A DAMNING Indictment of the #Reform Party. Internal letter of #Resignation by a #Reform Regional Chairman.
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@jdpoc Who was this letter from and which year ? Do you know? It's strange you don't include that. Looks like a long time ago.
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@jdpoc @reformexposed The last paragraph nails it. Policies thought up on a Monday to gain radio and tv airtime up to Sunday. They rarely exist longer than a week. Then a new policy gets them through the following week. Without GBNews, TalkTV and radio exposure they curl up and die and are anonymous.
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@jdpoc @reformexposed It sounds as if this has come as a surprise. Anyone who has watched Farage's career knows that he is all thin skinned, money grubbing vanity project.
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@jdpoc That is because Faragé is a wannabe dictator, he has no interest or intention in democracy. Like Trump and Putin he will concentrate power to the point where no one will be able to touch him and even if checks and balances try and control him, he will just ignore them. #ReformUK
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@jdpoc Did you really expect something different from Farage and his millionaires leaders? Remember when Lowe was booted from the party, it has never been a democratic party, but only a one man show.
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@jdpoc Weird — you have to be delusional to ever think that Deform is anything but a malignant corporation serving its few rich, Russian owned leaders.
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@jdpoc Blah this lefty has gone into overdrive to suit his narrative tomorrow this lefty will say more bullshit to suit his agenda
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@jdpoc One only has to look at what a mess the local councils are in run by Reform. A reform government would be utter chaos. Cabinet members falling out, Liz Trust type policies. Just hope the public sees through them for what they are.
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@jdpoc To be fair, that could be a description of the local organisations of all major parties.
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@jdpoc Well, yes. But much of this is evident from the constitution to which "members" have to agree. It's clear that members have next to no say. He chose to ignore what was in front of him.
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@jdpoc A "vanity project obsessed with headlines rather than substance"? That's what it's always been, no matter what name Farage used.
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@jdpoc @cleggy261 God forbid that this bunch of racist rabble get into numbers 10. Farage is the most divisive person in public office,he began with Brexit and is now pitting one against one in this immigration issue. Can you imagine this moron in ultimate power as PM ?
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@jdpoc That's because it was always a Russian influence campaign, financed and controlled by the Kremlin, so it needed a few figureheads paid to spout the talking points, who would ensure only dumb as soup, easily controlled cultists would form the rest of the apparatus of the "party".
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@jdpoc #Reform was never about public service. Neither are the breakaway factions who got sick of Farage. It's nothing about community and everything about xenophobia and money.
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