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Kate Brock's avatar

That thought has crossed my mind. It was Richard Tice who started me thinking along those lines. The Globalists have infiltrated the Conservative Party and the Labour Party, so why not the Reform Party? Nigel has gone from being a lion to being a pussy cat. I wonder if it has anything to do with the birth of his grand children. He is a genuine hero and should go down in history as such. He has done more than enough for the UK, and should feel free to retire, if he chooses. Ben Habib would be my favourite, to lead Reform.

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Judy BR's avatar

Farage deserves enormous credit - he has achieved amazing things including Brexit and supercharging Reform. Unfortunately, he is weak on this incredibly important topic. Overall, I think that Rupert Lowe MP must be the future of Reform (and the UK).

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John Saunderson's avatar

The hypocrisy of dismissing TR as a convicted criminal when exactly the same happened to Nelson Mandela and perhaps a more pertinent example Mr DJ Trump the President elect of the United States of America! a convicted felon as the Democrats are frequently telling us.

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Gary Robinson's avatar

Im not really a fan of him David. I do agree with him on some things not everything. I do prefer him over the Starmer and Badenoch. He's very wishy washy. He also went along with the first lockdown.

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David Vance's avatar

Farage was pro Jab.

Farage is weak on Islam

Farage is a problem

Rupert Lowe would be a better leader.

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Gary Robinson's avatar

I agree Rupert Lowe would be better. I can't forgive or forget any politician who pushed the covid scam. I don't know I find it hard to trust any politician full stop. Of course I'd rather have reform over the uni party.

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Eleanor's avatar

Is the Pope Catholic?

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gettingreadyfor25's avatar

Did Farage push for Tony War Criminal Blair to be the UK's covid czar? Is the Pope a pdf file? Does the sun rise in the morning?

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Ged's avatar
Jan 4Edited

I think Farage has done the right thing. For those that think this would have helped Reform UK build a larger base are wrong. Why are they wrong 2 reasons, 1. For all those people that don't like Tommy but like Reform UK could amd may leave the party or drop support of Reform. The name Tommy Robinson is toxic to a very large amount of the UK populations and therefor for Reform to back Tommy or even a line with him could finish Reform off. 2. Millions of people see Tommy as TOXIC. ". Reform are at a very early stages of building a movement that we hope will replace the UNIparty and this will not be done by siding with Tommy. But 2 things can be true at the same time and that is Tommy supporters can still support Reform even though Reform don't support Tommy. Elon can support Tommy we can support Tommy but if you want to be the next political party running this country the truth is the party can not support Tommy even if it wanted too. You will not win over millions of people to a new party but the leadership supporting Tommy simple too toxic it's as simple as that. Weather you like it or not

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Eleanor's avatar

Tommy is "toxic" only because of MSE lies for years. It's all about ego and class snobbery for Farage and Dick Tice. Farage has an ego the size of a planet - he was even patronising Elon Musk - apparently he was going to inform Elon about Tommy as if Elon didn't know all about Tommy and he still supports him because Americans are not class snobs. Oh and more bad news for Nigel is on the horizon as Musk has now been informed about a 2016 video where Farage even throws his "friend" Trump under the bus because it was convenient for old Nigey baby during a heated debate! Musk's father mentioned it - as they say you can't fool all of the people all of the time...

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Simon Neale's avatar

It's a shame that things are not more unified, but Farage and Robinson are both very worthy people who are trying to achieve things differently. Farage is building a political party, and he is at a critical stage where they need to work out a set of detailed and integrated policies that can't be immediately dismissed by the media. Endorsing Tommy is very risky. There are many voters who are put off by him. And there is the further risk that Tommy's supporters, imported into Reform, might be the source of a few unfortunate incidents or some salty language. Tommy's great strength is that he is personally brave enough to state his case in his own way, let the consequences be as they may. Nigel has to be much more circumspect if he is building a party that has broad support.

They don't have to work together. They can both do massive amounts of good by working separately, at least for the moment. I'm watching and waiting.

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Bobby Baxter's avatar

I’ve been a supporter of his since he first went to Brussels and I don’t say this lightly.

By being circumspect it means he is like all party leaders over the passed 40 years and is going to nothing 😡

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Mr. Simon Field's avatar

FARAGE IS A SNAKE.

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DAB's avatar

I think Matt Goodwin’s current Substack explains very well why TR and Nigel are best dealing with their own priorities and Nigel should keep Reform distanced from TR. I support Reform, I have no issues with Muslims who integrate and work hard, I employed one in my team, but yes there are issues with a huge section of their community which need to be addressed, including the grooming gangs which should have a public enquiry

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David Vance's avatar

I get that!

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In the beginning...'s avatar

It's hard to say, but I am concerned about some of Reforms latest actions.e.g. Shamina Begum?, hit job on Tommy and Charlie Mullins!

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Rob's avatar

As a paid up reform member my view is that reform and farage are playing the long game. The msm will latch onto anything that demonises them and might persuade those who might otherwise vote for them from doing so. There is a lot of tacit support for TR but he is politically toxic and potentially not a good look for a party who is looking to be a government in waiting as the msm, police and courts have done a great job of portraying him as a loony far right hate monger. The legacy media is more pretty much screwed but it doesn’t prevent TR from remaining unattractive to some. U can call it cowardly if you like but I suspect it is very savvy as reform are looking to attract permanently disenfranchised tories and labour voters permanently and not just one election. I don’t count the Lib Dem’s in this as they don’t know what to vote for unless it’s nonsense or doesn’t work

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Calvin Perrins's avatar

Of course he is! He's maintaining the status quo by appealing to a particular group of people.

Representative government is obsolete because they are all doing the bidding of the house of Rothschild.

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Tim West's avatar

Tommy Robinson is an archetypal example of manufactured controlled opposition - as is Musk. Farage too.

This is theatre.

Remember how RFK attacked Trump. Vance (other one!😀) called him a c@@t.

Farage is bolstering his ‘independent’ status.

Let’s see if he refuses the cash.

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