Reform UK Just Destroyed the Uni Party - UK Fights Back

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A "foreign occupation" is what the EU turned out to be sadly the Conservatives didn't completely pull us out , Macron is due a State Visit I believe in July to survey their regained territory.

I hope the British people give him a "warm" welcome.

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A "foreign occupation" is what the EU turned out to be sadly the Conservatives didn't completely pull us out , Macron is due a State Visit I believe in July to survey their regained territory.

I hope the British people give him a "warm" welcome.

I just hope his schoolteacher Missus gives him another slap and tells him not to bother!

[Bally002]

A "foreign occupation" is what the EU turned out to be sadly the Conservatives didn't completely pull us out , Macron is due a State Visit I believe in July to survey their regained territory.

I hope the British people give him a "warm" welcome.

I just hope his schoolteacher Missus gives him another slap and tells him not to bother!

My thoughts are that after that slap, Mah Cron is finished.  Just thinking the action would not instil confidence there or abroad.

Kind regards,

Bally

[Ninurta]

Macron may have bigger problems than that. Looks like the French want to Frexit now, too:



Maybe he's coming to Britain is to size it up as to his chances of being the next king there after france leaves the Eu and then he gets tossed out of France?

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It's just been reported Chairman and co-owner of Reform UK , Zia Yusuf, has resigned.
The news will be celebrated by Reform members and supporters around the Country. Now let's get back to proper Reform business Nigel and perhaps offer an olive branch to Rupert , Reform's hardest working MP. 

Writing on X, Yusuf said: “11 months ago I became Chairman of Reform. I’ve worked full time as a volunteer to take the party from 14 to 30%, quadrupled its membership and delivered historic electoral results.
“I no longer believe working to get a Reform government elected is a good use of my time, and hereby resign the office.”
It comes shortly after he hit out at Reform UK’s new MP Sarah Pochin, who chose to use her first ever question to the prime minister in the Commons to question if the government will ban burqas.
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/reform-uk-chai...11268.html

Word is he was asked to resign.

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Farage putting some gloss over Yusuf's departure in an exclusive GBNews interview.


Just need to swap out Farage for Rupert Lowe and we're on the road to redemption.

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More Council By-Elections this week and more pain for Labour and the Conservatives delivered by the electorate.

In St Leonards Forrest , West Sussex the Lib Dems took the Council from the Tories with Reform coming 2nd , the Tories came 3rd with Labour 5th.

In Nigel Farage's constituency of Clacton the Frinton Council By-Election was won by Reform by a massive majority of 57% of the vote taking the Council from the Conservatives who came second with 27% and Labour crawled in 3rd with just 7.9% of the vote.   

Fairstead Council in Norfolk was taken by Reform with 39% of the vote followed by the Lib Dems with 39% and Labour in 3rd with just 16% , the Conservatives didn't even bother to field a candidate.

North Lynn Council also in Norfolk was also taken by Reform with 49.6% of the vote with Labour dropping 50% of their support to finish a miserable 3rd with just 19% and the Conservatives were again absent from this election.

Michael Heaver delivers the good tidings.

Michael Heaver
The departure of Reform chairman Muhammad Ziauddin Yusuf will no doubt bolster Reform's results in forthcoming elections.

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Following his 2 day absence Zia Yusuf has decided he made a snap decision and is returning to the party , it seems he won't be party chairman he's coming back to head Reform's Doge but even so....

Reform UK chairman Zia Yusuf has reversed his decision to quit the party, saying "the mission is too important" and that he "cannot let people down".
https://news.sky.com/story/reform-uk-cha...y-13380464

Oddly enough Zia , that's exactly what you've done.

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The British public say: "Eh, here's an idea on saving money and obeying what the people want.
Stop the boats and stop housing the illegal channel-crossers with British taxpayers money"

The Conservatives say: "Yes, certainly", but ignore the request.
The Labour Party say: "Well, it's complicated" and then explain they're probably going to
use monies from foreign aid to keep the illegal channel-crossers in the hotels.

Guv'ment-funded BBC:
Some suggest you can't make it up...

[Ninurta]

The British public say: "Eh, here's an idea on saving money and obeying what the people want.
Stop the boats and stop housing the illegal channel-crossers with British taxpayers money"

The Conservatives say: "Yes, certainly", but ignore the request.
The Labour Party say: "Well, it's complicated" and then explain they're probably going to
use monies from foreign aid to keep the illegal channel-crossers in the hotels.

Guv'ment-funded BBC:
Some suggest you can't make it up...

Drom your link:

It also said it had reduced overall asylum support costs by half a billion pounds in the last financial year. This had saved £200 million in ODA which had been passed back to the Treasury.

Fun with maths -  "half a billion pounds" is 500 million pounds. They shunted 200 million pounds back to the treasury.

500 million - 200 million leaves 300 million pounds.

Where did that other 300 million pounds disappear to?

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From your link:

It also said it had reduced overall asylum support costs by half a billion pounds in the last financial year. This had saved £200 million in ODA which had been passed back to the Treasury.

Fun with maths -  "half a billion pounds" is 500 million pounds. They shunted 200 million pounds back to the treasury.

500 million - 200 million leaves 300 million pounds.

Where did that other 300 million pounds disappear to?

One of the many preferred facets of money-laundering!

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I got an e-mail yesterday , along with everybody else on the Reform mailing list , from Dr David Bull saying he is now Reform Chairman.

It is my great honour to have been appointed Chairman of Reform UK today.

My first job is to thank all of you for supporting our Party and being part of this incredible movement to save Britain.

Supporters like you are the lifeblood of this Party. I would be thrilled, however, if you would translate your support into becoming a member of Reform UK. By doing so, you will meet fellow like-minded Reform supporters, engage in our community and have the opportunity to attend our exciting events.
On Boxing Day we overtook the Conservative Party membership, we are now closing in on Labour and will soon overtake them and you can be an instrumental part of this exciting chapter.

We are single-minded in our ambition to secure victory at the next General Election propelling Reform UK into Government and Nigel Farage into 10 Downing Street. We can and will win the next General Election but it will take enormous effort and teamwork.

I'll keep my money where it is thanks and remain a floating voter , Reform have a lot of ground to make up with a lot of people.

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The latest Survation voter intention poll puts Reform UK at 30% with Labour 5 points behind on 25% , this is the first time Survation have had Reform leading in their polls.

With 4 years remaining until the next election , although I think Starmer will be gone before Christmas and Labour not long after , the race to No10 is Reform's to lose because I see no way out of the hole Labour have dug for themselves , tax rises in the Autumn to pay for their incompetence and the loss of Wales in next May's elections will I believe signal the end for the worst government in living memory.

Labour and the Conservatives have continued to decline, now polling at 43% combined. Reform’s 30% is the highest intended vote share recorded so far by Survation research, demonstrating voters newfound tendency to move away from the traditional parties in favour of challengers. The implications of this unprecedented challenge to the two-party system are discussed below.

https://www.survation.com/reforms-highes...ty-system/  

What a party that will be.

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A new Voter intention poll has been released and another Council lost by Labour this week , Reform now have an 8 point lead over Labour with the first anniversary of their election "victory" approaching according to the latest poll , I think the end is in sight for Starmer and Reeves , Labour back benchers are not happy.

Reform UK have taken Eastfield , North Yorkshire following a by-election there.
Reform 62.7%
Labour 14.1%
And the soon to be leaderless Conservatives at just 4.7%



The Tories 5 points above the Greens ....

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Another day another voter intention poll this time from Ipsos who put Reform 9 points ahead of Labour who are still a few weeks from their first anniversary .... seems longer somehow.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcxkOpe...JcvyRQSYS_

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Working for the people of the UK Reform MP Richard Tice has introduced a bill to the House that would give people the right to call for a judicial review of sentences they feel are too harsh or lenient , the bill is inspired by the victims of Kier Starmer like Lucy Connolly who were given the harshest sentences at the request of Sir Stalin , Lucy was recently beaten up in prison and has been visited by Mr Tice , Reform seek to restore public confidence in our judicial system , this would be a start although I doubt it will be adopted because Uniparty but our judicial system as a whole need an enema.

The bill moves on to the next sage on 11th July , the Tories remain silent on this issue.

Sadly the bill is to late for Peter Lynch who died in the prison system after being unjustly sentenced for "shouting at police" and holding a placard but the remaining victims of Starmer still need help.


And the Uniparty sill wonder why Reform are grinding them into the floor.

British Barrister Daniel ShenSmith supports the bill.

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Labour have ruled Wales since 1999 when Welsh devolution first came into force but now voter intention polling for next May's Welsh Parliamentary elections puts Labour in 3rd place behind Plaid Cymru and Reform UK , with this nightmare running through Stalin's head he's on his way to speak at todays Welsh Labour conference to talk about the "backroom stitch up" he believes is happening between Plaid , Reform and the Tories in order to defeat Labour.

Sorry Kier but you will lose because of YOU and your insane party waging war on farmers , motorists and the British people in general , if you survive till next May , which I seriously doubt , the loss of Wales from Labours battered crown will your Waterloo.

It is understood he will say such a deal would mark a "return to the chaos and division of the last decade".

But opposition parties have hit back at the prime minister's "imaginary coalitions", with Plaid Cymru accusing Labour of "scraping the barrel".

Sir Keir is expected to tell members how the two Labour governments in Westminster and Cardiff are "working together for the people of Wales".

At next year's Senedd election, 96 members will be elected to the Welsh parliament for the first time - an increase of more than a third - under a more proportional voting system.

https://news.sky.com/story/prime-ministe...s-13389548

 

If it's not the "far right" bogeyman then it's secret deals that are responsible for Labours electoral troubles , deaf , dumb and blind you are.

Look after your people and they will look after you , sell them out and you will pay the price... it's that simple.

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Another By-Election and another Council seat won by Reform , this time a By-Election in Sheffield City Council which was triggered by the resignation of Labour councillor Julie Grocutt in May , Reform came 1st followed by the Lib Dems in 2nd and Labour 3rd.

John Booker took the Stocksbridge and Don ward after a vote was trigged by the resignation of Julie Grocutt in May.
Booker secured 1,789 votes, with the Liberal Democrats second on 1,597 and Labour coming third with 1,324 votes.
The win follows on from Reform's success in neighbouring Doncaster, when the party took two thirds of the council's seats in the recent local elections.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c335z12jvk1o

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The Conservative party ship is holed bellow the water , while Captain kemi badenoch thinks it is but a scratch she fails to notice the water splashing around her ankles , meanwhile another Tory goes overboard and it's bad news for Captain Kemi as Former Tory Cabinet minister David Jones was last seen swimming toward the Reform UK lifeboat.

David Jones has over 50 years service to the Conservatives and as such will likely provide inspiration for those teetering on the bow looking for salvation and Reform.

BREAKING Former Tory Cabinet minister David Jones has joined Reform UK, becoming the most senior defection from the Conservatives to Nigel Farage's party, I can reveal.
News of Jones' decision comes after former Conservative MPs Ross Thomson and Anne Marie Morris joined Farage's party in the past two weeks.
They joined former Tory minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns, who was elected Reform UK's Mayor for Greater Lincolnshire in May, and former Conservative MP Marco Longhi - who defected in January.
Jones - who was a Tory member for well over 50 years - was Welsh secretary 2012 to 2014 and a Brexit department minister when Theresa May was Prime Minister.
He told
@GBNews
in a statement: “Today, Reform UK is the party that best represents my views — and, I believe, those of many others who have become disillusioned with the two old major parties.
“Across the country, people are rightly concerned about the rising cost of living, the escalating crisis of illegal immigration, and the steady erosion of our national sovereignty.
"Neither the Government nor the official Opposition is addressing these issues with the urgency or resolve they demand - indeed, the Government is actively surrendering our sovereignty at an alarming rate.
“Only Reform UK is demonstrating the determination needed to tackle the country’s many problems and to improve the lives of people across Britain."
https://x.com/christopherhope/status/194...0561453242

Reform are currently leading Plaid Cymru by 2 points in voter intention polls 29 to 27 with Labour sucking its thumb on 18.

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Today another senior Conservative has jumped ship to join Reform , this time it's Ex-Tory chairman Sir Jake Berry who has seen the light.