Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[Rusty Nails]

I can see the Tories cosying up to Deform to try to form a government . Never underestimate their lust for power.

It will happen.

The Daily Mail is having wet dreams over it.

 

[briantrumpet]

The xenophobes in the UK and France are falling out, not just between the two countries, but in France too. Remember that 'memorandum of understanding' between Farage and Bardella? Well, the English version had an extra sentence about returning migrants that is causing problems.

https://www.thenewsagents.co.uk/art...-farage-lost-his-friends-in-france-5HjdhGG_2/

At the 2026 Reform party conference, Farage and Jordan Bardella appeared on stage holding a comedy-sized memorandum both had signed. It stated that under a Reform government in the UK and a National Rally leadership in France, it would accept all migrants deported from British shores. A Reform Britain would intercept migrants boats launched from the French coast, it read, and France would return these people to their home countries. But the English version, signed by Farage, included a line claiming: "France will ordinarily accept these persons", which was missing from the one signed by Bardella.

 

[Pinno718]

The xenophobes in the UK and France are falling out, not just between the two countries, but in France too. Remember that 'memorandum of understanding' between Farage and Bardella? Well, the English version had an extra sentence about returning migrants that is causing problems.

https://www.thenewsagents.co.uk/art...-farage-lost-his-friends-in-france-5HjdhGG_2/

When it comes to the nuts and bolts of the actual practical implementation of alt right whackology, it falls apart at the seams.

 

[First Aspect]

When it comes to the nuts and bolts of the actual practical implementation of alt right whackology, it falls apart at the seams.

If your fundamental beliefs are xenophobic and based upon hating out groups, it seems very challenging to cooperate with foreign governments, I would have thought. It never takes very long under this philosophy for the enemy of my enemy to be the next enemy.

 

[Pinno718]

...or the enemy of my enemy to be the next enemy.

That's it.

 

[Pross]

It seemed fairly obvious that one group that wanted immigrants out of their country wouldn't come to an agreement with a country that wanted to return the ones that went there and that the other group wouldn't be happy for the ones that 'escape' to remain in their country.

 

[monkers]

Ultimately the squabbles between Tories and Reform and Restore concerning migration policy and reality will hit home. They connived to con the electorate leading up to the referendum, and then after it. These parties and their supporters remain in denial of their folly. These parties deserve to die as political entities.

Yes it's true, Starmer the technocrat was of no help at any time, but became the successor.

The only truth is that the agreements already made while the UK was an EU member state remain superior to the ones now applied and relied upon.

Trouble is - almost nobody ever wants to admit they were wrong - though a handful of outlier cases may be seen on the internet.

If we agree that politics must be done honestly, then we need to agree that dishonest politicians go to jail. Plaid Cymru are saying so.

 

[Beebo]

When it comes to the nuts and bolts of the actual practical implementation of alt right whackology, it falls apart at the seams.

Same can be said for left wing intellectual open borders stuff and liberal approach to refugees.
As always, a sensible middle way is the most practical solution.

 

[Pblakeney]

Same can be said for left wing intellectual open borders stuff and liberal approach to refugees.
As always, a sensible middle way is the most practical solution.

Which makes you wonder why more of politics is not at the centre.