@denisefortru @TiceRichard I'll ask again, so why is Richard trying to blame Labour?
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@SamCKx @TiceRichard Not true the main ones left the party and have nothing to do with Reform. However there are still others and they remain in the Party. goodlawproject.org/conservative-p…
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Needs investigation: true or not?
Mainstream media too keen on smearing, lying about and libelling Reform figures to care about over £100 million of possible contracts to Labour donors
InsideBritain@InsideBritain
Labour donors: PwC — £236k donated, awarded £67m contracts Baringa Partners — £30k donated, awarded £35m contracts Grant Thornton — £81k donated, awarded £6.5m contracts Just a few there are more but in all we have £138m contracts awarded to donors overall
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@denisefortru @TiceRichard OK but all those Tories are now at Reform, so why is Richard trying to blame the current Labour government?
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@SamCKx @TiceRichard Of course. theguardian.com/politics/artic… Tory Covid contracts worth £15bn had corruption ‘red flags’, study finds
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Worst take ever. This has been the most inconvenient World Cup I can remember in terms of kick-off times for those of us in Europe. 3 of the 4 semi-finalists are based here. Fans are literally staying up until 5am on a regular basis to watch games here, and you're b*tching that we get to see our teams play before midnight?
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Cannot believe the France vs Spain semifinal is 3pm on a Tuesday. A weekday afternoon. North America is hosting this World Cup. Put the final at 3pm Saturday... fine... it's the weekend. But scheduling a semi at 3pm on a workday to cater to Europe while North Americans get shafted is a joke.
And before anyone says a lot of the tournament games have been in the afternoon, that is not the point. This is a HUGE semifinal. When you host, the marquee games go in your prime time. That is how the Olympics work, that is how past World Cups have worked. The host market gets the showcase window. North America is hosting and got skipped for a weekday matinee. What is even the point of hosting?
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This World Cup has been a chance for us to remember that the world isn't broken, like the hateful divisive influencers, politicians and media barrons want us all to believe, because they profit from negative discourse.
I was lucky enough to watch England vs Mexico where I was vastly outnumbered by Mexican fans, and again last night, we shared the experience with a lot of Norwegian fans.
All sets of fans were amazing. The rivalry was fierce, but with underlying human warmth and humour. Fans were magnanimous in victory, gracious in defeat.
Now... let's do the Argies!!! 😁🏴🦁🦁🦁
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@DjedSpence @England Djed, you have been an absolute superstar for England. The Spurs and England family are 100% behind you! 🤍🏴
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Sky should sue Farage for this clear defamation. Firstly, they knocked on the door of one of 5 houses OWNED BY NIGEL FARAGE, not his daugher, that Farage has taken publicity shots outside. Sky approached the property once, without a camera operator, identified themselves as Sky News, and the adult occupant, not his daughter, chose not to engage.
Sky did not see, interact with, or speak to Farage's daughter yet Farage stated that his daughter was harassed by Sky.
Reform UK@reformparty_uk
Sky News’ treatment of Nigel Farage’s family was appalling and a clear breach of the Broadcasting Code. Read Lee Anderson’s letter to the Chief Executive of OfCom. 👇
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@Keir_Starmer @jonasgahrstore All the bitter, brainwashed pr*cks in the comments, just have a rest. Engerland, Engerland, Engerland!!! 🏴🏴🏴
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Norway 1 - 2 Jude Bellingham.
@JonasGahrStore, your boys took one hell of beating 🏴
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@elliehodges62 "The establishment is the political, media and institutional class that defends the status quo." so, the entire Reform party, Ellie?
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Nigel Farage and Reform are running as the anti-establishment party in Clacton, claiming that Binface is the establishment. You decide for yourself: Nigel Farage – Former City commodities trader turned career politician who spent decades at the heart of Westminster politics despite branding himself an outsider. Richard Tice – Multi-millionaire property developer and former Conservative activist who built a substantial business fortune before entering politics. Lee Anderson – Former Conservative Deputy Chairman who switched parties after serving as an MP under successive Conservative governments. Paul Nuttall – Veteran professional politician and former Conservative member who has spent decades seeking elected office. Malcolm Offord – Millionaire businessman, former Conservative minister and life peer appointed to the House of Lords. Dan Thomas – Former Conservative politician now leading Reform Wales after switching parties. Linden Kemkaran – Former Conservative councillor who now leads Reform in Kent. Alan Graves – Former Conservative councillor who switched parties to lead Reform in Derbyshire. Alan Amos – Long-serving former Conservative politician and councillor who now leads Reform in Worcestershire. Andrew Husband – Former Conservative councillor now leading Reform in Durham. Dan Harrison – Former Conservative councillor heading Reform in Leicestershire. Stephen Atkinson – Former Conservative councillor who now leads Reform in Lancashire. Martin Griffiths – Former Conservative politician now leading Reform in North Northamptonshire. Peter Harris – Former Conservative councillor now leading Reform in Essex. Michael Hadwen – Former Conservative councillor who now heads Reform in Suffolk. Suella Braverman – Former Conservative Home Secretary and senior cabinet minister. Danny Kruger – Former Conservative MP, Downing Street adviser and long-time Conservative insider. Robert Jenrick – Former Conservative cabinet minister and Secretary of State. Sarah Pochin – Former Conservative councillor who later joined Reform. Jake Berry – Former Conservative Party Chairman and cabinet minister. Ben Bradley – Former Conservative MP and council leader. Laila Cunningham – Former Conservative candidate standing for Reform. Andrea Jenkyns – Former Conservative minister and MP, now Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire. Alex Wilson – Former Conservative activist now leading Reform in London. Dr David Bull – Former Conservative parliamentary candidate and former Reform chairman. Jaymey McIvor – Former Conservative councillor overseeing Reform’s local government operation. Zia Yusuf – Wealthy technology entrepreneur and former Conservative donor turned Reform spokesman. Lucy Allan – Former Conservative MP who later endorsed Reform. Sarah Atherton – Former Conservative MP and former Army nurse. Michael Brown – Former Conservative MP and businessman. Aidan Burley – Former Conservative MP and investment banker. Chris Butler – Former Conservative MP who later joined Reform. Maria Caulfield – Former Conservative minister and MP. Simon Danczuk – Former Labour MP who later joined Reform. Nadine Dorries – Former Conservative cabinet minister and long-serving MP. Chris Green – Former Conservative MP. Jonathan Gullis – Former Conservative MP and government PPS. Adam Holloway – Former Conservative MP and ex-soldier. David Jones – Former Conservative cabinet minister and Secretary of State for Wales. Marco Longhi – Former Conservative MP. Anne Marie Morris – Former Conservative MP and solicitor. Lia Nici – Former Conservative MP and teacher. Henry Smith – Former Conservative MP with over a decade in Parliament. Mark Reckless – Former Conservative MP who has changed parties multiple times. Ross Thomson – Former Conservative MP and MSP. Ann Widdecombe – Former Conservative cabinet minister and veteran Westminster politician. Nadhim Zahawi – Multi-millionaire businessman and former Conservative Chancellor and cabinet minister.
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APPARENTLY “establishment” now means anyone with money or influence.
No. The establishment is the political, media and institutional class that defends the status quo.
Nigel Farage has spent his whole entire political career fighting that consensus, from Brexit to immigration.
You can call him wealthy, influential or even elite.
BUT calling him establishment is quite frankly not correct.
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@PolitlcsUK "I don’t think it pays at this time to speculate", speculated Nigel Farage.
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🚨 NEW: Nigel Farage says he believes Ann Widdecombe's suspected murder was "premeditated"
"From what I make out, this was premeditated murder. Whether it was politically motivated, whether it was someone with a grudge. I don’t think it pays at this time to speculate"
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@Rumphole99 Exactly. Just typical BS ragebait from Farage. I don't know why people fall for it.
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@sarah__british He literally just stood against Burnham and was openly critical about him. 🤦♂️
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Let's stop calling him Bin Face. His real name is Johnathan Harvey, an odious left wing champagne socialist with an Oxford degree. He is a complete wanker who only stands against right wing politicians. We all know the "refugees welcome" type.
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Reform's argument that Count Binface is an establishment plant totally falls apart:
1) He ran in the 2019 UK General Election where he went all out against Johnson and The Conservations
2) He ran in the 2021 London Mayoral Election, further aims against Johnson and the government
3) 2023 Uxbridge & South Ruislip by-election
4) 2024 London Mayoral Election & UK General Election
5) 2026 Makerfield by-election against Labour's Andy Burnham where he openly criticised him for being a career politician breaking promises.
Binface has done nothing but run against THE ESTABLISHMENT, from both major parties, for the last 7 years.
In this latest campaign, Farage is clearly the establishment, not the guy in the bin costume!
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@SamCKx 'Bin costume'? He's an intergalactic space warrior from the planet Recyclon!
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@GBNEWS @PaulEmbery Who does @GBNEWS think it's kidding trying to claim that Reform is anything but the establishment? x.com/SamCKx/status/…
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Nigel Farage and Reform are running as the anti-establishment party in Clacton, claiming that Binface is the establishment. You decide for yourself: Nigel Farage – Former City commodities trader turned career politician who spent decades at the heart of Westminster politics despite branding himself an outsider. Richard Tice – Multi-millionaire property developer and former Conservative activist who built a substantial business fortune before entering politics. Lee Anderson – Former Conservative Deputy Chairman who switched parties after serving as an MP under successive Conservative governments. Paul Nuttall – Veteran professional politician and former Conservative member who has spent decades seeking elected office. Malcolm Offord – Millionaire businessman, former Conservative minister and life peer appointed to the House of Lords. Dan Thomas – Former Conservative politician now leading Reform Wales after switching parties. Linden Kemkaran – Former Conservative councillor who now leads Reform in Kent. Alan Graves – Former Conservative councillor who switched parties to lead Reform in Derbyshire. Alan Amos – Long-serving former Conservative politician and councillor who now leads Reform in Worcestershire. Andrew Husband – Former Conservative councillor now leading Reform in Durham. Dan Harrison – Former Conservative councillor heading Reform in Leicestershire. Stephen Atkinson – Former Conservative councillor who now leads Reform in Lancashire. Martin Griffiths – Former Conservative politician now leading Reform in North Northamptonshire. Peter Harris – Former Conservative councillor now leading Reform in Essex. Michael Hadwen – Former Conservative councillor who now heads Reform in Suffolk. Suella Braverman – Former Conservative Home Secretary and senior cabinet minister. Danny Kruger – Former Conservative MP, Downing Street adviser and long-time Conservative insider. Robert Jenrick – Former Conservative cabinet minister and Secretary of State. Sarah Pochin – Former Conservative councillor who later joined Reform. Jake Berry – Former Conservative Party Chairman and cabinet minister. Ben Bradley – Former Conservative MP and council leader. Laila Cunningham – Former Conservative candidate standing for Reform. Andrea Jenkyns – Former Conservative minister and MP, now Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire. Alex Wilson – Former Conservative activist now leading Reform in London. Dr David Bull – Former Conservative parliamentary candidate and former Reform chairman. Jaymey McIvor – Former Conservative councillor overseeing Reform’s local government operation. Zia Yusuf – Wealthy technology entrepreneur and former Conservative donor turned Reform spokesman. Lucy Allan – Former Conservative MP who later endorsed Reform. Sarah Atherton – Former Conservative MP and former Army nurse. Michael Brown – Former Conservative MP and businessman. Aidan Burley – Former Conservative MP and investment banker. Chris Butler – Former Conservative MP who later joined Reform. Maria Caulfield – Former Conservative minister and MP. Simon Danczuk – Former Labour MP who later joined Reform. Nadine Dorries – Former Conservative cabinet minister and long-serving MP. Chris Green – Former Conservative MP. Jonathan Gullis – Former Conservative MP and government PPS. Adam Holloway – Former Conservative MP and ex-soldier. David Jones – Former Conservative cabinet minister and Secretary of State for Wales. Marco Longhi – Former Conservative MP. Anne Marie Morris – Former Conservative MP and solicitor. Lia Nici – Former Conservative MP and teacher. Henry Smith – Former Conservative MP with over a decade in Parliament. Mark Reckless – Former Conservative MP who has changed parties multiple times. Ross Thomson – Former Conservative MP and MSP. Ann Widdecombe – Former Conservative cabinet minister and veteran Westminster politician. Nadhim Zahawi – Multi-millionaire businessman and former Conservative Chancellor and cabinet minister.
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Nigel Farage's Clacton gamble finally exposed the establishment's utter contempt for voters - @PaulEmbery gbnews.com/opinion/nigel-…
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