[Youngian]

Lowe is nearly 70, his ambitions have to be focused and limited. Stuffing Farage is top of his bucket list.

[Bones McCoy]

A happy June 6th everybody.

A reminder that this day in 1944 the world's most successful Antifa project was launched across Normandy's beaches.

A project almost 3 years in planning.
An estimated 2 million people were involved full time in that preparation.
The task was hard and deadly, but we won and the fascists were crushed.

Never forget.

[davidjay]

They’ll make Reform even worse. Possibly Farage and Lowe do a deal.

I can't see that happening. Anyone as extreme as Lowe sees any sort of compromise as selling out.

[satnav]

The interesting thing is that despite their differences and fallings out Lowe and Farage don't appear to have taken any legal action against each other. This is either because they both know that any court case could ruin both of them or that they are leaving the door open to some kind of deal near to an election. Lowe has mainly concentrated his efforts on the East Coast near his constituency so Farage could easily stand down candidates in Norfolk and Suffolk in return for Restore standing down in the Northern seats that Reform need to win.

[Andy McDandy]

It's Rivals. Rupert vs Tony but they're both ugly and shit.

[Youngian]

Lowe and Farage don't appear to have taken any legal action against each other.

Apart from grassing Lowe up to Plod for alleged illegal firearms.

[AOB]

Restore taking, and splitting , some of the Reform vote is welcome, but Farage is more likely to lose votes back to the Tories, through older voters, if they ever get their shit together.

Out of all the scenarios and "what it's", the most unlikely I see coming to fruition is Farage as PM, ie a Reform majority. At best for him, is the Tories in a hung Parliament going into a coalition with Reform, which would probably suit him as he doesn't want to do the work. A Tory/ Reform coalition may be even worse than a Reform government as the incompetency of the latter in government on their own would become glaringly obviously to even the most casual observer within weeks.

[mattomac]

It would probably have a majority as well, maybe they would do a confidence and supply deal or whatever its called

[davidjay]

Tommy being patriotic again.

[davidjay]

An MP speaks.

[Watchman]

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article- ... chool.html

Any word from the "Save R Wimmin" defenders

[davidjay]

Tommy's had his collar felt at Heathrow again.

Tommy's set up a crowdfunder again.

[AOB]

Steady. Yaxley's defenses aren't cheap. Someone who has studied psychology all their lives would make me understand why his supporters donate to his defense when they know Musk does too. Is there something in their brain chemistry which makes it impossible to see that due to Musk his defense is technically free anyway so "why should I part with my cash, Musk has limitless money yet he wants me to sacrifice some of mine". Ah well, less cash far right civilians have in their pockets the better.

[Boiler]

Tommy's had his collar felt at Heathrow again.

Tommy's set up a crowdfunder again.

And the cash will pour in.

It's so fucking tedious and so fucking predictable.

[davidjay]

Football supporters are encouraged to give their disposable income to their club because it makes them better supporters. Ten-Names FC supporters are no different.

[Samanfur]

Tommy's had his collar felt at Heathrow again.

Tommy's set up a crowdfunder again.

And the cash will pour in.

It's so fucking tedious and so fucking predictable.

The same Tommeh who fears for his life, but was happily smirking into cameras at demonstrations in the last couple of weeks.

[Boiler]

Football supporters are encouraged to give their disposable income to their club because it makes them better supporters. Ten-Names FC supporters are no different.

FC = Fucking Cunt?

[Samanfur]

Man in hiding and in fear of his and his family's lives shows up to speak at the Oxford Union:

Inside the Oxford Union debate where Tommy Robinson lost to a Palestinian student from Gaza

On Wednesday night Britain's most notorious anti-Islam activist was hosted at the Oxford Union by a Palestinian student from Gaza who said she was upholding his right to free speech, before roundly defeating him in a debate on Islam.

Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, arrived at the debating society to speak in support of the motion "This House believes the West is right to be suspicious of Islam". It failed to pass.

Laurence Fox, a prominent far-right commentator and founder of a small right-wing political party, who was set to speak alongside Robinson, was seen smoking in his tuxedo.

He happily watched the enraged protestors outside as police officers, sent as reinforcements, jogged past.

"I just wanted to see if it was one guy with a megaphone," he said gleefully. "But it's not."

Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, the former Conservative minister and a union trustee who was to speak against Robinson in the debate, was seen enjoying a drink in the union bar.