Dear Dame
I am a Conservative voting resident and have been for many years: in fact, Sir Merrick Cockell knows me very well as I have canvassed with him.
Now, Dame, we are told you have a 'political proboscis': it would seem so from the picture.
Now that Mr Farage has decided to become leader and chance his arm in Clacton, I wonder whether I should throw my lot in with Reform. Mr Farage is certainly charismatic and his policies seem very Conservative. Many of my friends are swaying towards Reform but are keeping mum.
Do you have a view, dear Dame
Mrs S. Griffith
Earls Court
I will never give up on the Conservatives
ReplyDeleteNF gloats the destruction of the Conservatives 'couldn't happen to nicer people'
DeleteOh dear. The Conservatives’ first election broadcast shows the union flag flying the wrong way up, which is a distress signal…
DeleteOh Dear...how fascinating...get a f*****g life
DeleteHi 20.49, referring to Nigel Farage as "NF" is risky because the initials also stand for the "National Front."
DeleteFarage’s fascist past? Nigel boasted about his NF initials and sang ‘gas them all’, claims Dulwich Collegw schoolfriend | The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/nigel-farage-fascist-nazi-song-gas-them-all-ukip-brexit-schoolfriend-dulwich-college-a7185236.html
DeleteI think that if the parliamentary system were fairer Reform would storm into Parliament considering the huge levels of support out there. Many people will secretly vote Reform
ReplyDeleteHow low the Tories have sunk ... shitting themselves about a man who has failed to be elected 7 times.
DeleteStill got a vast body of support, loser!
DeleteI’m not sure that Farage standing will make much difference to Reform airtime. By rights, in election period, it should be similar to the Greens and less than the Lib Dems.
DeleteI look at their programme and there's not much not to like. Now Farage is back I will support
ReplyDeleteHopefully, Nigel Farage and George Galloway are both elected then the Putin fan club can sit together in the HoC.
DeleteDon't talk bollock...Farage wants billions more for defence AGAINST Putin. Keep your mouth shut if you don't understand how ignorant and stupid you are
DeleteNigel Farage has named Vladimir Putin as the world leader he most admires,
DeleteNigel Farage suggests West should be open to negotiations with Putin
Delete21:22 don't lie. He said this ten years ago in relation to the war in Syria. What he actually said was "he admired him as an operator, but not as a human being." Stupid fella, aren't you? And, all wars end in victory or negotiation...so negotiation is better
DeleteNigel Farage has spent years praising Putin https://x.com/AdamBienkov/status/1496885341566869509
DeleteBienkov is an extreme Leftie who makes stuff up
DeleteNigel Farage blamed the west rather than Putinover the Ukraine war
Deletehttps://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1571441/Russia-news-Iain-Dale-Nigel-Farage-Putin-tweet
Here's hoping Reform stands in Chelsea and Fulham. The more votes they take from Hands the better the prospects for Ben Coleman.
ReplyDeleteDid Nigel Farage just accuse Clacton of being the most racist town in the UK?
ReplyDeleteThey don't like illegal immigrants
DeleteAt yesterday debate, amusing to see Farage who hated France so much stressing time and again the merit of the French Healthcare. Well, he has a French GF.
Deletehttps://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/nigel-farage-french-girlfriend-laure-ferrari-love-life-b1121747.html
I am touched that anyone admits to being a friend of Merrick Cockell . If ever there was a 'Yesterday's Man' it is he !!!
ReplyDeleteI know where you live
DeleteThe utter hypocrisy of certain Tory voters on here now suddenly supporting Reform is quite unbelievable.
DeleteEveryone wanting the Conservatives to do well should give a fuck, that this most hapless of campaigns has so quickly descended into “same old Tories, always lying” as the main narrative.
DeleteTwo week ago Nigel said: "Not enough notice, I'm not running, I can't run a campaign in 6 weeks"
ReplyDeleteToday Nigel says: "I can run one in 4 weeks, so I'm running".
You couldn't make it up!
So, he thought he had insufficient notice. He has been persuaded he has the support to stand. It is called revising your view....only idiots are intractable
DeleteSo he was dithering?
DeleteTen days ago he said: ‘I’m not going to stand.’
Delete22:12 only a fool like you rigidly sticks to a plan.
DeleteThis is surprising, given Farage's earlier unequivocal announcement that he was busy in the US.
DeleteEvents change things silly fella
DeleteI always knew that Farage, the fascist, was playing games. Despite what Farage said to the contrary, he always intended standing. He has created maximum publicity by going back on his original stated intention of not standing in order to go the USA to help Big Bad Don - the Criminal.
DeleteHold the front page 15:51 has an opinion
Delete15.51 wasn't conned by that public school twit.
DeleteSo all we have learned is that you don't like public school people....fascinating and educative!!
DeleteI am better educated than Farage.
Delete21:51 that's nice to know, dearie. Feeling better now?
DeleteOh dearie! I don’t think I’ve ever heard one peron call another “dearie” except in a context of ***, real or implied. (E.g., it might be used by *** as a “joke” line.) So if you use the term, be prepared to have it interpreted this way. In some circles it may be seen as offensive, especially to ***. So choose your occasion wisely.
DeleteReform will get huge traction in the constituencies where working people feel unheard. This belief that these segments will return to Labour is wrong: they will go, big time, to a Farage driven Reform. No point in citing Farage 's personal record of losses. Those took place when there was trust in the Conservatives. That has gone and now Farage is well poised to sell the message of Reform's coherent policies.
ReplyDeletePrediction: Farage standing won't shift the dial for Reform very much - at best they might win one MP (Clayton). I suspect the biggest effect might be to make the CCHQ campaign team panic, which could result in further missteps becoming more likely.
DeleteWe followed the pied piper of Brexit and that turned out to be a crock of s*** so the obvious thing to do is follow him again.
DeleteBrexit is great! Away from the bumbling EU bureacrats
Delete21:37 our resident political soothsayer opines...Dame? Give him a job!
Delete21:37 is correct that CCHQ is already panicking.
DeleteYes, a landslide to Reform...of one seat. Clacton. Even Nige couldn't mess that one up. Could he?
DeleteLet's see if your Leftie wishful think comes to pass
Delete21: 37...where is Clayton, Duh!
DeleteEssex Man in Clacton will make Farage suffer a monumental shafting.
DeleteYou must not allow wishful thinking to affect reality: Essex man is a fountain of common sense and despises state-sponging socialists.
DeleteLord Heseltine compared Farage to Oswald Mosely and Enoch Powell on LBC a few days ago. Essex boy won't vote for a fascist!
DeleteLord H is 105 and quite gaga
Delete13:54 who are you some sort of political pundit? You know nothing. It is hardworking Essex me who are fed to the back teeth. It was Essex man who backed Thatcher
Delete22:39 Mr Farage to you...Mr Nobody
Delete22:30 our resident MI5 agent/ reader!
DeleteSuggest you listen to Lord Heseltine 17.02.
DeleteThis man's posturing led to the shafting of Mrs. T. With a bit more "umph," he could shaft Farage.
Don't have time to listen to Heseltine....the man who nicked Campaign from its founder...what a poseur with his ludicrous affected floppy hair
DeleteIn the YouGov MRP poll (4 June): Reform UK comes second in 36 constituencies, but isn't close to winning any of them
DeleteYouGov poll also predicts Tories could lose inner London entirely https://www.cityam.com/election-2024-tories-could-lose-inner-london-entirely-
DeleteSent from my iPad
That is an amazing feat for a newish party with none of the on the ground support structure of the old parties. Keep on going Reform. After the GE people will see the Cons are finished and there will be a huge shift to Reform as the real Conservative party
DeleteWho will get more MPs Green Vs Reform? Two seats will be seen as a win by either of the minnow parties.
DeleteThe absolute maximum Reform or the Greens could win is four MPs rather than two. But highly unlikely.
DeleteThey might, MIGHT, scape one each!
Delete07:50 I have asked the BBC to replace John Curtice with you....such an expert
DeleteThe eight to watch:
Delete1. Ashfield (Lee Anderson, Reform)
2. Barnsley North (TBD, Reform)
3. Boston and Skegness (Richard Tice, Reform)
4. Brighton Pavillion (Siân Berry, Green)
5. Bristol Central (Carla Denyer, Greeen)
6. Clacton (Nigel Farage, Reform)
7. North Herefordshire (Ellie Chowns, Green)
8. Waveney Valley (Adrian Ramsay, Green)
No Tory standing in Rotherham could be an opportunity for Reform UK. If they're the main right-wing party contesting the seat. Maybe we'll see a few Farage visits to the constituency.
DeleteReform are not actually going to poll 18%, or even 15%, and they're not going to win more than one or two seats. Look at that Torquay council result, in a Brexit voting and very elderly area. 8.5%, at the height of the Farage bubble.
DeleteConfirmation of no Tory candidate in Rotherham. It was going to be Laila Cunningham (of Kensington and Bayswater) but she withdrew her nomination for some reason.
Delete17:28 the Dame should ban loonies who think they can predict the future
DeleteAll the hopeless Lefties in panic mode
ReplyDeleteIf he doesn’t understand how vitally important D-Day is in terms of our country its history it is one of our top ever achievements and it’s something that runs right through the generations in this country that we did something truly remarkable. It’s at the edge of living memory this was the last time ever there’ll be a gathering of veterans on parade in Normandy… he is completely disconnected from the centre of this country and he’s proved to me that he basically is not a patriotic leader of the Conservative Party.
DeleteTory HQ desperately shovelling out the entire manifesto tonight to try and move the agenda on from D-Day is a further example of the chaos inside the campaign.No proposed IHT cut.A Stamp Duty cut for a few first time buyers isn't going to make any significant difference to Tory voteshare.
DeleteAll the lefties l know have very big smiles while working hard to get rid of pointless Buchan and hopeless Hands
ReplyDeleteWe don't need any "returners" to Kensington and Chelsea and Fulham does not need any more of that ghastly Hands.
DeleteAs long as Buchan, Dent Coad and Hands are out on their ears, I shall be happy.
Rather than being ‘out on her ear’, Dent Coad pro-actively quit Labour assuming at some point she would be ousted https://labourlist.org/2023/04/ex-kensington-mp-emma-dent-coad-quits-unrecognisable-labour-party/
DeleteAs Nigel Farage and Emma Dent-Coad are the fag ends of British politics, can we have Farage v Dent Coad with Julie Etchingham moderating the debate.
ReplyDeleteMore a legend than fag end. Farage's journey is amazing
DeleteYou're wrong 22,17. This is it:-
DeleteThe fag end of fascism versus the fag end of reactionary racism.
The debate lie
DeleteThe Tories have shot themselves in the foot on this. Now we know: “Civil Servants were not involved in the production or presentation” of what Sunak claimed was a Treasury assessment of Labour plans. The Tory claim is a clear ‘lie’. Hard to see what other word to use. What was left of Sunak’s (ill-deserved) reputation for honesty now in tatters.
Emma is a very poor public speaker. Farage, the fascist, would unfortunately knock spots off her. She does not have Corbyn's left wing drill nor his manic irascibility for public speaking.
DeleteFarage is no fascist. His great friend is Geoffrey Bloom(100% Jewish) His deputy is Pakistani by birth. Stop making crap up to suit your stupid agenda
Delete22:42 when you have no mature and thought out argument you name call....truly puerile. Grow up
Delete11.58 Farage is a fascist. Dent Coad is a racist. This is not name calling it is true and there is evidence to support what I say.
Delete11.04. The debate lie.
DeleteSunak is taking a leaf out of BorisJohnson's book. He told bare faced lies about the £2,000 tax increase if Labour wins the election. He knew he was lying about the integrity of the figures that he relied upon.
Starmer did not dispel Sunak's lie effectively or adequately. He needs some serious advice on how to act in front of the camera in a split second situation.
Michael Heseltine has identified fascism in Farage. Saying that Bloom is Jewish and his Deputy is Pakistani does not dispel the argument that Farage is fascist.
DeleteIt is like those stupid people who say, "I am not racist because my grandson is mixed race and is Black."
Oh...!! So some exhibitionist 85 year has 'identified' a fascist. Perhaps he might provide tangible evidence of his crass claim. Heseltine thinks coming out with sort of rot positions him as an aristo Whig. Jumped up fellow.
Delete12:18 The Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury are fascist. I can prove it...oh, I forgot...the Chief Rabbi too
DeleteHeseltine did provide evidence of Farage's fascism.
DeleteAt 91 Hezza is still looking for attention. Jealous of the success of Farage he calls him a fascist. Why not go further and call him a Nazi. You are a very stupid individual for propagating the views of a man so arrogant that he feels he can still drive despite nearly killing a cyclist.
DeleteI have discovered Cllr E Campbell is a fascist. I am on the hunt for more.
DeleteNot everyone is wrong about everything all of the time. Heseltine has a point about Farage. He is wrong to think he can go on driving which I very selfish and arrogant.
DeleteThe trouble with the term "Fascism" is, there is no one definition that satisfactorily encapsulates the concept. "Fascism" has many facets to it and requires discussion and explanation to prove it.
DeleteThe late Duke of Edinburgh was another one who thought he should be allowed to go on driving at 97 after he nearly killed three people outside Sandringham. If Hezza is to be vilified then the same vilification should be levelled at the King's late father.
DeleteHezza and Prince Philip had this in common....bullying types. I have met Heseltine...arrogant and unpleasant. Probably a Fascist too
Deletewhich is why, 18:17, arseholes who throw it around as an insult are unqualified arseholes
DeleteTory Tax Bombshell: The Spectator say the Tories are planning £3,000 of tax increases.
DeleteYes, I too saw the Spectator saying the Tories plans will cost £3k on the methodology used by Sunk last night about Labour and their £2k. Brave to upset some of its own readers.
DeleteThe Tories released nonsense figures with fake attribution, opening themselves up to ridicule.
DeleteYes, the Tories did manage to get everybody talking about tax.Every news outlet has done a forensic analysis of how big a lie it was. Awesome work, lads. Trebles all round...
DeleteAfter watching last night’s encounter between Sunak and Starmer, I got to thinking: I wonder if the PM has had a secret unscheduled visit to Sellafield?
DeleteYou might ask why I contemplated such a scenario.
The answer, Sunak appears to be suffering from a bad case of talking bollocks!
22:07 you should not make boring comments after having partaken of too much of the good red wine. Really quite unfunny, dear!
DeleteBoring 07:17, dear! ... Why doesn't Nigel Farage change his name to Megatron? Afterall he is leader of the Decepticons.
DeleteGive it a rest, Mr Bore
Delete‘Mr Bore’ is a Roger Hargreaves reject, dear!
DeleteRishi told those lies and refused to back down - so now senior Tories are stuck having to repeat them too if they don't want the story to suddenly become one of "Tory splits". And it's going to get worse and worse for them every time the lies are repeated. They really should have climbed down yesterday while it was still just about possible to do so.
DeleteRichi flew back from Normandy to give a TV interview to once again repeat his lies.He deserves everything that's coming...
DeleteRishi will be shafted.
DeleteWhat an insult that was to America, they lost thousands of men getting off that beachhead and going through the Normandy fields. And it just says everything, doesn't it? It just says everything. He doesn't really care about our history. He doesn't really care frankly, about our culture. He cares about staying in number 10. So he comes back to do an interview with ITV that won't even be aired for a week about his very spurious taxation policy. This man is not patriotic, doesn't believe in the country, its people its history, or frankly, even its culture. If you're a patriotic voter, don't vote for Rishi Sunak.
DeleteSunak refusing any interviews today. Which is probably a good thing!
DeleteIt's amazing how synchronised Sunak is with himself https://x.com/christhebarker/status/1799209551280873501
Delete12:22 'Boris Johnson today calls Starmer “Sir Keir Schnorrer”. “Schnorrer” is the Yiddish word for beggar and scrounger. It is pretty offensive. It was part of the lingua franca of my grandparents and of my childhood. I find it unsettling to see Johnson appropriating it to describe someone whose wife is Jewish - and especially when he says “if Schnorrer gets in, he will immediately begin the process of robbing this country of its new-found independence and make the UK the punk of the EU”. What do you think? Am I being over sensitive?' Peston https://x.com/Peston/status/1799356939945513340
DeleteOffensive tripe from Johnson in Daily Mail
DeleteJohnson has Jewish blood so shut the F up
DeleteIt is incorrect and misleading to define Jewish-ness as “by blood”.
Delete"Jewish blood" and anti-semitism
DeleteAntisemites believed racial characteristics could not be overcome by assimilation or even conversion. Jews were said to be dangerous and threatening because of their “Jewish blood.” Antisemitic racism united pseudoscientific theories with centuries old anti-Jewish stereotypes.
12:01 Boris Johnson has form when it comes to anti-Jewish hatred. He invoked some of the oldest and most pernicious antisemitic stereotypes in a book he wrote when he was a Conservative shadow minister. He describes “Jewish oligarchs” who run the media, and fiddle the figures to fix elections in their favour. He portrays a Jewish character, Sammy Katz, with a “proud nose and curly hair”, and paints him as a malevolent, stingy, snake-like Jewish businessman who exploits immigrant workers for profit. There was nothing subtle about it.
DeleteDaniel Finkelstein on X: "I can’t imagine what on earth persuaded either Boris Johnson or the Mail to think this was acceptable in any way."
Deletehttps://x.com/Dannythefink/status/1799471385187852646
Disgusting antisemitism.
DeleteThe Nazis promoted racial antisemitism. The Nazis believed Jews belonged to a separate race and had distinct “Jewish blood.” This belief was false: there is no biological difference between Jews and non-Jews.
Mrs Nick Candy convinced Nigel Farage to run in the election and had been 'whispering in his ear for a long time' all revealed in the Daily Mail
ReplyDeleteMrs Nick Candy holds crunch last minute talks with Reform UK to stand against Tory chairman Richard Holden in election. She must decide by 4pm today.
DeleteCon Hemel Hempstead candidate has quit (personal reasons). They need to find another candidate by 4pm. Majority of 14,000 and looks like they won’t be able to field a candidate.
DeleteNo Holly Valance in Basildon & Billericay but Dick Holden is listed as [address in the Bishop Auckland constituency] which I imagine the Basildon resident running for the Labour Party will make a big deal of.
DeleteVery enjoyable to see both the Conservatives and Labour so upset about Farage entering the fray. It has turned a very boring election where the choice was Blair or the other Blair into something a lot more interesting. And of course if you are an actual conservative, with a small c, then you should be voting Reform.
ReplyDeleteNo, if you are full of common sense and want to stop illegal immigration and push back the state then vote Reform
DeleteJeremy Hunt is warning against a Tory turn to the Faragist right, just out in the Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/jun/05/jeremy-hunt-warns-against-tory-lurch-to-right-reform-farage
DeleteDavid Gauke in the New Statesman writes: The Tory Party has been a runaway train for some years. A few of us have a sense of relief to have jumped free before it hits the buffers. But if it's going to be replaced by the Farage Party, the country will be diminished.
Delete‘Reform will overtake Tories this weekend’, claims Mystic Dorries https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/06/05/general-election-latest-news-rishi-sunak-keir-starmer/
DeleteNone of us like Dorries....BUT she is correct on this...much to your chagrin 22: 10!
DeleteGauke has now got himself a £200k a year job at Macfarlanes. With his pension and other benefits another £100k. Politics has been good for this wet. No wonder he doesn't want 'ordinary people' voting for a party which wants less government interference in our lives.
Delete21:18...shows how Hunt is pissing himself when he uses the Guardian to garner votes. Anyway, Hunt is going to be yesterday's man soon
DeleteSounds like the world is fascist
ReplyDeleteFighting fascism it’s 80 years since D-day. Leaving D-day events early … Sunak is a campaign disaster zone. Beyond words.
DeleteSunak wants young people to do twelve months of National Service when he can't even do twelve hours.
DeleteI accuse everyone of being a fascist except me
ReplyDelete“‘Everyone who disagrees with me is a fascist’ is a really reasonable, persuasive and intelligent argument and it’s one I wish I’d thought of years ago. Could have saved me so much bother" Hadley Freeman
DeleteListen up boys and girls!
ReplyDeleteThe Conservative Party was formed nearly two centuries ago: Reform UK in 2019...
Not bad for a new kid on the block?
"Reform UK has pulled to within two points of the Conservatives, according to the latest YouGov poll of voting intentions.
The poll for Sky News was conducted on Monday and Tuesday before Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer’s ITV debate but after Nigel Farage took over as leader of Reform.
GB News, The Sun, Telegraph report (you heard it in FTHN comments hours earlier) that Reform UK COULD POSSIBLY win four seats thanks to Farage return in fresh blow for Sunak
Deleteand the Times too...a deadly blow to the Cons who have conned us for 14 years with false promises and lies. Vote Reform
DeleteHow ruthless is Nigel Farage willing to be? The fall-out from that debate gives him a chance to pose as the defender of ordinary British folk from the lying political classes. Mr Sunak has exposed his back to the knife thrust of ambition. Mussolini and Orban would not have hesitated. Does our Nigel have it in him?
DeleteNigel Farage dithers rather than 'strike while the iron is hot'.
DeleteAs ruthless as Thatcher when she turned this country around. Got that?
DeleteThatcher would have already knifed Richi in the back over his tax lies. Nigel is either dithering or doesn't have it in him .
DeleteNigel still hasn’t moved on Sunak. Open goal.
DeleteThatcher would have stuck the knife in and turned it.
DeleteNigel dithers.
DeleteSKS's "Sunak is a liar" point has been proven right in a matter of days. What seemed a poor comeback now looks once again like strategic genius.
DeleteNigel missed a golden opportunity on this one. Maybe he will jump on the bandwagon at the TV debate tonight.
20:18 Nigel didn't have it in him.
DeleteDon't be so childish. Who are you anyway? Some tough guy hiding behind 'anon'
DeleteI can definitely prove my Aunt Maud is a fascist
ReplyDeleteI accuse the Dame of being a fascist for moderating a comment
ReplyDeleteHow dare you! Just because Benito would invite me for tea does not mean I am a fascist. Mind you, he did great parades
DeleteReform UK policies are never all going to be achievable but are a start on the road to common sense government https://www.reformparty.uk/
ReplyDeleteNothing is ever Farage's fault.
Delete21:39 what r u on about?
DeleteAll of this crap. "Reform" this and "Reform" that. Whatever happened to a touch of class. Reform have got as much chance of winning in Kensington and Bayswater as the far left candidate. By that, I mean the one and only, the Corbynistic and Trotskyite zealot Emma Dent Coad.
ReplyDelete"CRAP" so classy. K&C is not the rest of the massively deprived rest of the country
DeleteMy dear dame,
DeleteApologies for the "crap." I should have said,
'All of this extremely poor political discourse"
......and remained my usual class conscious self. But by any other name "political discourse" is the proverbial.
Reform’s UK gains under Farage is causing chaos inside the Conservative camp – expect more wild talk from the panicking Tories
DeleteWho are the other main fruitloops, er, public spokesmen and women or strategists, in Reform, except Farage and Tice? I never hear of any.
DeleteOh do stop being a bore 22:15. Just as many other strange people in every other party. Grow up
DeleteThe over 65s don't like the sound of the end of the NHS as proposed by Farage.
DeleteJames Cleverly tells Clacton to avoid Nigel Farage's 'smoke and mirrors' campaign
DeleteFarage's comments about Sunak not "understanding our culture" are ugly.
DeleteCall out the dog whistle
Delete“To me, that's an ill-advised thing to have said" Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride says he is "very uncomfortable" at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's comments that PM Rishi Sunak didn't understand "our culture" after D-Day commemorations
This is an obvious racist dog whistle. The clue is in talking about “our” culture as though he’s not part of “us”.
DeleteLEFTIES? The dogs bark but the caravans move on. Ever upwards Reform UK
ReplyDeleteThe dogs bark but the caravan moves on. In other words once you’ve wrestled through all the pros and cons of a difficult decision and made it, you need to ignore the negative (Reform UK) input and keep moving on!
DeleteYou are one of the dogs, mate
DeleteWhat to make of someone calling me ‘one of the dogs’?
DeleteWoof Woof
DeleteThey want to be your mate …
DeletePeople who can’t debate just resort to being rude. As the Arab proverb says: ‘Move on …’
DeleteYes, an old Arabic expression - scholars believe it dates back from before the 8th century: "The Dogs Bark but the Caravan Moves On."
Delete21:06 you can dish it out but can't take it
ReplyDeleteReform defections? Are they truly going to come right at the last minute? Or maybe not happening? I find it incredible we won’t get at least one defection given D-Day-gate alone.
ReplyDeleteAnd we are off …. Mirror Politics on X: Tory election candidate quits after sharing inappropriate photos from club nights for kids https://x.com/MirrorPolitics/status/1799100568318931308
ReplyDelete"Kensington & Bayswater - 10 candidates
ReplyDeleteADAM, Mona - Green Party
BUCHAN, Felicity - The Conservative Party Candidate
BURCA, Marc Francis - Reform UK
DENT COAD, Emma - Independent
HOUNGBO, William - Liberal Democrat
O`MAHONY, Una Marie - Party of Women
PHILLIPS, Roger David - Christian People's Alliance
POWELL, Joe - Labour Party
PRINCE ANKIT LOVE, Emperor of India - no description
STEVENS, John Christopher Courtenay - Rejoin EU"
Marc Burca: Former call-girl Pamella Bordes' entrepreneur friend picked by Reform UK as candidate for Kensington & Bayswater seat | Daily Mail Online
ReplyDeletehttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12940419/EDEN-CONFIDENTIAL-Former-call-girl-Pamella-Bordes-entrepreneur-friend-picked-Reform-UK-candidate-London-seat.html
She has many friends including Andrew Neil. Stop being nasty about sex workers
ReplyDeleteYour perception of reality so skewed. There are no postings being nasty about sex workers. Surely, 19:02 is too early to be heavily under the influence.
DeleteThen why bring up Burca's friendship with Bordes in a sneering way?
DeleteThanks for the list of candidates in Kensington and Bayswater 18.39
DeleteWill the Bookies give me odds on EDC being seen off?
Or do they only give odds on people winning?
11:58 your perception of reality is as poor as 19:02. There is no posting about 'Bordes in a sneering way'.
DeleteSome people seem to think that Nigel Farage and Reform candidates walk on water.
DeleteNow don't forget everyone knows that dogs' muck floats.
16:39 if you have a wife etc ask her to look at your comments before posting. It will help you from making a tit of yourself
DeleteNigel Farage should leverage his campaign on sewage by calling for Great British control of the water companies.
DeleteExcellent idea. We are fed up with greedy foreign owners
DeleteFarage has been condemned by leading Jewish groups, such as the Board of Deputies, for using antisemitic-linked tropes. In 2017, Farage came under fire for antisemitism after an LBC interview in which he described the so-called US “Jewish lobby” as a concern of his. He has spoken of a "new world order" and the threat of a "globalist" government, often singling out Goldman Sachs and George Soros. The only formal response he has ever given to the complaints from Jewish groups was (via a spokesperson) to call them “pathetic” and “a manufactured story”.
Delete'Pathetic' and 'Manufactured Story' sums it up. There is no doubt a powerful US Jewish lobby that supports Israel-right or wrong. Only a moron like you would see that as anti-semitic. If Farage was it would be unlikely that he would have shared a flat in Brussels with Geoffrey Bloom and been a close friend. Now, zip it up
DeleteTo condone anti-semitism is really low!
DeleteThe Jewish Chronicle - Nigel Farage condemned over ‘Jewish lobby’ comment https://www.thejc.com/news/nigel-farage-condemned-over-jewish-lobby-comment-hitsicm5
I am very sorry to disagree with you but the term the "Jewish lobby" or the "powerful Jewish lobby" is a trope and is antisemitic. For example, these terms are often used to refer, erroneously, to Jews "controlling the press and the media" and being "powerful" in all sorts of walks of life. I know many people think this but it is, simply, not true that Jews control the press/ media or other walks of life. It might be true to say that Jewish people are well represented in the legal profession but that is not the same as being "powerful" or "controlling" the profession. There are only 300, 000 Jews in the UK.
DeleteI am sorry to say that Farage does not escape the the charge of antisemitism because he shared a flat with Bloom who is Jewish. Joe Stalin denied he was antisemitic on account of his wife being Jewish but Stalin was definitely antisemitic. Dent Coad denies being a racist and is proud to say that Diane Abbott bought her a cake after she racially abused Shaun Bailey and being in with Abbott proves that she is not a racist. What rubbish!
Oh wow !were they an item. Perhaps we could invite Nige to speak at Pride
Delete09:36 Don't be puerile. Are you suggesting that male flat sharers are gay?
DeleteFarage, Dent Coad, Abbott and Corbyn are as bad as each other when it comes to being antisemitic.
DeleteEighty years ago, the world recoiled in horror at 6,000,000 Jews being exterminated.
Terrible anti-semitism on show on FTHN. First writing about "Jewish blood" by Anonymous 8 June 2024 at 12:01. And now this!
ReplyDeleteOh, don't write arrant rubbish. FTHN is 100% supportive of the state of Israel and Jewish people
ReplyDeletelet's get this straight. When Farage referred to not understanding the 'culture' he made quite clear what he meant. He was talking about Sunak's elitist background...Winchester...Oxford...Goldmans. He paid tribute to the vast number of Indians and others who laid down theor lives to fight Nazism. Stop being pathetic
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