30 minutes ago, Ani said:

Restore is Rupert Lowe and yes a more extreme version of Reform, they have very little chance of winning an election and their basic stance is too many immigrants we need mass deportations. 
 

Reform in trying to become a more realistic party to be elected have watered down some of their rhetoric which actually alienates some  of the more right wing Reform voters. Reform distance themselves from Tommy, Tommy supports Rupert Lowe. The problem for Reform is that the segment of people who would vote them is being eroded by there being a more extreme option. (Just another public school city boy -although went to Uni in Reading !) 

Reminds me of when Labour had Militant albeit within the party, They end up disrupting  your supporters rather adding any extra voters.

Tice and Yusuf have been made to look daft by not being able to explain cancelling the Equality Act and scrapping  minimum wage for young workers. Yusuf was asked which segments would no longer be protected, he had no answer. Tice was asked would young people on minimum wage get a wage cut, he just talked crap. 
 

You can see why the bookies are reconsidering the odds, but god knows how Labour are favourites. 

Hopefully the tories can get their act together in the next 3 years 

28 minutes ago, royal white said:

Hopefully the tories can get their act together in the next 3 years 

This would be nice.

30 minutes ago, royal white said:

Hopefully the tories can get their act together in the next 3 years 

indeed, it'd be great if they could sort themselves out, they've so much work to do though, I do fear we're in for a hung Parliament next time, and some sort of weird alliances will be called. When push comes to shove, I'd still expect Tory and Labour to be the two largest parties, but Reform will no doubt make some significant in roads and run them close

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

indeed, it'd be great if they could sort themselves out, they've so much work to do though, I do fear we're in for a hung Parliament next time, and some sort of weird alliances will be called. When push comes to shove, I'd still expect Tory and Labour to be the two largest parties, but Reform will no doubt make some significant in roads and run them close

Reform have a number of issues that they are trying to tackle but in doing so it highlights the issues;

1. One man band - so they are recruiting lots of failed Tories. Still waiting for this big Labour defector they promised. The Tories they recruit piss off the people who want something different and they have been called to shit by Yusuf at some point. They launched the new team at a press conference this week. The press asked 24 questions - Nigel answered them all. 

2. Policies other than immigration - Scrap the Equality Act - But can not say which bits they will keep, if you think that means women, disabled, gays, ethnics etc etc could all be affected. All to protect young white males. But next policy is to scrap minimum wage for young people. Already not standing up to scrutiny.

3. Restore - Will chip away at their support, again they are all slagging Rupert Lowe off so little chance of them working together. Tommy supports Restore , again chips away at their support.

4. Farage love in with Trump - We sack an Ambassador, Andrew loses his title, Trump has gangs taking folk off the street that might be immigrants, slag’s off our troops - For the first time the Reform lot go silent. Add in the live in for Putin, it is a dodgy area for NF 

 

Their biggest asset is the other parties look equally clueless, more Labour infighting seems inevitable, who are the Tories ? The Greens flimsy as anything, Liberals - same old same old. If there was a GE tomorrow no idea who I would for. 

Should add their idea of setting up a shadow cabinet seems like a daft idea according to some. There is always a Tweet. 

 

We'll be coming down the the road. Or something. 

13 minutes ago, Ani said:

Should add their idea of setting up a shadow cabinet seems like a daft idea according to some. There is always a Tweet. 

 

Lee Anderson really is a horrible, thick as fuck mongoloid. I bet even Reform "supporters" think he's a dick, and that's saying something

https://www.forcesnews.com/services/army/parachute-regiment-battalion-set-lose-jump-status-sdr-recommendations-bite

One for Royal here.

 

8 hours ago, deeane Koontz said:

Is Restore a more extreme version of Reform or is there not much difference just the cunts leading them?

 

 

30 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

https://www.forcesnews.com/services/army/parachute-regiment-battalion-set-lose-jump-status-sdr-recommendations-bite

One for Royal here.

 

It was regularly spoken about when I was in, obviously it never happened. I understand the reasoning behind it but come on I’m sure some money could be saved elsewhere. Anyway there’s still plenty of para trained marines available is there’s ever a need to go jumping into battle again. 

6 minutes ago, royal white said:

It was regularly spoken about when I was in, obviously it never happened. I understand the reasoning behind it but come on I’m sure some money could be saved elsewhere. Anyway there’s still plenty of para trained marines available is there’s ever a need to go jumping into battle again. 

I’m on the SBS list now, so the coastline is safe 👊👊👊👊

57 minutes ago, Spider said:

I’m on the SBS list now, so the coastline is safe 👊👊👊👊

Stupid
Bastard
Spider

13 hours ago, Dimron said:

But Reform did take the government to court, the government decided to settle before the hearing

I am fully aware of that my friend. Someone wants to engage in pedantry (not you). The net result was a win for all parties except Labour (and, it seems, the Conservatives here and there).

Another service provided by the big man.

10 hours ago, gonzo said:

ouch

 

 

He handled it brilliantly. 'Humiliates'? She's a nasty piece of work, one of ours or not.

They can all go back and find millions of similar issues where stuff has been said in the political maelstrom which is later brushed off as part of the hurly burly of everyday politics.

He stayed calm, cool and collected (as he always seems to) and came out on top for my money. She's just another nasty BBC News leftist.

3 hours ago, Sweep said:

We'll be coming down the the road. Or something. 

Be afraid. All this chaff being thrown about by the 'anti's' will be put to bed on 7th May.

26 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

He handled it brilliantly. 'Humiliates'? She's a nasty piece of work, one of ours or not.

They can all go back and find millions of similar issues where stuff has been said in the political maelstrom which is later brushed off as part of the hurly burly of everyday politics.

He stayed calm, cool and collected (as he always seems to) and came out on top for my money. She's just another nasty BBC News leftist.

“She's just another nasty BBC News leftist.”

😂😂😂

You mean she’s a great journalist doing her job holding a politician to account. That’s normal in a democracy. She’s the same for lefties or righties. But you know that.

No doubt you’d prefer something like Fox News or North Korean TV, where sycophantic broadcasters are instructed by the channel owners to lob soft questions to loopy politicians (who they themselves are bankrolling for personal financial gain).

4 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Be afraid. All this chaff being thrown about by the 'anti's' will be put to bed on 7th May.

who are you going with moving forward now?

are you sticking with Reform the recycled Tories

or switching to Restore the recycled Reformers?

11 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Be afraid. All this chaff being thrown about by the 'anti's' will be put to bed on 7th May.

Will we have a new government? Or just a few more councils being run like Kent where Reform have broken their pledges within the first few months?

And please do let us know how you personally will be affected.

6 hours ago, Zico said:

who are you going with moving forward now?

are you sticking with Reform the recycled Tories

or switching to Restore the recycled Reformers?

Reform

Recycled

Restore

Retards

17 minutes ago, Spider said:

Will we have a new government? Or just a few more councils being run like Kent where Reform have broken their pledges within the first few months?

And please do let us know how you personally will be affected.

Lancashire county council has a Reform majority and is a mess but not as bad as others in the country as there are still a good number of councillors who know what they are doing from the Tories and Labour.

7 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

Lancashire county council has a Reform majority and is a mess but not as bad as others in the country as there are still a good number of councillors who know what they are doing from the Tories and Labour.

Stockport was doing decent with an even Labour/Lib Dem split

2 hours ago, Spider said:

Reform

Recycled

Restore

Retards

Racist

you missed one....

Edited February 19Feb 19 by Sweep

3 hours ago, Spider said:

Will we have a new government? Or just a few more councils being run like Kent where Reform have broken their pledges within the first few months?

And please do let us know how you personally will be affected.

Don't know what you mean, milk and honey all the way since Reform got in down here.

15 hours ago, Bertie said:

No doubt you’d prefer something like Fox News or North Korean TV, where sycophantic broadcasters are instructed by the channel owners to lob soft questions to loopy politicians (who they themselves are bankrolling for personal financial gain).

Why bother with all the rigmarole?

Just get like minded politicians asking each other the questions like Geebeebies do.