[Abernathy]

I watched as much of Farage’s conference speech as I could tolerate. Which admittedly wasn’t much. It was almost Nurembergian. Complete with stirring martial music and fucking fireworks to greet the dear leader taking the stage, apparently after some delay “for security reasons”.

It was horrible. Fascistic and grating. There were three hecklers in the audience, all of whom were strong-armed out of the auditorium by Reform goons , one young woman being carried out bodily. Grim stuff. Farage’s response from the stage was to shout “BORING, BORING !”. At least he didn’t shout “BERNARD MANNING”.

I could take no more. Back to The Chase.

[Bones McCoy]

Reform has "denied any wrong-doing".



Now, where have we seen that very specific form of words before ?

"Who cares, nobody got hurt, haven't you got any proper crimes to solve?"

As I said; Kray Twins.

Only hurt their own type, you could leave your front door open, loved their mum.

[Andy McDandy]

There seems to be a belief among Reform types that the problem with the Tories is that they didn't go far enough, and that if Fargle comes to power, he will miraculously brush aside whatever bureaucratic barriers hampered previous governments.

It's a fucking cult.

[Youngian]

Mad Nad looking less than delighted to be interviewed by Ch4 News. Reform must be desperate if that the best they can stick up.

[Tubby Isaacs]

That famous straight talking you always get from the populist right. "Reform didn't commission the poll, and there's no invoice". Geoffrey Norman MP.

Nad is indeed one of the more presentable ones. Try putting Lee Anderson up to talk about it. A relative smoothy like Danny Kruger was doubtless already out the back door when Nad stepped in.

Meanwhile, this is the actual leader of Reform. How do I know what the law is, you can't expect me to turn money down. As someone says there, he didn't allow that defence to Angela Rayner.

[Youngian]

Uncharacteristically humble of Farage to admit he's not an expert in something.

[satnav]

West Midland's police have denied that they told Farage to delay his speech. This seems to be a repeat of what he did in Clacton when he falsely claimed that police had advised him to miss the count.

[davidjay]

For a man who made his (first) wedge in finance, he's never too clued up about how money works.

[Yug]

At least one of them has managed to grow up.

A former Reform UK councillor has joined the Liberal Democrats.

Kathryn Shaw was first elected to West Northamptonshire Council when Reform took overall control from the Conservatives in May 2025.

But she quit Nigel Farage's party in March, becoming an independent, and has now joined the Lib Dem group.

"Over the past eight months, I've had a lot of time to reflect on what matters most to me, both as a councillor and as a person," said Shaw, who represents Upton ward.

"For me, it has always been about people before politics, with children, families and our communities at the forefront of everything I do."

After being elected with Reform last year, she became portfolio holder for children, families and education. She stepped down from the role at the start of 2026.

Her move to the Lib Dems takes the group's total to eight councillors and makes it the joint second-largest opposition party at the council alongside Labour, which also has eight...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvgypv8v037o

If one can do it, there may be hope for others.

[Youngian]

Some off the scale nutters at the Reform conference. Richard the Lionheart popped in on his way back from Jerusalem.

[RedSparrows]

Some off the scale nutters at the Reform conference. Richard the Lionheart popped in on his way back from Jerusalem.

Fascinatingly banal, the answers of the interviewees.

'We like him and everyone else does this stuff anyway and he didn't do it and we didn't see and it's smears anyway and he didn't do it anyway but we like him whatever'

plus

loon who thinks he's clever, as standard

plus

Brexit relitigated, and there's STILL no fucking clue

[Boiler]

Okay. After the last couple of days at work and receiving destroyed stuff in the post (plus a fine from HMRC) this morning I am depressed so it's bound to make me despondent: I just feel that we're losing the fight against a very well-funded and organised far-Right and very soon this country will just look like the USA, filled with hate and the full-blooded worship of Mammon.

A mate of mine is thinking of buying a château in France, near Thionville: lucky devil.

[The Weeping Angel]

Reform's poll lead is slipping, and Farage is deeply unpopular and mired in scandal. Treating the far-right as an unstoppable force is how they win.

[Boiler]

Reform's poll lead is slipping, and Farage is deeply unpopular and mired in scandal.

It doesn't seem to be having much of an effect; how many times have you seen "Aim high, vote Lowe" in comments?

[Oboogie]

how many times have you seen "Aim high, vote Lowe" in comments?

Never.

[Abernathy]

They certainly don't do themselves any favours with their fashion choices in the "I'm not a fucking pea-brained nutcase, honest, guv" stakes, do they?

Turquoise stetsons, union jack suits, St George's cross antennae, and fucking Richard the Lionheart costumes..

All completely normal.

[Boiler]

You're lucky then. I've seen it many times, on YouTube especially.

[The Weeping Angel]

Well, the comment section on YouTube isn't the most reliable indicator of public opinion and why are you reading them anyway?

[Boiler]

Bored? Lacking the enthusiasm and/or energy to do something, anything?

[Oboogie]

You're lucky then. I've seen it many times, on YouTube especially.

It's not luck, it's a choice. I prefer not to waste my time seeking them out.