Farage in Clacton

[eggsarascal]

Reform, your thoughts? You 

[Steven P]

Stood for UK election 7 times, got elected 0 times. Was whinging that the election was bad timing for him because he was going to be working on Trumps election - but suddenly is available to stand again (did anything change in the US?). Claims he is going to take 60 seats of the Tories yet the polls reckon Reform UK will get 0 seats - so I guess splitting the Tory voters and giving Labour or the Lib Dems an easier victory. Read this morning that he is a major shareholder of Reform UK - not so much a political party as a business out to make money... which is where his heart is, his bank account.

 

I don't like the man, but can't see him upsetting the UK political landscape this year with any degree of success. 

[GarethM]

Well the Donald doesn't need any publicity after being found guilty, you're average American is going to say I'm voting for a guy that fkd a porn star than the sleepy joe hair sniffing alternative.

 

Reality is that red/blue/yellow are just the exact same, I predict a bloodbath of all current conservative MPs.

 

Yes labour are going to win, because the yoof and their uni taught teachers don't remember the last labour government.

 

But I think voters might actually get off their arses to vote reform as everyone is fed up.

 

Atleast voting reform is better than spoiling a ballot or not voting, not voting should be a public lashing offence!.

[Stere]

The acceptable face of  neo - facism.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Whoppa Choppa]

Just watched the girl throwing milkshake all over him. She will be an icon and a hero to a few on here I'm sure. Then she throws the empty cup on the floor, the smug little littering bitch. Just shows the type she is.

[Trailoftears]

Basically,that anyone can take a mad old bloke with a fascist mindset,with a stockbroking background seriously speaks volumes how degraded our political system has become.No doubt,he has dual nationality-note the French surname -lol.Of course,its easy and tempting to diss and ridicule absolute buffoons like him,but then its also pertinent to remember that Adolf was seen as as a slightly amusing,offbeat character back in 1931

[pleasant]

I just wish Farage would commit to something full time, then he may gain traction, but in recent years he's dabbled in this and that, gone over the pond and all that stuff. If he had committed full time in the UK to a political party and we knew he would be there for the long haul, then he would gain backing.

 

Secretly, I suspect the backbone right of the tory party want him back to head up a leadership competition, but the wishy washy middle ground (or tory lite) think he would do more harm than good.

 

Personally, I'm not so sure he would.

[Trailoftears]

9 minutes ago, Whoppa Choppa said:

Just watched the girl throwing milkshake all over him. She will be an icon and a hero to a few on here I'm sure. Then she throws the empty cup on the floor, the smug little littering bitch. Just shows the type she is.

Absolutely,If I had the energy-I'd save my jizz up for a month and stick it in his right ear-then just to reinforce my disgust with poundland fascists like him-swiftly stick as many carrots into his other orifices prior to the riot police dragging me off....

[Whoppa Choppa]

7 minutes ago, Trailoftears said:

Absolutely,If I had the energy-I'd save my jizz up for a month and stick it in his right ear-then just to reinforce my disgust with poundland fascists like him-swiftly stick as many carrots into his other orifices prior to the riot police dragging me off....

Lock you up and throw away the key too.

[Steven P]

Tory Leadership? I don't think he has the inclination to go for that. Noting in the last few months he has mentioned he would 'if he was asked' and hinted that might be his long term plan, the Tory party have indicated there is nothing in their rules to bar his membership, some suggesting he would be made welcome. And yet.... his membership of the Tory party seams missing. Small first steps are necessary. I think he would if the Tory party all turned up on his doorstep and asked, he would then say "Ahh, OK then".... However true to form - all words and bluster, and no action.

 

Take 60 seats of the Torys but I can't see him putting in the hours touring the country like the others will be doing, a few TV and radio shows will do him just fine.

 

Same with Brexit - all words and bluster but as soon as the vote was cast he ran off to the US so he didn't have to do any of the actual hard work (He just stuck around as a MEP till he got his years in and then a very healthy pension).