| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:11 - Sep 6 with 1159 views | Luther27 |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:01 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
If you keep repeating something it doesn't make the point more valid. |
He’s making sure the message gets through and will continue to do so until you agree that you have understood the message. The North Koreans were very good at this. |  | |  |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:15 - Sep 6 with 1155 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:08 - Sep 6 by trampie |
A lot of people think that Farage only cares about Farage and doesn't care about the public.
If he got into power the people that would suffer ironically would be the people that are likely to vote for him. |
Pretty much like every government we have had for years. |  | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:34 - Sep 6 with 1100 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:15 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
Pretty much like every government we have had for years. |
Not to this degree. Reform have pledged to abolish PIP. Clacton is the safest Reform seat in the UK, 20% of the electorate receive PIP. Do they even realise what they're voting for?
And that's just the start. The guff they come out with would impact everyone if they tried to implement it. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:39 - Sep 6 with 1086 views | howenjack |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 19:59 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
Maybe once but this keeps happening.
How anyone thinks this man and his party are any good for Britain whatsoever baffles me. |
Labours list of "indiscretions" is far longer. Tulip Siddiqui , Starmer and his" freebies" Mandelson ,Angela Rayner and that other mp they had , who evicted all her tenants and then raised the rent for the new intake. Nice ... to name but a few.
Stones and glasshouses come to mind. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:39 - Sep 6 with 1086 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:34 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
Not to this degree. Reform have pledged to abolish PIP. Clacton is the safest Reform seat in the UK, 20% of the electorate receive PIP. Do they even realise what they're voting for?
And that's just the start. The guff they come out with would impact everyone if they tried to implement it. |
Possibly the other 80% will vote for it. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:43 - Sep 6 with 1063 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:39 - Sep 6 by howenjack |
Labours list of "indiscretions" is far longer. Tulip Siddiqui , Starmer and his" freebies" Mandelson ,Angela Rayner and that other mp they had , who evicted all her tenants and then raised the rent for the new intake. Nice ... to name but a few.
Stones and glasshouses come to mind. |
All wrong.
But they don't scratch the surface of Farage and his £5 million bribe. And that's just one of Reforms indiscretions.
Seriously, can someone really tell me why you'd want him to be Prime Minister? | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:47 - Sep 6 with 1040 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:39 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
Possibly the other 80% will vote for it. |
Approaching 60% didn't vote at all. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:48 - Sep 6 with 1039 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:43 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
All wrong.
But they don't scratch the surface of Farage and his £5 million bribe. And that's just one of Reforms indiscretions.
Seriously, can someone really tell me why you'd want him to be Prime Minister? |
Whether Farage will ever be PM or not who knows. But currently its giving me immense pleasure watching the major parties and the media bricking themselves, you could probably throw in posters like yourself. | | | |
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| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:58 - Sep 6 with 1016 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:48 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
Whether Farage will ever be PM or not who knows. But currently its giving me immense pleasure watching the major parties and the media bricking themselves, you could probably throw in posters like yourself. |
We should all be bricking ourselves. That's the point. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 21:13 - Sep 6 with 982 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:58 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
We should all be bricking ourselves. That's the point. |
Having been born not long after the end of the second world war and seen how we built the country back up irrespective of so many terrible decisions by governments and the robust way the British people have overcome this, only the timid and weak should be bricking themselves. The rest of us will just moan and get on with life like we always do. [Post edited 6 Sep 21:18]
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| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 21:35 - Sep 6 with 946 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 21:13 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
Having been born not long after the end of the second world war and seen how we built the country back up irrespective of so many terrible decisions by governments and the robust way the British people have overcome this, only the timid and weak should be bricking themselves. The rest of us will just moan and get on with life like we always do. [Post edited 6 Sep 21:18]
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I was born in the seventies, most of my adult life has seen a steady decline in living standards. What makes you think Reform can improve that?
All I see is completely absurd policies. The flagship tax threshold increase promise from this conference will cost £30 billion a year by the end of the parliament. Where on earth will that cash come from? And that's just for starters. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 22:00 - Sep 6 with 921 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 21:35 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
I was born in the seventies, most of my adult life has seen a steady decline in living standards. What makes you think Reform can improve that?
All I see is completely absurd policies. The flagship tax threshold increase promise from this conference will cost £30 billion a year by the end of the parliament. Where on earth will that cash come from? And that's just for starters. |
Because as you admit most of your adult life you have seen decline with the established parties. Yet when something comes along to challenge them you try unsuccessfully to ridicule them. Nowt so queer as folk. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 22:25 - Sep 6 with 899 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 22:00 - Sep 6 by Whiterockin |
Because as you admit most of your adult life you have seen decline with the established parties. Yet when something comes along to challenge them you try unsuccessfully to ridicule them. Nowt so queer as folk. |
Reform aren't an alternative. Fundamentally the problems we have in this country are spending more than we take in tax, and that is with the appalling level of public services we currently experience. The solution to that isn't blaming boat people and pledging tax cuts.
To challenge the status quo we need a dose of reality and systemic change. But nobody would vote for that. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 00:27 - Sep 7 with 850 views | howenjack |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:43 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
All wrong.
But they don't scratch the surface of Farage and his £5 million bribe. And that's just one of Reforms indiscretions.
Seriously, can someone really tell me why you'd want him to be Prime Minister? |
Farage has stated the money was a gift to be used for personal safety. Judging by whats happened to David Amess Anne Widdecombe and Jo Cox in recent times I would say good luck to him he obviously needs it. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 06:35 - Sep 7 with 776 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 00:27 - Sep 7 by howenjack |
Farage has stated the money was a gift to be used for personal safety. Judging by whats happened to David Amess Anne Widdecombe and Jo Cox in recent times I would say good luck to him he obviously needs it. |
MPs get security paid for, high risk MPs get an increase level.
He's also claimed it was a reward for Brexit and separately a personal gift and none of the public's business.
It was from a man who makes his money from Crypto, after his Security donation/gift/reward Reform changed Crypto tax pledges.
He's taking you for a mug | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 07:24 - Sep 7 with 735 views | Demitrius |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 06:35 - Sep 7 by Scotia |
MPs get security paid for, high risk MPs get an increase level.
He's also claimed it was a reward for Brexit and separately a personal gift and none of the public's business.
It was from a man who makes his money from Crypto, after his Security donation/gift/reward Reform changed Crypto tax pledges.
He's taking you for a mug |
The Gov cut his high-risk round the clock security in Sept 25 by 75% - no reason was given.
The same month when Reform were way ahead in the polls Strarmer called Farage racist, Reform a racist party and predicted they would tear Britain apart if they got into office.
https://www.independent.co.uk/
It's almost as if they deliberately want to incite some Jo Cox event to happen to take him out of the running ? This was prior to the Ann Widecombe murder and Reform mentioned this incitement as being a likely influence for the killer.
There were a number of climate nutters ejected yesterday - all it would take is one of those with a concealed weapon. |  |
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| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 07:45 - Sep 7 with 742 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 07:24 - Sep 7 by Demitrius |
The Gov cut his high-risk round the clock security in Sept 25 by 75% - no reason was given.
The same month when Reform were way ahead in the polls Strarmer called Farage racist, Reform a racist party and predicted they would tear Britain apart if they got into office.
https://www.independent.co.uk/
It's almost as if they deliberately want to incite some Jo Cox event to happen to take him out of the running ? This was prior to the Ann Widecombe murder and Reform mentioned this incitement as being a likely influence for the killer.
There were a number of climate nutters ejected yesterday - all it would take is one of those with a concealed weapon. |
It wasn't cut - Farage refused it. He was offered a personal bodyguard, a car and a professional driver. He turned them down. There is a substantial difference between what Reform claims and reality.
https://inews.co.uk/news/polit
That level of security is unusual for the leader of a perty with only 4 MPs (at the time) It's far more secrurity than Sir Ed Davey gets with 71 MPs | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 08:15 - Sep 7 with 707 views | Demitrius |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 07:45 - Sep 7 by Scotia |
It wasn't cut - Farage refused it. He was offered a personal bodyguard, a car and a professional driver. He turned them down. There is a substantial difference between what Reform claims and reality.
https://inews.co.uk/news/polit
That level of security is unusual for the leader of a perty with only 4 MPs (at the time) It's far more secrurity than Sir Ed Davey gets with 71 MPs |
As far as I know Ed Davey hasn't been compared to Adolf Hitler by a member of the Government's Front Bench....
As usual you are being deliberately disingenuous - as that article states it was refused because it was a downgrade and inadequate .
Again from said article:-
“(Jenrick) "If you talk about Islamist extremism, as I do, and Nigel Farage has done for many years, you are likely to be in considerably more danger than those who don’t". Some specific incidents involving threats to Farage are a matter of public record. For example, Fayaz Khan was sentenced to five years in prison in October 2025 after being found guilty of threatening to kill the Clacton MP in a video posted to TikTok. Farage has also said his home was the target of an arson attack, a claim reported by The Telegraph, which said police were investigating but that no suspect had been identified.- "
That's why his security was costing £1m a year of taxpayers money. The cost of which is now being footed by Reform themselves.
That's one million back in the Treasury coffers to spend on tennis lessons for illegal migrants. The Lefties should be delighted ... | |
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| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 08:27 - Sep 7 with 694 views | onehunglow |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 08:15 - Sep 7 by Demitrius |
As far as I know Ed Davey hasn't been compared to Adolf Hitler by a member of the Government's Front Bench....
As usual you are being deliberately disingenuous - as that article states it was refused because it was a downgrade and inadequate .
Again from said article:-
“(Jenrick) "If you talk about Islamist extremism, as I do, and Nigel Farage has done for many years, you are likely to be in considerably more danger than those who don’t". Some specific incidents involving threats to Farage are a matter of public record. For example, Fayaz Khan was sentenced to five years in prison in October 2025 after being found guilty of threatening to kill the Clacton MP in a video posted to TikTok. Farage has also said his home was the target of an arson attack, a claim reported by The Telegraph, which said police were investigating but that no suspect had been identified.- "
That's why his security was costing £1m a year of taxpayers money. The cost of which is now being footed by Reform themselves.
That's one million back in the Treasury coffers to spend on tennis lessons for illegal migrants. The Lefties should be delighted ... |
Can’t argue with them
The lefties are more humane than you and me
Let’s make love
All my life’s a cycle ( thanks Harry) | |
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| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 09:16 - Sep 7 with 701 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 08:15 - Sep 7 by Demitrius |
As far as I know Ed Davey hasn't been compared to Adolf Hitler by a member of the Government's Front Bench....
As usual you are being deliberately disingenuous - as that article states it was refused because it was a downgrade and inadequate .
Again from said article:-
“(Jenrick) "If you talk about Islamist extremism, as I do, and Nigel Farage has done for many years, you are likely to be in considerably more danger than those who don’t". Some specific incidents involving threats to Farage are a matter of public record. For example, Fayaz Khan was sentenced to five years in prison in October 2025 after being found guilty of threatening to kill the Clacton MP in a video posted to TikTok. Farage has also said his home was the target of an arson attack, a claim reported by The Telegraph, which said police were investigating but that no suspect had been identified.- "
That's why his security was costing £1m a year of taxpayers money. The cost of which is now being footed by Reform themselves.
That's one million back in the Treasury coffers to spend on tennis lessons for illegal migrants. The Lefties should be delighted ... |
Farage claims it was cut by 75% (he then claimed it was cut by 70%, obviously facts aren't his strong point) there is no evidence that was the case.
The level of security he was offered was way in excess of the vast majority of other MPs including some cabinet ministers.
Also, the claimed cut was after he received a £5million gift to pay for his security. It's pretty much a moot point. Unless of course the gift wasn't for security at all. Perhaps it was a reward for Brexit or a personal gift that is nobodies business.
Also Reform now claim that they are paying for his security - where is the £5 million? | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 09:27 - Sep 7 with 699 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 09:16 - Sep 7 by Scotia |
Farage claims it was cut by 75% (he then claimed it was cut by 70%, obviously facts aren't his strong point) there is no evidence that was the case.
The level of security he was offered was way in excess of the vast majority of other MPs including some cabinet ministers.
Also, the claimed cut was after he received a £5million gift to pay for his security. It's pretty much a moot point. Unless of course the gift wasn't for security at all. Perhaps it was a reward for Brexit or a personal gift that is nobodies business.
Also Reform now claim that they are paying for his security - where is the £5 million? |
You are going to look very silly if there is no case to answer when the inquiry is completed. If Farage has committed a breach of law or regulations he will be rightly punished, if not Reform will win the next election at a landslide. The public can see the Media and major parties are very, very concerned. Some like myself rather not pre judge the outcome because without knowing the actual facts and not media propaganda it could go either way. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 09:43 - Sep 7 with 686 views | JJBomber |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 06:35 - Sep 7 by Scotia |
MPs get security paid for, high risk MPs get an increase level.
He's also claimed it was a reward for Brexit and separately a personal gift and none of the public's business.
It was from a man who makes his money from Crypto, after his Security donation/gift/reward Reform changed Crypto tax pledges.
He's taking you for a mug |
He wasn't an MP when he received the money. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 10:05 - Sep 7 with 669 views | max936 |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 20:34 - Sep 6 by Scotia |
Not to this degree. Reform have pledged to abolish PIP. Clacton is the safest Reform seat in the UK, 20% of the electorate receive PIP. Do they even realise what they're voting for?
And that's just the start. The guff they come out with would impact everyone if they tried to implement it. |
Well, this Labour government have voiced far more guff than any other party, Starmers reign was full of utter guff, Burnham is full of soundbites as well, talks about cutting the cost of living for people and at the same time threatening tax raises, the Taxpayers have and are paying far to much tax as it is, plus having to cope with continual raising energy costs, fuel costs and everything frigging else raising, weekly shop in Tesco is at 2/3rds more expensive than it was a couple of years ago.
Guff indeed! |  | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 10:13 - Sep 7 with 660 views | Scotia |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 09:43 - Sep 7 by JJBomber |
He wasn't an MP when he received the money. |
No but he claimed, at first then changed his mind, that it was for security for the rest of his life. | | | |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 10:23 - Sep 7 with 653 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform - surely this has to be the end? on 10:13 - Sep 7 by Scotia |
No but he claimed, at first then changed his mind, that it was for security for the rest of his life. |
You argument is getting ripped to shreds and looking less convincing by the hour. Perhaps it's best to just leave it there because you are doing more to promote Farage than discredit him, unless that is your aim. | | | |
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