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Nobody voted to rejoin the EU but Labour wants to take us back in by stealth.
Nobody voted to keep & subsidise the Boriswave but Labour are forcing it upon us.
Nobody voted to subsidise Islamists in social housing but we do unknowingly.
This is why trust in politics is so low.
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What a stupid day today has been for Britain.
Migrant home sec asks migrants about migration. Decides migration is fine and you can pay for it. Calls that fair because she’s a migrant or something.
Descendants of freed slaves demand reparations from the descendants of the people who freed them. Usurper PM open to it. Because… vibes?
Oh. And don’t forget to make sure you’ve got 3 days worth of bottled water and baked beans in case everything you’ve paid for stops working. Resilience something something.
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Extraordinary. Just 18 per cent - 36,000 - of the 202,000 people who responded to the consultation on the Home Office's crackdown on indefinite leave to remain were British citizens. Three quarters were "current visa holders". Critics now asking if it is any wonder Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms were watered down. More now on @GBNEWS.
Restore Britain is a proxy party - Dougie Smith and co are in the shadows behind the scenes helping pull the strings. For Lowe it is about spite, revenge, and his own vanity in the main, but for others with considerable influence it is a stop Reform getting a majority at all costs endeavour.
Once you understand that it is easy to understand why both Camilla Tominey and Kemi Badenoch consistently go so easy on Rupert Lowe and Restore Britain while hurling hell fire and brimstone at anything untoward uttered by a Reformer, however far down the chain they are.
i find this very revealing. By almost any measure - including cosying up to Tommy Robinson; indulging conspiracy theories about the Jews; worrying about the number of Brits with a different skin colour; online nastiness - esp to women and journalists - Restore's members and activists are much more likely to cross the lines of civility and mutual respect that Kemi promised to defend. Her words at her party's conference were very powerful but the evasive, 'look-over-there' answer she gave today to @CamillaTominey's probing was awful. She gives Rupert Lowe's party a free pass even though - as Camilla has herself tenatiously pointed out on her DailyT pod - it is well outside the mainstream of politics. Lowe has been ever since Farage refused Elon Musk's encouragement to make Reform more like Germany's AFD (rather than say Meloni's Italian and less sectarian brand of populism). Lowe, in contrast, dances to any Musk tune. Kemi says nothing about the ugliness of Restore. In fact she indulges them. We know about some of those indulgences. Rumours swirl about others. All while she only ever paints Reform as beyond the pale. Were her words at party conference real? i still hope so. I havenn't liked some of what Reform has recently allowed to breathe within its ranks. But her words would mean nothing if simultaneously she continue to play footsie with Restore and Rupert Lowe. All part of seeing politics as just a game, where winning is the only thing that REALLY matters. And winning rather than governing and tactics over strategy ended up with those fourteen years of disastrous Tory misrule. Are the Tories under new management or still the same animal?. "Nothing has changed," said one of the many recent Tory PMs. And in this context those words seem too close to the truth.
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Reform are trying to defeat Labour.
Restore are not trying to defeat Labour, they are trying to defeat Reform and allow Labour to defeat Reform in the process.
Prove me wrong.
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Summary of Burnham’s budget:
You will work.
The state will take more.
And in real terms, you'll be poorer.
Again.
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In a general election Restore voters will have to choose Labour or Reform across the country.
Westminster Voting Intention:
LAB: 28% (=)
CON: 24% (+1)
REF: 23% (+1)
LDM: 11% (+1)
GRN: 7% (-1)
RES: 5% (=)
via @Moreincommon_, 23-26 Oct
(Changes with 19 Oct)
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The mainstream media has spent a full year doing undercover investigations on @reformparty_uk racism.
And only found 0.001% of the party are racist. Well that’s a waste of money and resources ey😪
Anyway guys #votereform
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🚨ITV and Hardcash Productions have engaged in probable criminal activity against Reform UK.
My statement on their actions and security implications.
Mainstream media will stop at nothing to harm Reform. We will not let them.
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The fact that we have a Prime Minister who willingly appears on podcasts with:
Gary Lineker, who was forced to resign from the BBC over antisemitism.
Lying, war dossier Alastair Campbell.
Rory the Pakistani rape gangs problem is "irrelevant" Stewart.
Shows he’s unfit to be PM
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I used to be a Conservative voter until 2019… I’ll never vote for them again.
The party lied to us so badly, it should have been criminal.
Never again, please don’t buy this Kemi rhetoric.
They are basically Lib Dem’s with a tough talking leader.
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Since 2010, we’ve blown £200 billion on foreign aid.
And £250 billion on migrant welfare.
We’re spending £100 billion on HS2 and £7 billion on welfare fraud every year.
The yearly benefits bill will be £40 billion higher in 2029 than it is today.
Andy Burnham will cut your pension.
Reform will cut all the insane waste.
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"Prioritises" women and children, is not the same as exclusive to women and children.
This is clever government language in order to throw open the door to Gazan's.
Yet more pandering to the far-left in order to scoop up Green votes.
EXCL: Shabana Mahmood will announce a new legal route for refugees that prioritises Afghan women and girls and Palestinians, unfreezing a scheme that will put the most vulnerable refugees on a faster path to permanent status. @jessicaelgot @syalrajeev
theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Alright @KemiBadenoch - let's go there. You lecture @reformparty_uk about "problem after problem." Here's a little list of your party's "problems" when in actual power. Chris Davies MP, false parliamentary expenses. Pled guilty. Charlie Elphicke MP.: sexual assault. Imprisoned. Imran Khan MP, sexual assault of a child. Imprisoned. Boris Johnson: gold wallpaper and covid breaches, lost his job; Patrick Mercer MP, cash for lobbying; Owen Paterson MP, paid advocacy; Geoffrey Cox MP, British Virgin Island side hustles; Scott Benton MP, lobbying sting; Craig Williams; election date betting, MICHELLE MONE, David Cameron Greensill Capital....and on and on and on and on. So, get ye back in your box!
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You said you wanted to join the Tory party last year.
It’s almost as if you don’t write your own tweets.
Replying to @RobertJenrick
I quit the Conservative Party in 1992. You were still in primary school, Robert, learning to tie your shoelaces.
You then spent years climbing through the very party you now pretend to despise.
You were a minister. You sat around the cabinet table.
You became Immigration Minister.
You were responsible.
You, personally, imported with enthusiasm endless scumbags, rapists and freeloaders from the third world.
You even fast-tracked their asylum applications. For Afghans, Eritreans, Libyans, Syrians, Yemenis and the Sudanese. Implementing a 10-page Home Office questionnaire rather than a proper interview.
A questionnaire, Robert. Really? Are you thick or complicit?
One of those successful applicants went on to almost behead an innocent man on our streets.
Are you going to apologise for that? Do you feel any shame or responsibility?
If it were me, I wouldn't sleep at night.
So please, spare me your sanctimonious bullshit.
You already had the power you’re so desperate to seize, Robert.
And you used that power to wildly throw open our borders to the third world, demographically transforming our country in ways none of us could ever imagine possible.
That was your choice. You were the minister, you were responsible.
The British people will never forget it, and they will never forgive you.
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We will fight any attempt by Labour to retrospectively change the law on donations.
Labour and the Tories have handed out peerages and honours to big donors for years.
Reform is the only party that doesn’t sell political favours. We will fix broken Britain.
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Dear Angela, @AngelaRayner
You tried to cancel the local elections in May because you knew Labour would get a kicking.
@reformUk threatened to take you to court so the elections went ahead.
Labour got a kicking.
Now, you’re threatening to retrospectively ban major donations to Reform. Even though Labour get millions from trade unionists, half of whom are probably Reform voters.
You’re terrified because Labour are going to get a kicking in 2029. You’ll lose your seat, Ange!
Be honest, what you’d really like is to ban Reform. Because this democracy thing is a bit of a ‘mare, isn’t it.
Do you have any idea how corrupt you look?
Here’s looking forward to the May 2027 elections. Labour will get a kicking.
You idiot.
Labour have had billions, you just can't handle a new party at least be honest instead of this bs.
Two crypto donors have just given reform £72m in the last 24 hours. Yes you read that right.
They want to claim they are playing ‘catch up’ as if any of the other political parties has the same rate of donations. As if this will distract us from the investigations into the money they have taken.
Don’t be fooled - they want to turn the next election into a battle of billionaires not a battle of ideas.
The lords must confirm a cap on UK donors before our democracy disintegrates.
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Since 2010, the established parties have taken nearly £1 billion in donations, and handed out dozens of peerages in return.
In their first year, Labour handed out £138 million of government contracts to their donors. The Tories are just as bad.
You know what Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne want?
Nothing. Just a government that will fix Britain.
And that's what Reform UK will deliver.
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