[News] Nigel Farage and Reform

[TomandJerry]

It's an absolutely f***ing terrible idea.

Why?

 

[Deadly Danson]

Why?

For the reasons others have posted.

 

[TomandJerry]

For the reasons others have posted.

Yes they are viewed as negative but there are positive ones too.

 

[A1X]

Yes they are viewed as negative but there are positive ones too.

What business is it of the Government to tell people what they should and shouldn’t be doing about having children?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

The cost of a Rwanda policy is insane.
To fly 20,000 plus 'illegal' boat crossers to Rwanda: Four billion pounds a year.
How is Reform going to pay for that?

Easy.

....oh.

 

[TomandJerry]

What business is it of the Government to tell people what they should and shouldn’t be doing about having children?

Reform aren't telling people to have children.

They are trying to make having children more affordable.

 

[slimes]

Ha ha ha ha ha!

This is Ncs Gold!

As a non voter, virtual hugs for you all.

Edit:

(Ps.. only virtual hugs to the people who choose to have them)

 

[Anger]

I think you know the answer.
The logic is similar to that which drove people in their thousands to elect as Euro MPs,
members of the Brexit party.

Because obviously electing Nigel so he could collect a £200K wedge for rarely turning up in the EU parliament,
was the way to go if you disliked the EU.

I can only assume the half-wits who vote reform simply dislike our own political system.
Trashing parliament and making central government unravel is probably good in their eyes.
Presumably the sooner local affairs are put back in the hands of the largest local landowners the better.
Down with democrasy. Let the local strongman tell the peasants what to do.
Actually, I am beginning to like the sound of that.
Except our largest local landowner is not Bob Geldof, but a shell company based in the Isle of Man.
Oh well

If we play our cards right, we could be ruled by these fine upstanding citizens….
Barons of Britain and Ireland

Which one is your favourite?

I quite like the sound of being ruled by Crispin James Alan Nevill Money-Coutts, 9th Baron Latymer.

 

[Bodian]

Easy.

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....oh.

We've already had that Brexit Benefit!

 

[Bodian]

Ha ha ha ha ha!

This is Ncs Gold!

As a non voter, virtual hugs for you all.

Edit:

(Ps.. only virtual hugs to the people who choose to have them)

As a non-voter I'm guessing you're happy with whatever any politician or party does?

 

[WATFORD zero]

It really is positively Trumpesque.

I think a few "Leopard's eating people's faces" party voters may be in for a surprise, particularly where they have actually taken control of a council

 

[Cheshire Cat]

It could be worse. This bunch of nutters (Nazis) were standing in the Runcorn Helsby by-election, and a few people even voted for them

English Constitution Party

English Self Determination under International Law is a Human Right. English Parliament, English Constitutional Law, English Nation.

englishconstitutionparty.com

The English Democrats

Just made a donation to The English Democrats Application to the High Court for an Order to set up a National Statutory Inquiry into the Child Rape and Pimping Gangs and official collusionI Please do so too!

www.englishdemocrats.party

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Reform aren't telling people to have children.

They are trying to make having children more affordable.

But not willing to pay for autistic children because they get diagnosed so easily by GPs on Zoom calls.

“Children with SEND and disabled adults, including autistic people, are not victims who are being ‘over diagnosed’. They are people who face huge delays and long fights to get the most basic support across every aspect of their lives, including diagnosis, education, health and social care. Spreading misinformation only perpetuates stigma and makes life harder. We’re calling on all politicians to drop the political point scoring and stand up for their autistic and other disabled constituents.”

Our response to Nigel Farages comments on SEND and diagnosis

Our response to Nigel Farages comments on SEND and diagnosis

www.autism.org.uk

 

[Fritz the Cat]

Reform aren't telling people to have children.

They are trying to make having children more affordable.

I just wondered if you saw the analysis of Reform's economic policies by the Institute for Fiscal Studies ? By their reckoning Reforms fiscal plans are 'tens of billions of pounds out'. Also I wonder if you knew that Reform want to put us back on the Gold Standard ? The last time this happened we experienced mass unemployment. I just wonder if these policies are going to make children [or anything] more affordable.

 

[Is it PotG?]

It could be you

 

[Frutos]

My mother-in-law lives in Derbyshire, where Reform now control the CC, and said that she "voted Labour but is glad that Reform got the Conservatives out".

I have no idea how to understand that train of thought.

She has now added to this by saying that she doesn't like Farage.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I just wondered if you saw the analysis of Reform's economic policies by the Institute for Fiscal Studies ? By their reckoning Reforms fiscal plans are 'tens of billions of pounds out'. Also I wonder if you knew that Reform want to put us back on the Gold Standard ? The last time this happened we experienced mass unemployment. I just wonder if these policies are going to make children [or anything] more affordable.

There lots of things Reform want to do which aren’t widely known or publicised. The press will really have to step up to make things clear.

 

[Chicken Run]

She has now added to this by saying that she doesn't like Farage.

Thank god

 

[Is it PotG?]

There lots of things Reform want to do which aren’t widely known or publicised. The press will really have to step up to make things clear.

Unlike the main parties who DO explain what they will do then do the exact opposite.

 

[A1X]

Reform aren't telling people to have children.

They are trying to make having children more affordable.

By crashing the economy? Bold choice.