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satnav wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:13 pm Apparently Richard Tice doesn't like the fact that various media outlets keep referring to his party as 'Far Right Party'. This seems rather odd given that the party is constantly trying to outflank the Tories on cutting immigration, cutting public spending and cutting foreign aid. Surely being labelled far right is their unique selling point.

The old joke, "Maybe not, but I bet they help them out when they're busy" comes to mind here.

Maybe it’s the party part.

France, apparently, isn't sovereign.

Love No 4

Number 5 is likely to cost more money than processing in the UK as well.

TL/DR: Get some boot boys to dump 'em on an island in the south Atlantic.

Do the Overseas Territories get any say?

I don't properly understand their constitutional status, but I got the impression they were a step up from colonies.

Might be the straw that broke the camel's back for Gibraltar.

Illegals already aren’t allowed to settle, there’s a clue in the word illegal.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 6:18 pm TL/DR: Get some boot boys to dump 'em on an island in the south Atlantic.

If the boat people are coming from West Africa, St Helena isn’t so far. They could find employment as curators at the Napoleon museum.

What does ‘declaring a national security threat’ entail?

New Dept of Immigration “staffed by believers “

WTf ?

Love to see the interview questions for those jobs.

This is looks like one of Tim Martin’s beer mats. Notice Reform doesn’t respond to French accusations as to why these people are crossing their country to reach the UK; tolerance of a deregulated labour market where workplace inspection for labour abuses are token and rare.

And another.

Tom Harwood seemingly surprised Reform seem to attract cranks and loonies

Like UKIP before them, today’s Reform candidates are tomorrow’s Tories.

Alien Vs Predator vibes

Richard Tice V Johnathan Gullis is like one of those boxing matches where you don't really care who wins as long as they manage to give each other a good pasting.
I wouldn't be surprised however to find that Gullis had been in discussions to join Reform. Gullis probably got offered the Deputy Chairman role just to keep him on board. He probably just sits in an office all day with a red box and an empty bookshelf.

Yes, I guess the only “dirt” Tice has on Gullis is that he inquired if Reform were interested in his skills!

Reports have emerged of how much of a wanker he was as a teacher. There may be more material there - it seems ex-pupils have been sharing their experiences of him...

Tice is clearly rattled that the Tories and Tory supporting journalists are now starting to scrutinise the candidates that the Reform Party are putting forward for the General Election. He needs to develop a thicker skin because this scrutiny will intensive if Reform keep doing well in the opinion polls.