I always said they’d collapse before even getting to the next election. Incredibly corrupt party supported by idiots.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 25 Jul 2026, 13:03
by Coco
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 12:53
I always said they’d collapse before even getting to the next election. Incredibly corrupt party supported by idiots.
Yes but will they beat the other corrupt party's who are also supported and run by idiots......
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 12:53
I always said they’d collapse before even getting to the next election. Incredibly corrupt party supported by idiots.
Yes but will they beat the other corrupt party's who are also supported and run by idiots......
There are levels when it comes to corruption and idiots though, Reform get both Gold medals. A lot of the idiot's usually boomers who watch talk TV and GB news appear to be gaining at least some brain cells, I've heard a few say they won't support them any more.
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 12:53
I always said they’d collapse before even getting to the next election. Incredibly corrupt party supported by idiots.
Yes but will they beat the other corrupt party's who are also supported and run by idiots......
There are levels when it comes to corruption and idiots though, Reform get both Gold medals. A lot of the idiot's usually boomers who watch talk TV and GB news appear to be gaining at least some brain cells, I've heard a few say they won't support them any more.
Why do you think you're smarter than Reform voters? I reckon my jobbies have a higher IQ than you.
Yes but will they beat the other corrupt party's who are also supported and run by idiots......
There are levels when it comes to corruption and idiots though, Reform get both Gold medals. A lot of the idiot's usually boomers who watch talk TV and GB news appear to be gaining at least some brain cells, I've heard a few say they won't support them any more.
Why do you think you're smarter than Reform voters? I reckon my jobbies have a higher IQ than you.
Why? becuase i have the sense to see that someone who takes millions in bribes for trying to change government policies that will benefit the donor, kisses Trumps arse and admires Vladimir Putin more than any other world leader is more than likely bad for Blighty. Anyone who doesn't is a fcuking idiot.
Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 15:31
There are levels when it comes to corruption and idiots though, Reform get both Gold medals. A lot of the idiot's usually boomers who watch talk TV and GB news appear to be gaining at least some brain cells, I've heard a few say they won't support them any more.
Why do you think you're smarter than Reform voters? I reckon my jobbies have a higher IQ than you.
Why? becuase i have the sense to see that someone who takes millions in bribes for trying to change government policies that will benefit the donor, kisses Trumps arse and admires Vladimir Putin more than any other world leader is more than likely bad for Blighty. Anyone who doesn't is a fcuking idiot.
Why do you think you're smarter than Reform voters? I reckon my jobbies have a higher IQ than you.
Why? becuase i have the sense to see that someone who takes millions in bribes for trying to change government policies that will benefit the donor, kisses Trumps arse and admires Vladimir Putin more than any other world leader is more than likely bad for Blighty. Anyone who doesn't is a fcuking idiot.
Drivel
Eeedyet.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 04:27
by Ricky
Zack Polanski is under some serious pressure. Victoria Derbyshire asked him to apologize to Farage for sharing an image of a guillotine with the caption "We're only thinking of Nigel" - not only did he refuse to apologise he essentially blamed Farage for it, something about cropping a screenshot of it or something
As much as I enjoy seeing this oddball squirm, it's a tactical mistake for Reform to go after him, it benefits Reform for the Greens to have some popularity.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 04:57
by Boxerbeetle
Apparently Polanski didn’t actively post or share it, but accepted a ‘collaboration’ request featuring a bunch of photos and the Farage one was amongst them, he just didn’t realise.
I actually think this is worse - don’t personally give a toss what rubbish politicians post on socials, but if the leader of a major party can’t even be bothered to review whatever request he’s accepting, it really calls his general competence and intelligence into question.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 05:44
by Lenny Cravats
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 04:57
Apparently Polanski didn’t actively post or share it, but accepted a ‘collaboration’ request featuring a bunch of photos and the Farage one was amongst them, he just didn’t realise.
I actually think this is worse - don’t personally give a toss what rubbish politicians post on socials, but if the leader of a major party can’t even be bothered to review whatever request he’s accepting, it really calls his general competence and intelligence into question.
The worst part is that Reform are being absolute fornicating babies.
It's an XTC song from the 70's. 'We're only making plans for Nigel', with a drawing of a French Revolution style guillotine.
They're literally demanding Polanski to be arrested.
Absolute fornicating babies.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 06:10
by Lenny Cravats
Demanding a leader of a political party be arrested for a joke. Not even for making a joke. For accepting a collaboration on a load of pictures, with one of them containing a joke t-shirt.
They really are the anti-establishment party funded by aristocrats and billionaires, populated by privately educated millionaires and members of a former government giving us our last chance to save free speech.
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 04:57
Apparently Polanski didn’t actively post or share it, but accepted a ‘collaboration’ request featuring a bunch of photos and the Farage one was amongst them, he just didn’t realise.
I actually think this is worse - don’t personally give a toss what rubbish politicians post on socials, but if the leader of a major party can’t even be bothered to review whatever request he’s accepting, it really calls his general competence and intelligence into question.
The worst part is that Reform are being absolute fornicating babies.
It's an XTC song from the 70's. 'We're only making plans for Nigel', with a drawing of a French Revolution style guillotine.
They're literally demanding Polanski to be arrested.
Absolute fornicating babies.
But my point is, according to his version of events, Polanski could literally have accepted anything to be automatically posted on his socials, given he hadn’t even bothered to check it. Could even have done a Martin Bakole, and that would have been the end of his political career. Just plain stupidity and laziness.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 06:19
by Boxerbeetle
Incidentally I’ve hardly listened to any XTC songs but always read good things about them, really should check them out properly.
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 04:57
Apparently Polanski didn’t actively post or share it, but accepted a ‘collaboration’ request featuring a bunch of photos and the Farage one was amongst them, he just didn’t realise.
I actually think this is worse - don’t personally give a toss what rubbish politicians post on socials, but if the leader of a major party can’t even be bothered to review whatever request he’s accepting, it really calls his general competence and intelligence into question.
The worst part is that Reform are being absolute fornicating babies.
It's an XTC song from the 70's. 'We're only making plans for Nigel', with a drawing of a French Revolution style guillotine.
They're literally demanding Polanski to be arrested.
Absolute fornicating babies.
But my point is, according to his version of events, Polanski could literally have accepted anything to be automatically posted on his socials, given he hadn’t even bothered to check it. Could even have done a Martin Bakole, and that would have been the end of his political career. Just plain stupidity and laziness.
Yeah, I agree. I don't do social media, so don't really understand the ins and outs.
I find it odd that high profile politicians have personal accounts that aren't run by staff, to be honest.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 08:20
by Lenny Cravats
Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 06:19
Incidentally I’ve hardly listened to any XTC songs but always read good things about them, really should check them out properly.
They were a decent band!
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 09:04
by Baby Face Finster
Dear God is a cracker of a song. Best song about the absurdity of religion.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 09:28
by Boxerbeetle
Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 09:04
Dear God is a cracker of a song. Best song about the absurdity of religion.
Got Apple Music on in the background whilst working, playing their top songs. Dear God just played, definitely the best one so far, really good stuff.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 29 Jul 2026, 15:26
by Nightmare Roy
Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑29 Jul 2026, 06:10
Demanding a leader of a political party be arrested for a joke. Not even for making a joke. For accepting a collaboration on a load of pictures, with one of them containing a joke t-shirt.
They really are the anti-establishment party funded by aristocrats and billionaires, populated by privately educated millionaires and members of a former government giving us our last chance to save free speech.
Absolute fornicating babies.
Farage has literally called the police.
He's acting like a soft public school boy, oh wait a minute
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 30 Jul 2026, 04:04
by Lenny Cravats
Police confirm they are not taking action against Polanski.
Reform are crying all over social media about it. Apparently, if any member of the public accepted a collaboration, they'd be arrested. This is evidence of two-tier, anti-Reform policing.
Obviously bollocks. The guy wearing the t-shirt wouldn't get arrested.
I don't think I've ever seen a political party act like such fornicating babies.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 30 Jul 2026, 04:44
by NazNaci1
Well, they are now 2nd to Labour in the Polls.
Tories are catching them, too.
I think this silver spooned Toff's (Garage) bubble is now on the point of bursting.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 30 Jul 2026, 05:25
by Nightmare Roy
Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026, 04:04
Police confirm they are not taking action against Polanski.
Reform are crying all over social media about it. Apparently, if any member of the public accepted a collaboration, they'd be arrested. This is evidence of two-tier, anti-Reform policing.
Obviously bollocks. The guy wearing the t-shirt wouldn't get arrested.
I don't think I've ever seen a political party actually like such fornicating babies.
They say it's inciting violence but they had that silly split arse who was actually jailed for inciting violence on stage, giving her a round of applause whilst they harped on about freedom of speech/expression. You can say mean things about foreigner's but not our Nigel Fannies
Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑30 Jul 2026, 04:04
Police confirm they are not taking action against Polanski.
Reform are crying all over social media about it. Apparently, if any member of the public accepted a collaboration, they'd be arrested. This is evidence of two-tier, anti-Reform policing.
Obviously bollocks. The guy wearing the t-shirt wouldn't get arrested.
I don't think I've ever seen a political party actually like such fornicating babies.
They say it's inciting violence but they had that silly split arse who was actually jailed for inciting violence on stage, giving her a round of applause whilst they harped on about freedom of speech/expression. You can say mean things about foreigner's but not our Nigel Fannies
They said it was incitement to murder, a crime that potentially carries a life sentence.
They've lost what little of the plot they had.
Re: Reform Thread
Posted: 30 Jul 2026, 07:01
by Ruthless-RKO
How far behind are Restore?
They're pushing the Manchester mayoral elections big
