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@SilversRef Must admit I switched off Sky at half time, to one sided, though I appreciate the youngsters gave it a good go

How the hell do they get away with that 🧐 surely goes against the integrity of the competition

@suespensley What is the point of your post if you have said You are and always will be voting reform? It’s your vote so use it as you want. Also you think it’s unlikely to get a convincing answer so just get on with it

Instead of just slagging me off for voting Reform can anyone genuinely give me a good reason as to why I should vote for the Greens, Labour,Tory or any other party? In the extremely unlikely event of a convincing answer I will continue to vote and support Reform Vote Reform 🩵

@RonFilipkowski Oh no, now he’s claiming to be Santa Clause with a naughty and nice list

Trump wakes up this morning attacking his long time supporters again.

@UpYoursSchapiro @catturd2 Exactly and that’s exactly why the allies are not getting involved. You threatened to take it off an ally by force

@catturd2 Another reason to just take Greenland and make it USland

- Pull out of NATO. - Close all bases and remove all military personal from the UK, Germany, Spain, and France. - Never protect these countries again. - Stop all trade with these countries. ZERO. - Refuse to share any military technologies and don't allow to them to buy any military equipment. Ever. - Don't share any intelligence with them. NONE. - Tell them they have to provide 100% of weapons and money to Ukraine. - Cut them off completely.

@abeasley @USronaldcarter Yes, we remember how long it took you to get involved in WW2 and how much you charged us

@USronaldcarter We should pull out of Europe, leave them to their own devices, let them implode. They can deal with Russia and Ukraine on their own... it's not our war... right UK??

@USronaldcarter Could it be that threatening allies, and forgetting they helped you in Iraq and then being disrespectful to them, might have made them less inclined to help

@JChimirie66677 You are not right Germany, Australia, France, Spain, Japan all told him the same thing, so stop trying to blame Starmer

Trump Has Just Told NATO Allies They Are On Their Own. Starmer Did This. Donald Trump has just posted the most consequential statement about the Western alliance since its foundation. NATO allies, he wrote, privately agreed that Iran could not be allowed a nuclear weapon but refused to help when asked. America no longer needs or desires their assistance. We never did. Let that land. This is not bluster. It is a doctrine. Trump is telling every European government that the Article 5 guarantee they have sheltered under for seventy years was always conditional, and that they have now demonstrated they will not honour their side of the arrangement when it matters. The mutual defence alliance that kept the peace in Europe since 1949 has just been publicly declared a one way street by the President of the United States. Every adversary watching, Russia, China, Iran, will draw the same conclusion simultaneously. Britain's fingerprints are all over this moment. Starmer blocked Diego Garcia. He needed a drone on his own runway to reverse the decision. He consulted his team on minesweepers. He watched France, Greece and Spain defend a British base while HMS Dragon sat in Portsmouth. He offered an aircraft carrier after the war was won and was told it was no longer wanted. He issued a joint humanitarian statement about Lebanon that did not mention Hezbollah once. At every stage of this crisis he chose the path of least domestic political resistance over the obligations of the oldest and most important bilateral relationship in British foreign policy. Trump's post also hands every adversary a strategic map. A Western alliance whose European members privately agree on the threat but publicly refuse to act against it is not an alliance. It is a talking shop with a defence clause nobody intends to honour. Putin will have read this post with considerable satisfaction. So will Beijing. The fracture that Starmer and his European counterparts have opened is not merely reputational. It is structural. And it will not be repaired by a press conference or a carefully worded statement about the special relationship being in operation. Churchill understood that alliances are maintained by behaviour not words. You show up or you do not. Britain did not show up. Trump has noticed. And he has said so, in capital letters, for the entire world to read. The consequences of Starmer's calculations are no longer theoretical. They are here, on Truth Social, signed by the President of the United States of America. "At every stage of this crisis [Starmer] chose the path of least domestic political resistance over the obligations of the oldest and most important bilateral relationship in British foreign policy."

@Nigel_Farage @YouGov Funny how everything is always someone else’s fault, never actually Reforms leaders

I am pleased that @YouGov have backed down and will follow British Polling Council rules. We can now see the full extent of how they manipulate their data to suppress Reform. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/…

@t1meforchange23 Oh thank you, it really cheered me up, haven’t laughed so much

Without a shadow of a doubt this man is Britain’s most outstanding patriot. 30 years of MSM and establishment onslaughts have not stopped him. We back him or Britain breaks up. That is the choice.👇

@NeilHow49337747 No, but thanks for asking

I am voting REFORM UK at the next general election Are you?

@Skint_Eastwood1 @SenJohnKennedy Sort your own country out first, we certainly don’t all hate our Prime minister, however not sure about your president

🚨Senator John Kennedy just ripped into Keir Starmer and Labour on the Senate floor: “I’m not a big fan of Prime Minister Starmer.” “The United Kingdom was founded by geniuses, but at the moment it’s being run by idiots.” The whole of the UK agrees with you @SenJohnKennedy 👏🏻

@NicholasLissack @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk Obviously a joke

There is only one man with the temperament, talent, and vision to lead Britain: Nigel Farage. He will make an outstanding Prime Minister. Vote Reform UK. (@Nigel_Farage)

@Neccccy Nope, Trump is the one that put Tariffs on his allies, was disrespectful about our and other troops. No who I have little respect for

Yes or No?

@Fiona_M @Keir_Starmer He did answer it’s frozen, really hard to say it more explicitly than that

ANSWER THE QUESTION @Keir_Starmer ! Why are you putting up petrol ? Simple English. Do you need a hearing test ? #PMQs

@Nigel_Farage But some of the people who ran our armed forces down are now in your party

It has taken Labour two weeks to send a single naval vessel from Portsmouth behind me to defend our British base in Cyprus. The depleted state of our armed forces is making the rest of the world lose respect for us. This is a wake-up call.

@TRobinsonNewEra @Keir_Starmer No he didn’t, if you lived here you would see the vast sentiment think Starmer played a blinder. Perhaps you are too young to remember exactly when the USA entered WW2. I can tell you it wasn’t at the beginning

President Trump just cooked @Keir_Starmer

@steve14247 @stuey_beef What about your president insulting our troops, sorry I respect your forces but him no

@stuey_beef As an American I'll be the first to say it won't make much difference honestly. Trump isn't a fan of King Charles and he knows he doesn't like him either. Actions are better than words or cordial visits. We want our friends back, not a PM who insults us and doesn't show support.

So it’s come to this. After tensions with Donald Trump, reports say the King and Queen may have to visit the US to help repair the special relationship. Just pause on that. Britain’s elected Prime Minister damages relations with our closest ally… …and the Royal Family are expected to step in and fix it. The special relationship has protected Britain for generations. It should never have been allowed to deteriorate like this.

@John_S_Rawlins @SenTedCruz @SallyPa88561263 @Keir_Starmer Hey you don’t speak for me, I certainly wouldn’t want Farage running the country, as he is hardly ever in Clacton

The majority of the UK public don't support Starmer on this either... a serious mistake, unjustified with major cost and security implications - none of which is in favour of the UK, USA & our allies. @Keir_Starmer needs stopping here or Malaysia might even be able to veto our military usage - rights given away by the UK without necessity. @realDonaldTrump @Nigel_Farage

I am deeply alarmed that the United Kingdom is prepared to transfer the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius. This deal is dangerous to U.S. interests, and President Trump is right to be furious at the U.K.’s decision. My full questioning at today's SFRC hearing: youtube.com/watch?v=f2LC3b…

@Nigel_Farage Yes, you are right, perhaps it’s time to declare we are a neutral country like Switzerland, or build up our forces before we do any threatening.

We were once the greatest naval nation on earth. Now we barely exist as a military power.

@trump_dona19543 No, Trump wanted to invade Greenland, put Tariffs on the supposed special relationship country, said our troops were at the back, no time for the so called leader of the free world