ROSM
Well-known member
Mr Isabel Oakeshott aka Richard Tice.
Here she is finding out she will need to be in Skegness each Friday
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[News] Nigel Farage and Reform
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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Here she is finding out she will need to be in Skegness each Friday
rogersix
Well-known member
- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,202
do you think your nige will serve a full term?
He’ll do what he did at the EP.
Turn up when it’s in his interest. Make a nuisance of himself. Take the money. Run.
Does anyone else find this scary? It’s the methods of Nazis. And I mean that literally. These are Nazi tactics.
“Lowe added: “I have gathered a list of schools (including primary level) in my constituency where teachers were allegedly pushing their own aggressive personal views about Reform on young children”.
www.theguardian.com
“Lowe added: “I have gathered a list of schools (including primary level) in my constituency where teachers were allegedly pushing their own aggressive personal views about Reform on young children”.
Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
www.theguardian.com
nevergoagain
Well-known member
Not my Nige
5Ways Gull
È quello che è
Well I for one hope he publishes it and someone organises a country wide whip round to buy them all a drink!Does anyone else find this scary? It’s the methods of Nazis. And I mean that literally. These are Nazi tactics.
“Lowe added: “I have gathered a list of schools (including primary level) in my constituency where teachers were allegedly pushing their own aggressive personal views about Reform on young children”.
Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
rogersix
Well-known member
- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,202
oh sorry. who is your preference for your next leader?
It is scary. It also shows how Reform plan to operate, through intimidation and threats to silence dissent.Does anyone else find this scary? It’s the methods of Nazis. And I mean that literally. These are Nazi tactics.
“Lowe added: “I have gathered a list of schools (including primary level) in my constituency where teachers were allegedly pushing their own aggressive personal views about Reform on young children”.
Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
Still, some on here will love that judging by today.
nicko31
Well-known member
Still got his gig on Geebies, what a surprise
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
And his MEP’s pension.
- Aug 24, 2020
- 7,134
British politics with Reform could get both entertaining and ugly.Does anyone else find this scary? It’s the methods of Nazis. And I mean that literally. These are Nazi tactics.
“Lowe added: “I have gathered a list of schools (including primary level) in my constituency where teachers were allegedly pushing their own aggressive personal views about Reform on young children”.
Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
Well-known member
Don’t get me wrong, in no way shape or form did I vote for Reform, however, Farage’s commentary around the erosion of British values does strike a note.
Best get anyone who doesn’t pay heed to British values on one of Reform’s lists. They need to be dealt with.
POSKETT AT THE VALLEY
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Not entirely sure what that’s all about.
- Oct 20, 2022
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Then your mother clearly didn’t fit the description of the sort of behaviour I was referring to did she. You failed to mention she actually wanted to serve on the Council.
Probably more accurate to describe what I am referring to as “Dummy Candidates” (who are also real peoole btw) to avoid confusion/upset however, Paper Candidates are often fielded with no wish to be elected
Paper candidate - Wikipedia
Dummy candidate - Wikipedia
No need to take it so personally anyway - it was a criticism of the general practice of ‘paper candidacy’ when it is simply to increase the exposure of the Party or a means of taking votes away from genuine Candidates etc that I was making - not a comment on your specific circumstances. Smaller parties (groups like Reform ) get a disproportionate coverage of their campaign messaging by putting a ‘name’ on every ballot - I think it does a disservice to the electorate if, unlike your Mum, those ‘names’ were in name only and weren’t engaging in any other way with the electorate that they are asking votes for - it doesn’t matter if they get 3 votes - that is 3 people who are using their franchise to vote for them because they would like to be represented by them however unlikely that might be.
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Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
www.theguardian.com
Lists of enemies of Reform.
In this case teachers that speak against the racist party.
You know, like Russia does and the Nazis did.
- Apr 5, 2014
- 25,940
I was asked to stand as a 'paper candidate' in my village a number of years ago for the district council. I didn't. Good job too, because I would have been elected. There was a shock turning against the incumbents.Then your mother clearly didn’t fit the description of the sort of behaviour I was referring to did she. You failed to mention she actually wanted to serve on the Council.
Probably more accurate to describe what I am referring to as “Dummy Candidates” (who are also real peoole btw) to avoid confusion/upset however, Paper Candidates are often fielded with no wish to be elected
Paper candidate - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Dummy candidate - Wikipedia
No need to take it so personally anyway - it was a criticism of the general practice of ‘paper candidacy’ when it is simply to increase the exposure of the Party or a means of taking votes away from genuine Candidates etc that I was making - not a comment on your specific circumstances. Smaller parties (groups like Reform ) get a disproportionate coverage of their campaign messaging by putting a ‘name’ on every ballot - I think it does a disservice to the electorate if, unlike your Mum, those ‘names’ were in name only and weren’t engaging in any other way with the electorate that they are asking votes for - it doesn’t matter if they get 3 votes - that is 3 people who are using their franchise to vote for them because they would like to be represented by them however unlikely that might be.
I've often joked about how a call from Mrs Postlethwaite about the pot holes would have been met with confusion the following day and her saying 'Well, you are the local councilor'
- Oct 20, 2022
- 6,941
Reform UK MP accused of mounting ‘witch-hunt’ against local teachers
Rupert Lowe says he has list of schools in Great Yarmouth who ‘pushed’ criticism of hard-right party to pupils
Lists of enemies of Reform.
In this case teachers that speak against the racist party.
You know, like Russia does and the Nazis did.
It’s Mccarthyism.
Certainly has elements of it.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,877
Trust Nigel to get the tone wrong in the commons on his first speech.
He's going to get far less coverage now as a real MP in the "cheap seats", so will use the opportunity to say something divisive to get media coverage.
Something even Mark Francois pointed out today. He already looks incredibly uncomfortable there.
Farage was seething after standing down candidates to allow Johnson a free run. He expected a knighthood, but didn't get as much as a lunch or a £20 Waitrose voucher.
This election was all about revenge.
I'm not sure what's left of the Conservatives are going to forgive him any time soon and if he doesn't deliver for his Clacton constituents there will be trouble.
I suspect both Tice and Farage will get bored very quickly.
Personally, I like to see Parliament with a larger proportion of independents.
He's going to get far less coverage now as a real MP in the "cheap seats", so will use the opportunity to say something divisive to get media coverage.
Something even Mark Francois pointed out today. He already looks incredibly uncomfortable there.
Farage was seething after standing down candidates to allow Johnson a free run. He expected a knighthood, but didn't get as much as a lunch or a £20 Waitrose voucher.
This election was all about revenge.
I'm not sure what's left of the Conservatives are going to forgive him any time soon and if he doesn't deliver for his Clacton constituents there will be trouble.
I suspect both Tice and Farage will get bored very quickly.
Personally, I like to see Parliament with a larger proportion of independents.
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