Binface put up a fight….

fillyboy said:
I've read a number of stories and it's clear that people are being a bit coy with their language now.
For example, if the Police told Farage they were expecting some sort of disruption at the count, that's not directly telling him to stay away for his own safety, but it could be interpreted as such by Farage.
I'd expect some clarification on this today.

Let's not forget that a senior member of reform was murdered recently and somehow that's being linked to an attempted firebombing on Farage last year.
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That’s spin then, as well as deflecting.
 
I'm kind of back to wanting Reform to get in come next GE, and yes I know depending on peoples view of them it can be considered a dangerous thing to wish for.

I suspect if they gain power, they'll discover relatively quickly it's far easier to say what you're going to do if you form a government vs actually having to deliver if you are the government.

They keep on telling is how much better they'll be compared to other parties. Ok then, show us.

In reality, I fully expect as the weeks turn into months, we'd see Nige at the dispatch box giving excuse after excuse as to why certain things haven't been delivered. 'Like all other PMs then' you say? Perhaps. Which would only go to show, Reform will be just like any other party if they form our next government.
 
noseall said:
Clacton-on-Sea has an older, predominantly white population


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Ethnic Breakdown in Rugeley - Nosey’s Manor

    • White: 25,350 (96.9%)
    • Mixed / Multiple ethnic groups: 326 (1.2%)
    • Asian / Asian British: 315 (1.2%)
    • Black / African / Caribbean / Black British: 110 (0.4%)
    • Other ethnic group: 60 (0.2%)
    • Arab: 3 (<0.1%) [1, 2]

    Newham, where I lived and worked until recently:

  • Main Ethnic Breakdown
    According to census data, the distribution of major ethnic groups in Newham includes:


      • Asian or Asian British: ~43.8% to 44% total, with Bangladeshi (15.9%), Indian (11%), and Pakistani (8.9%) forming the largest sub-groups.
      • White: ~30.8% total, split between White British (14.8%) and Other White (14.6%).
      • Black or Black British: ~18.4% total, with African residents making up 11.6% and Black Caribbean around 4%.
      • Mixed or Multiple Ethnic Groups: ~5% to 7%. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

      Compare that to when I lived there in the 80’s:

    • https://www.gold.ac.uk/news/disappearing-londoners/

    • "In 1980, 81% of the population of Newham defined themselves as white British (The Hansard, March, 1981). By 2011 this had decreased to just under 16%. According to 2011 Census data, 11% of East Ham residents are white British, with this number falling to below 5% in some other parts of the Borough".

    • You can see why old Nosey is completely ignorant of how ethnicities change an area.
 
diy_fun_uk said:
I'm kind of back to wanting Reform to get in come next GE, and yes I know depending on peoples view of them it can be considered a dangerous thing to wish for.

I suspect if they gain power, they'll discover relatively quickly it's far easier to say what you're going to do if you form a government vs actually having to deliver if you are the government.

They keep on telling is how much better they'll be compared to other parties. Ok then, show us.

In reality, I fully expect as the weeks turn into months, we'd see Nige at the dispatch box giving excuse after excuse as to why certain things haven't been delivered. 'Like all other PMs then' you say? Perhaps. Which would only go to show, Reform will be just like any other party if they form our next government.
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If they can reform Whitehall any other change is a piece of cake.
 
diy_fun_uk said:
In reality, I fully expect as the weeks turn into months, we'd see Nige at the dispatch box giving excuse after excuse as to why certain things haven't been delivered. 'Like all other PMs then' you say? Perhaps. Which would only go to show, Reform will be just like any other party if they form our next government.
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The other two parties have had numerous spells in government and yes, Reform may be the same when in power but we won’t really know for sure until they are given a chance, will we?
 
fillyboy said:
I've read a number of stories and it's clear that people are being a bit coy with their language now.
For example, if the Police told Farage they were expecting some sort of disruption at the count, that's not directly telling him to stay away for his own safety, but it could be interpreted as such by Farage.
I'd expect some clarification on this today.

Let's not forget that a senior member of reform was murdered recently and somehow that's being linked to an attempted firebombing on Farage last year.
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Let's not forget that AW was attacked in her own home, and no one knew for some time.
Let's not forget that the alleged house attack was similarly clandestine.

If Fromage was seriously in fear for his safety, there'd be few places safer than stood on stage next to Count Binface.
 
Lefty woke britishophobics on here are scratching at the dust trying to look for something to attack the vote with.

The people voted. The result speaks for itself.
 
Did I hear someone say 'Are you happy that the people you want to lead the country might be doing so not in your interests, but in the interests of others'

Omg that's just a genius observation, do you know i never thought of it like that. No really, i mean why am i opposed to KS II oh it's cold blind opposition isn't it, i don't think i just oppose, i react to a whistle and off i go, calling him and his party silly names repeatedly on here using the same repetitive technicoloured yawn of baited waffle.

We all know "we won't dignify this stunt” allowed Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dems and Greens to avoid having their names attached to what would have been an enormous defeat anyway.

Had those parties believed Farage was vulnerable over the financial controversy, surely the serious democratic response would have been to stand against him and test it at the ballot box?
Ah no Instead they stepped aside, Farage increased his apparent vote share from 46% to 63%, and the principal opposition became a man wearing a bin, how about grow the fck up and represent the people, the press loved this, it makes a good story and so they manipulate the fools and the fans to do so, and here you are lapping it up 'bin face' i'm sure just those words causes excitement.

So who's being manipulated again remind me? Oh that's right Russian money and 'Fromage' Deform etc.. am i talking your language now :D

No am not a Reform fan per se they are a one trick pony, and why am i engaging troll bots on here, i must be bored.
 
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diy_fun_uk said:
In reality, I fully expect as the weeks turn into months, we'd see Nige at the dispatch box giving excuse after excuse as to why certain things haven't been delivered. 'Like all other PMs then' you say? Perhaps. Which would only go to show, Reform will be just like any other party if they form our next government.
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You'd hope that when they fail utterly their supporters will realise they're incompetent bullishit artists and drop them.

But that doesn't happen, Investment banker and Ascot regular Farage would blame their failures on the establishment. Former Tory MOs would blame previous government decisions. MPs with no Idea how the system works would blame woke beauracrats. Policy failures will just mean they didn't machine gun enough refugees.

The right fails forward to use an IT term.
 
Brigadier said:
As has Fromage, who said he'll not turn up for the result "on police advice", which the BBC "understand not to be the case".
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"The BBC Understands" is a code for -"we made it up" by phrasing it that way they get themselves out of accusations of lying. And further reading on that comment by the BBC-- The force did not provide details of any conversations with Nigel Farage related to the Clacton declaration.
You cannot trust the "trusted news network"
But I think that he just did not want to give people the opportunity of getting a photo of him and binface.
 
aveatry said:
"The BBC Understands" is a code for -"we made it up" by phrasing it that way they get themselves out of accusations of lying. And further reading on that comment by the BBC-- The force did not provide details of any conversations with Nigel Farage related to the Clacton declaration.
You cannot trust the "trusted news network"
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The police gave them a statement it was *******s, they're just too nice to Nigel to say that he's lying.

They did say no one was warned off attending the count. Farage just didn't want the embarrassment of standing next to a bin.
 
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