member

Wasn't there an error by some people that Angela Raynor employed to sort her taxes out
People that actually apologised for the error

and she felt she had to resign - and Reform DEMANDED that she did so


so - what should Uncle Nigel do now that he has failed to abide by the rules



Oh - hang on - "he doesn;t do computers"

Hmmmm - who does his social media posts then
and - is he really THAT thick????
 
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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

Pharaoh
"Would not object to" = it'll be policy, if they get in. And we can see from the US how quickly cherished institutions can be dismantled by even incompetent wreckers.

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TailWindHome

Active Member
Amazing work from Reform
What does it mean?
Why are there mountains in London?
Why is a penguin taking here to London?
Is she coming from Greenland?
Why are there 3 tracks of footprints?

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