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” I am working class and have always voted Labour but I am deserting them because they no longer support us. So I am now going to vote Reform.”
They (Reform) will look after me by eliminating my human rights through ignoring International Law. The will help my employment prospects by abolishing the Employment Protection Act. Finally, if I need help they will reduce my income because they will vastly reduce benefits.
I am lucky my health is good because when Reform have spent £2 billion of setting up an ICE type agency to eliminate immigrants we will no longer have doctors nor the NHS.
My name is Turkey Brainless and I am looking forward to Christmas. It is so sad because those voting Reform will be the first ones to feel the pain.
One question for all the potential Reform voters here: how would a Farage-led government improve your life?
Try asking the people of Clacton how he’s doing …
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One question for all the potential Reform voters here: how would a Farage-led government improve your life?
Maybe one day we’ll get an answer.
Sadly many Reform voters don’t care if their lives are made better as long as the people they don’t like (mainly foreigners, brown people and those on benefits) have their lives made worse, which is undoubtedly what would happen.
It’s awkward to admit that out loud though which maybe is why we never get an answer.
The hilarious thing about RWNJ hating people on benefits is that they would all be unemployed if Farage got his way.
The country will be unemployed … We’ll go bust..
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Bail us out , more likely they’ll be uttering the below
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Farage on the front page of today’s Times with an article saying how well Reform are going to do in the May elections and how even unions are backing them. How no one is going to vote for Labour. No mention of Tices dodgy tax dealings etc. Why is the news media so desperate for Reform to be elected? Who is going to gain from it? Particularly nice picture of Farage looking very pleasant and un frog like.
Why worry about it?
The Times has an average daily circulation of 140,000 and Sunday Times 260,000.
They’re hardly influential these days.The reality is that Labour are going to get stuffed next month, with Reform UK and Greens being the winners.
And the losers will be those who will have to put up with their councils being run by Reform’s incompetent mob.
If your in one of the Reform council areas and you vote for Reform then you deserve everything you get , I get people want to have a poke back at Labour ( it’s going to be a bad night ) but both Reform and the Greens have men in charge who should be nowhere near government
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Particularly nice picture of Farage looking very pleasant and un frog like.
There’s been rumours flying about for sometime concerning Farage’s health and in my opinion he’s not looking particularly well for a man in his early 60s: face increasingly lined and drawn, and to my eyes he seems to have lost weight.
His carefully cultivated ‘one of the boys’ fags ‘n’ pints public image is well known. Perhaps it’s not cultivated and carries on in private too.
I’ve heard from a few sources that it’s more wine and cigars once the cameras are off. Probably wine from one of those awful forrin countries he hates so much too. Anyone ever seen him finish a pint of bitter?
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