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Lee Partis's avatar

It's almost like hypocrisy. . . . . . .

Steve Anderson's avatar

I think the phrase is 'boohoo'. Have I got that right Mr Jenrick?

Lou Whitart's avatar

It’s straight out of the Trump playbook, I can almost hear him saying Mohammed sorry Zia’s words.

As you say Bear our journalists will just see this as, we’ve got more stuff to hide but we will threaten you with blah blah, if you try and find out. I’d have thought the police would be aware of the investigation anyway any laws being broken would be obvious to them or certainly something that should be investigated, of course it’s all legal, they’re scared, now journalists do your thing, we want to know what else they’re hiding

Kane Clements's avatar

Bit of a problem for Reform.

If all the investigations hadn’t produced the truth, they would be suing all concerned. And with £76 million in the bank could afford to do so.

Reporting ITV to the police is an act of performative desperation. Nothing will come of it and Farage and his consigliere will squeal helplessly about the unfairness and bias.

We now have confirmation that from top to bottom Reform is infested with low creatures.

That is Nigel’s tribe and methinks they reflect their master.

Jan Archer's avatar

Dear Bear, good morning. I watched some of the ITV programme and cannot fathom the ugliness of these Reform people.

Best wishes.

W Adam's avatar

Very well written, Bear 👍🏼 The only part I could conceivably disagree with is the idea of Farage himself ‘measuring for curtains’😉

Christopher Currie's avatar

The party's name is not Reform, but ReformUK (the last syllable pronounced Yuk). Reform is a Whig and Liberal principle and calling that party by it risks being sued by the Reform Club, which has so far maintained a dignified silence.