Reform UK's chronicles

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Hugh

Not at all timed to distract from recent headlines about him, honest!

No, I don't think so as it's been said behind closed doors.

I think it's been said to convince the donors that their money won't be wasted as Reform will get in power whether it's through a merger with the Conservative Party or through an electoral alliance with them.

[Sephiroth]

Anything could happen. The public are a fickle challenge for all parties and where we are now with their preferences may not be at thew next GE.

Farage is amassing some Tory talent and that needs to be translated into public messaging. Kemi is much of the same one-man-band nature for the Tories as Farage currently is for Reform UK.

But at the GE you could imagine that if the Tory front bench remains the same, all the other parties will be tearing into the Torties for parading the losers who screwed us over back then.

Originally Posted by Carth

You can always tell when something is scaring the shite out of present Governments, and the institutions that hang on to their coat tails, by the ever increasing lengths of desperation they turn to in order to paint them in a bad light.

Dragging stuff up that's probably 45 years old, from back in the days when we had blackboards at school, when a gollywog was a kids doll, and when parents and teachers actually had the sense to punish naughty disruptive children.

It's all heading the same way as the run up to Brexit, keep attacking it by any and all means possible, while telling people they must be stupid uneducated mouth breathing morons to even consider voting for it. Didn't that go well

Yes, in the 70s saying to your Jewish classmates ’gas them all’ was just like using the word blackboard…

[Carth]

Originally Posted by Hugh

Yes, in the 70s saying to your Jewish classmates ’gas them all’ was just like using the word blackboard…

I seem to remember us kids saying, and doing, lots of stuff in the late 60's early 70's.

Thankfully the justice system and law courts wouldn't be able to cope if it all got brought back up, however a bit of mud slinging at a 'person of interest' goes a long way in the media