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“I simply never understood the whole point of Brexit, it’s was obvious to me that we would lose more than we could gain.”
It was never about common sense, improving the lives of the average person or the improvement of the country.
Nadhim Zahawi becomes the latest Tory to defect and join Reform. Farage’s cabinet is going to be bursting with talent.
Yet another arsonist promising to rebuild the house. They must think people are stupid…
It would be especially awkward if he’d previously said that he’s been a Conservative all his life and will die as one or if he’d previously described Farage as racist.
I am still avoiding the news as much as possible but am I right in thinking that Farage is keeping a very low profile at the moment? When I’m channel hopping he doesn’t seem to be on every news channel I flick through.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jan/12/nadhim-zahawi-defection-reform-uk-opportunism
From the deputy editor of ConservativeHome
After saying he would not accept defectors from the Conservative Party into Reform, Mr Farage has now welcomed:
Ben Bradley
Malcolm Offord
Jonathan Gullis
Chris Green
Lia Nici
Danny Kruger
Nadine Dorries
David Jones
Sir Jake Berry
Graham Simpson
Adam Holloway
Anne Marie Morris
Marco Longhi
Ross Thomson
Andrea Jenkyns
Aidan Burley
Alan Amos
Lee Anderson
Ann Widdecombe
Maria Caulfield
Nadhim ZahawiAnyone voting Reform at the next General Election might like to recall Pete Townhend’s lyric sung by Roger Daltrey:
“Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.”
It becomes more ‘Uniparty’ and ‘Establishment’ by the day.
Interestingly no sign of the Mirror’s front page on the BBC’s newspaper round up website article. I wonder who might be heavily criticised front and centre of that one? Quite happy to show the Express parroting Net Zero fearmongering from the so-called ‘Institute of Economic Affairs’ though.
Mention of the “Daily Mirror” reminds me of something I saw on “The Chase” last night.
Bradley Walsh asked “Which newspaper advertises itself as an intelligent, thinking tabloid?”
The correct answer was the “Daily Mirror” but the contestant replied “The Guardian”.
I’d have given her the points..
“It has finally happened. In a rare moment of brutal self awareness, Reform UK has stopped pretending to be a grassroots revolt and admitted what Westminster has long whispered, it is Britain’s political knacker’s yard. A secure paddock for Conservative MPs and ex MPs whose reputations have become so rancid that even the modern Tory party has quietly backed away holding a peg on its nose”
…copied from facebookAs I said months ago , it’s flat diet Tory , brilliant news for Labour , Farage can smile all he wants but everyone can see what is , new right …old right , when’s Boris joining
Opponents label Jenrick a ‘chancer’ and a ‘charlatan’
And then somebody told them he has defected.
I see that our plucky anti-Establishment man of the people firebrand is, to the surprise of nobody whatsoever, at the world’s biggest Establishment corporate toss off event today. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure he’ll fit right in.
Farage is a firm supporter of Trump and with this idiot getting more aggressive and irrational by the day it says it all. Farage is a firm believer like Trump in ignoring international law, but it seems even he draws the line at attacking and conquering other NATO members.
Trump is systematically isolating himself and the USA from the rest of the world, so with a bit of luck his demise is near. When this happens Farage will have nowhere to go. In the meantime it is hoped that the electorate work it out that Farage becoming Prine Minister would be the worst thing that could happen to the UK Let us all hope this disaster can be avoided.
Seventeen breaches of the ministerial code… any mention of it on the BBC homepage? Don’t be silly.
Had it been a Labour MP, the rightwing “impartial” state broadcaster would have been all over it.
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