Reform/Farage

Nov 01, 2025 Last reply: 4 months ago 57 Replies

There is no 'typical reform voter'

Just as the UK leaving the EU has been an improvement?

We didn't *really* leave though, did we?

The politicians prevented that.

But the little we have managed to do has been extremely beneficial

Better and cheaper food from Africa and south America instead of Spain and Italy

Ability to support Ukraine without EU prevarication.

We know that Labour Liberal and Tory politicians have been told to destroy the country to force it back into submission to the EU, but Reform will actually reverse that.

The first thing that needs to go is the slavish adherence to EU energy and climate rules, which no one in the EU keeps to. But we do.

I've no idea whether or not in the financial, energy, foreign policy, etc areas it's been successful or not. Where it has been successful is to remove a layer of politicians. Any removal of a layer of politicians should be looked on with satisfaction. I recommend the poem "Siphonaptera" to you.

Don't forget the captive bottle caps...

Don’t worry…more than 18 months into the new Labour pro-growth government complete with a Cabinet comprised solely of state-school-educated people, growth is now zero, perhaps in part due to record numbers of NEETs, sick notes, the increases in Living Wage and National Insurance…and more U-turns by the incompetent Prime Minister than can easily be recalled, as his back-benchers have their way. Where would the EU have saved us from this farce?

And the straight bananas:

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You know I couldn't give a damn about that, any more than I give a damn about straight bananas. Neither are hills I will die on. Plenty of EU legislation is reasonable, and the EU has a right to dictate the quality of products it imports.

We can now sell things in metric and imperial units if we choose.

And that is the key. We now have the choice. But our *current* politicians choose not to exercise it. Because they want to be in power but pass all responsibility to the EU. Wankers.

The EU is *responsible* for this farce.

Labour and the Tories both *deliberately* want to destroy this country to make it weak enough to need the EU.

It's all part of the 're-joiner' movement.

Only one part is offering any alternative...

...But they are ahead in the polls.

Any country has the right to specify what it will import but none should have the right to specify our legislation.

no VAT on private school fees for a start

Labour would have found a way to cause as much damage as possible to the private education sector, they've been wrecking education since the

1940s. Read "A Revolution Betrayed" by Peter Hitchens.

Well that is what Starmer May and Sunak have allowed. Via the ECHR, and the various 'deals with the EU' which are designed to ensure we cannot out compete them by e.g. having a sane energy policy, or a better immigration policy, or indeed cheaper labour rates.

That legislation was little to do with the quality of the food it imports. It was more about excluding products from certain former British colonies tat could only grow smaller bananas.

Much like the classification of other fruit and vegetables that required perfect shape and colour but didn't consider as a result all taste had been engineered out of the product.

BTW, big red juicy early Spanish strawberries are in the supermarkets. They taste the same as bottled water!

If removing a layer of politicians, then by all means start with Reform and the 'Tory to Reform' opportunists.

I'll wait for the N African ones.

Its a delight to be getting fruit from the Cape right now

But they are not politicans. Yet

Of course it is. The weather is much better without all these white Christian Europeans!

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