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New Political Party which is gathering pace.

Regardless of your leanings, you can't deny he is a man of courage & conviction, qualities that are not just rare in today's politics, but pretty much non existent.

Gonna ruffle a few feathers.

And has avoided £4bn while receiving hundreds of millions in grants
Does he still want Joe Public to pay for Man U’s new stadium?

The cheeky IMMIGRANT 

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑26 Feb 2026, 11:42 I’m sure they did a range of ads including one to appeal to some voters that don’t have English as their first language 

Sir Rat the tax dodger made up some figures to make a point
Deliberately? Who knows. 
Billionaire accepting government grants to support his business. Poor behaviour from a now Frenchman (for tax purposes)

 He pays Tax (£67 million on average) every year in this Country. 

If you want to restore Britain you will need to tackle the benefits bill and find a route to growth.
As Radcliffe said, you cannot have 9m people on benefits.
1m of young people are curently not in work or education.
Growth is next to nothing.

anyone who has a plan to fix that will get my vote.

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑26 Feb 2026, 11:42 I’m sure they did a range of ads including one to appeal to some voters that don’t have English as their first language 

Sir Rat the tax dodger made up some figures to make a point
Deliberately? Who knows. 
Billionaire accepting government grants to support his business. Poor behaviour from a now Frenchman (for tax purposes)

Sydney_Iron wrote: ↑26 Feb 2026, 04:22 Sir Jim Ratcliffe gets cunted, accused of racism etc etc for saying the UK is being Colonised by foreigner's and especially that criticism is from the Green Party and its supporters

The same Green party that is now campaigning in Urdu in an upcoming by election! Bunch of hypocrits if you ask me............

 

I’m sure they did a range of ads including one to appeal to some voters that don’t have English as their first language 

Sir Rat the tax dodger made up some figures to make a point
Deliberately? Who knows. 
Billionaire accepting government grants to support his business. Poor behaviour from a now Frenchman (for tax purposes)

Sir Jim Ratcliffe gets cunted, accused of racism etc etc for saying the UK is being Colonised by foreigner's and especially that criticism is from the Green Party and its supporters

The same Green party that is now campaigning in Urdu in an upcoming by election! Bunch of hypocrits if you ask me............

 

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑25 Feb 2026, 19:31 Sold off Energy companies ripping off UK consumers 
Same for water companies as they pump shit into our rivers while creaming off bonuses & dividends
Poll tax shooting up
Social housing non existent 

All the legacy of that witch Thatcher
Suck it up and stop complaining 
This is what you voted for 

Pitt the toddler

Thatcher? 36 years ago?
I blame Sir Anthony Eden and Pitt the Younger.

Utter half-wit.

Sold off Energy companies ripping off UK consumers 
Same for water companies as they pump shit into our rivers while creaming off bonuses & dividends
Poll tax shooting up
Social housing non existent 

All the legacy of that witch Thatcher
Suck it up and stop complaining 
This is what you voted for 

See Starmer is waffling on about reduction in energy bills but doesn't explain why electric standing charges are actually going up!

He also doesn't mention that any "saving" will be eaten up by water bills and council tax.  In my area SE Water bills will increase by 7% in April.  WSCC element of our council tax will rise in April by 4.99%.  This comprises 2% for Adults’ Social Care and 2.99% for general services.  This doesn't cover Southern Water or Local Council rises, they haven't informed us yet.

I really don't know why if and when you need care and have to self fund you don't receive a refund for all the adult social care you have paid in council tax, as all you are doing is helping to pay someone elses care as well as your own.

I see Starmer as a walking bent over bottom, stumbling blindly around waiting for the next person to fuck him up the arse.

Ukrainian rent boys preferred. Obvs...

Perceptions vary person to person.

I see both Reform and Restore as basically the same party that used to be UKIP.

As for the Tories with the nastier element deserting them for R and R they are struggling to reposition themselves and retain credibility. They are somewhat stuck in a bind.

 

It was never socially acceptable to admit voting BNP. That is not the case with Restore Britain.

stubbo-admin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 21:55 So from my 'not close to it' view from the outside, and no doubt particularly uninformed, it seems a bit like:

Restore = New BNP
Reform = Pre-Cameron Tories (with a touch of Boris era about them)
Tories = New Labour Blair era (without the charismatic leader)
Labour = Tory/Lib Dem Coalition
Lib Dems = Pre-Clegg Lib Dem irrelevance
Greens = Lib Dems when they left the centre and went after every niche group going
Anyone filling the role of Corbyn's Labour to complete the set?

Is that a million miles away?

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 09:59

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 09:40 Blatant shoplifting cսnt:

https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/SysSite ... -theft.mp4

But police are keeping Wiltshire safe.



 

Gary Lineker has lost the plot since leaving the BBC.

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 09:40 Blatant shoplifting cսnt:

https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/SysSite ... -theft.mp4

But police are keeping Wiltshire safe.


 

stubbo-admin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 22:41 By outside, I mean someone who doesn't follow the day to day of politics closely.  So it's a view from a distance, without a lot of in depth knowledge.

Blatant shoplifting cսnt:

https://www.wiltshire.police.uk/SysSite ... -theft.mp4

But police are keeping Wiltshire safe.

 

By outside, I mean someone who doesn't follow the day to day of politics closely.  So it's a view from a distance, without a lot of in depth knowledge.

A view from the outside?

What country do you live in?

So from my 'not close to it' view from the outside, and no doubt particularly uninformed, it seems a bit like:

Restore = New BNP
Reform = Pre-Cameron Tories (with a touch of Boris era about them)
Tories = New Labour Blair era (without the charismatic leader)
Labour = Tory/Lib Dem Coalition
Lib Dems = Pre-Clegg Lib Dem irrelevance
Greens = Lib Dems when they left the centre and went after every niche group going
Anyone filling the role of Corbyn's Labour to complete the set?

Is that a million miles away?

Nutsack you're not the brightest are you.