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Reform tried to organise a piss up in a brewery and couldn't

Reform UK summer party planned for Lancaster Brewery is cancelled by venue
https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/new ... ue-5198842

Apparently, our Rod was a lifelong supporter of the Tories before apparently seeing sense and voting Labour in 2024.
But now he wants to give Farage a chance. So he’s been a cunt for rather a long time, and has now slipped effortlessly back into being an even bigger cunt.

What a cunt.

I never liked Rod Stewart, long before I knew anything of politics - let alone his politics. It's a shame because, for me, he ruined the Faces who were a cracking little band but just the knowledge that one of them was that cunt made it impossible for me to enjoy them. If only Steve Marriot hadn't buggered off when he did.

If Rod makes any reference to Farage at Glastonbury I doubt there will be as much criticism getting lobbed the BBC's way as yesterday, given the broadcaster is nothing short of being Reform's media arm these days. Channel 4 seem to want to be making inroads on that front though, if the hour they gave the cunt last week is an indicator.

AOB wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 12:51 pm If Rod makes any reference to Farage at Glastonbury I doubt there will be as much criticism getting lobbed the BBC's way as yesterday, given the broadcaster is nothing short of being Reform's media arm these days. Channel 4 seem to want to be making inroads on that front though, if the hour they gave the cunt last week is an indicator.

From https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/ ... e-coverage

The former BBC director of television Danny Cohen, who has made repeated allegations of anti-Israel bias against his former employer, said there was a wider issue at the corporation. “This left-of-centre structural bias in the BBC newsroom informs a lot of the journalism,” he said. “Amongst younger journalists it seems to be a particular problem when it comes to anti-Israel bias.”

The incidents have resulted in uncomfortable internal claims of both anti-Israel and anti-Palestinian bias. More unrest followed the corporation’s decision to sever its ties with Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, stating that broadcasting it “risked creating a perception of partiality”. It handed ownership back to its independent producer, Basement Films.

Another day, another councillor:

Abernathy wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 11:18 pm I see the octogenarian Rod Stewart has dementia kicking in .

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-ent ... 78559.html

Rod Stewart tells people to ‘give Farage a chance’ ahead of Glastonbury Legends performance.

Rod Stewart has previous. This is from 1970.

"But, but... BBC! Bob Vylan! 2TK!"

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2llkjy732o

Reform UK councillor Amanda Clare has been charged with assault and criminal damage after an incident at a Pride event.

BBC wasn't filming this woman throwing a wobbly, which is a shame.

davidjay wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:13 pm Another day, another councillor:

Excellent "No true Scotsman" fallacy there. She can go to court and try that defence.

More sleuth hound work by Kent DOGE.

It's a fucking LICENCE. With a fucking C, not a fucking S.

Boiler wrote: ↑Mon Jun 30, 2025 10:45 pm It's a fucking LICENCE. With a fucking C, not a fucking S.

Yet again, those who shout the loudest about British values can't use English properly.

Tee Hee.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gee4w7djzo

Just FRO, you tiresome turquoise twats.

And yet again a national party leader is quoted in a story about a local council.

'The socials' appear to have decided that I'm hugely interested in seeing the brainfarts of the official 'Welsh' and 'Scottish' Reform social media teams (100% guaranteed based in that London). This, together with posts from the likes of Wales Online and BBC Wales (not so much BBC Cymru) is to a huge extent followed by comments that are merely "Reform [flag of some sort optional]" or "Reform all the way" - dozens of them. Is this organised? Bot farmed? Or is it simply a reflection of the limited ability of Reform supporters to articulate themselves?
Any ideas?

Killer Whale wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 8:07 am Is this organised? Bot farmed? Or is it simply a reflection of the limited ability of Reform supporters to articulate themselves?

Yes.

Bit of a Reform split. Andrea Jenkyns didn't sign up, but the bloke in Hull did. He's an ex-boxer, so just could be a personal interest in fitness. Or he could be getting his head down more generally. Either way, he may find his party less than congenial.

First one to mention 15 minute cities in 5, 4,3...