Reform Policies

[JBR]

Leila Cunningham to be next London Mayor.

Good points: Not Sadiq Khan, not Labour
Bad points: Muslim

Hmmmmm

The woman to topple Khan? Farage unveils Reform London mayor candidate

Mr Farage insisted Reform could kick out the three-term winning Labour leader as he confirmed Laila Cunningham, a former CPS prosecutor and ex-Tory councillor in Westminster.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Being a muslim woman, it is possible that she is rather more civilised than many of their men!

 

[Brigadier]

Because like all politicians they are all snakes and out for themselves and support any winning side.

Excellent.

So your choices are :

- spoil your ballot paper, and retain your integrity
- stand for office, and actually do something to change things
- vote for a party, and prove yourself to be a traitorous hypocrite who has no concern for the country


Choices, choices.............

 

[JBR]

Excellent.

So your choices are :

- spoil your ballot paper, and retain your integrity
- stand for office, and actually do something to change things
- vote for a party, and prove yourself to be a traitorous hypocrite who has no concern for the country


Choices, choices.............

No. My choice is to vote for Reform.
I am aware that perhaps the majority of members here hate and decry Reform, but it will take rather more than lefties to put me off!
On the grounds that a muslim woman is standing for election, I'd be more interested to hear what she intends to do, bearing in mind that most muslim women are kept under the thumb by their male relatives. Wouldn't it be interesting to see what she actually does despite assuming that being muslim she is about to take over the country for her religion?
I might add that I know some muslims, including a doctor, who are very sensible and civilised people and beneficial to the country.
In my view, the mass invasion of muslims from France are likely to be potentially dangerous, which is probably why Labour are assisting as many as they can import, no doubt to award them citizenship on the agreement that they all vote Labour in the future.
The Labour party is our real enemy.

 

[Brigadier]

No. My choice is to vote for Reform

I wasn't replying to you

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I am aware that perhaps the majority of members here hate and decry Reform

I doubt it. It's just that those who do make a lot of noise, many don't have jobs so have nothing better to do and some clearly have some sort of obsessive disorder.

We'll get there, good sensible common sense will eventually prevail over the utter madness that's currently taken over this country.

Patience.

 

[JBR]

I wasn't replying to you

Do I care?

 

[JBR]

I doubt it. It's just that those who do make a lot of noise, many don't have jobs so have nothing better to do and some clearly have some sort of obsessive disorder.

We'll get there, good sensible common sense will eventually prevail over the utter madness that's currently taken over this country.

Patience.

Thank you. Encouraging.
Yes, as the old saying goes: 'the emptiest vessels shout the loudest'.
Fortunately, I am adept at ignoring empty vessels!

 

[noseall]

many don't have jobs so have nothing better to do

Yup, poor JBR with nothing better to do all day but rue the catastrophook that is Brexit and then yearn for more, poor misguided old sod.