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This lady right here took the whole attack to another level — a very personal one.

lol, Farage is about to quit. Watch Reform fade out like UKIP. 😂

Remember I said she’s signed her NDA now, so she can’t take a step without Nigel’s command. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/slyfortheright/status/…

What else do you want me to say? This is leadership. This is the woman we’ve been waiting for. Kemi says what others are too afraid to say. She calls out radical Islamism clearly and without apology, while other so-called leaders either tiptoe around it, run to mosques to appease, or even claim we need Islamists for British politics. Absolute madness. She understands the threat, names it, and backs words with action, protecting Jewish communities, defending British values, and refusing to surrender our democracy to extremism. That takes courage. That takes conviction. This is what leadership looks like. This is why she’s different. #VoteConservatives #Kemi4PM

This guy isn’t serious. Any civil servant backing him — or clicking his links — is begging for trouble. He’s literally asking for “feedback” from the same 100,000 people he plans to sack on day one. We’ve seen this movie before: DOGE in the US, council “reforms” here — cut the state, funnel the money to private firms, costs go UP, accountability disappears. If you’re a civil servant supporting Reform, you’re a tree voting for the axe. Don’t act shocked when it swings.

Who says politics can’t have a bit of fun and still deliver? Kemi is putting British business first, backing our car industry, caring about the environment, and most importantly defending people’s freedom to choose what they drive. That’s grown-up leadership.

Last I checked, you and your party were contacted by grooming-gang victims and you ignored them. Guess who actually stepped up and responded? The Conservative Party. Save the lectures, you can’t preach about complicity when you couldn’t even answer the phone.

That’s called holding the PM to account — something your lot isn’t used to. When his own MPs openly say he’s a caretaker PM, that tells you everything. If his party can’t trust him, why on earth should the country?

Mr Dean, you sound like you’re reading straight from the same “contract” Reform already tore up and rebranded as a philosophy. Be honest with yourself, Reform is a one-trick pony. Beyond shouting immigration every five minutes, what do you actually have to offer? Nothing.

Now considering the fact Reform literally tried to frame Rupert as “demented” and even attempted to set him up with the police, I’m honestly not shocked if they’ve lied about this man too, all because he exposed the electoral fraud their own people were mixed up in. These smear tactics are their comfort zone. When someone tells the truth about them, suddenly he’s a criminal, a lunatic, or now… a sex-toy bandit. Pathetic.

Everyone wonders why Reform is under so much scrutiny: well, they asked for it. They’ve spent months acting like saints, and now we find out their own councillor was hiring illegal immigrants while they scream at the BBC for “planting” one in the audience. You can’t make this stuff up. The hypocrisy is unbelievable.

“Won’t rebel,” you say? Tell that to the endless list of your councillors who’ve already rebelled, leaked your Zoom calls, or quit over clown-level excuses like needing to support their wife at a flower show. If Reform UK ever formed a government, half your MPs would go independent by Christmas and the rest would be tied up in by-elections. What a joke!

Raise it on one side and take it straight back through taxes — classic. Just like the devil: give with the right hand and snatch it back with the left. This lot think people can’t see what they’re doing.

Lol Caerphilly comes to mind. You hyped up that poor young man, pushed him into the race and watched him get flattened by Plaid Cymru, and now you’re gearing up to hype another one? Reform is toast outside England — and even inside England you’re already slipping in the polls (-6). That’s not a “new dawn”, that’s the sun setting on your party. 😂

What are the odds — two clowns arguing about who’s got the most colour on their face. You’ve got Labour drifting around with no direction and the Greens shouting from the sidelines. Neither of them has a clue what they’re doing, but they’re very loud about it.

This isn’t even a diss — it’s just reality. Reform would run this country into the ground within months if they ever won. They’ve got no plan, no structure, no experienced team. Whatever Farage says becomes gospel, and if you dare disagree you’re branded a traitor and kicked out. It would be total chaos. We’d end up with the highest number of independent MPs in history because nobody can survive in a party built on vibes, anger, and zero governance. The grown-up work of running a country needs discipline, experience, and strategy — Reform has none of it.

But at the start of the invasion you were the one telling us this was all happening because we ‘poked the Russian bear.’ So whose side are you actually on? You can’t lecture anyone about Ukraine when you’ve been flip-flopping since day one.

I can see you’ve managed to speak from both sides of your mouth however, the only thing I agree with you on is the fact that Farage is an unserious man chasing headlines, not delivering substance. That’s why I’ve backed Kemi from day one. When she said she wouldn’t rush out policies, I knew it was strategy, not weakness. And guess what? I was right. She’s pacing herself, responding directly to Labour’s disasters, and producing real counter-policies that actually matter. That’s what a real leader does. That’s what a real Opposition looks like. It’s not about who can scream the loudest on TV or who can buy the highest polling spike. It’s about who is ready to take over when Starmer collapses — and that’s Kemi, not a man painting lines on roads for attention. Reform had every chance to prove themselves in councils and fell flat. If you can’t run a council, you’re not running a country. Simple. And let’s also be clear: Jenrick isn’t leading anything — we already have a leader. And Lowe? He’s a lone operator, good at whipping up noise, but he’s not leading the Conservative Party even if he joined. So while Reform keeps doing pantomime politics, the Conservatives under Kemi are doing the actual heavy lifting — policies, structure, planning. Farage sells snake oil. Kemi builds a government-in-waiting. That’s the difference.

You must really see British politics like it’s a YouTube livestream, where the person with the most views wins. This isn’t about clicks or hype: it’s about leadership, competence and who can actually run the country. The BBC and Sky focus on the only serious contender for government, the Conservative Party, not the loudest circus act. Farage can pull in 10x the viewers, but views don’t run departments or fix the economy, serious leadership does.

Now it all makes sense: this “nothing to lose” crowd isn’t voting on policy, facts, or even basic common sense. They’re voting on feelings. It’s the political equivalent of a gambler walking into a casino with their rent money and saying, “Why not? Let’s put it all on black.” Except this isn’t a game. These decisions shape the future of the country. “Vote Reform, nothing to lose”? 😂 No, the nation has everything to lose when people start treating elections like a scratch card.