@chimpfone In Britain, due to the low altitude - we are incapable of fully enclosing a burrito.
So we leave one end of the burrito open, and call it a fajita.
"A cult built on vengeance"
Sounds exactly like how one might describe the Nigel Farage party.
I supported Reform, when all I had was anger and disenfranchisement.
I assume people like @TimeForReform29 are still full of anger, or suffering sunk cost fallacy.
Restore is a party built upon a positive and optimistic vision of the future.
Comments like this reek of someone who has never truly engaged with the ideas and sentiment of the other side - unironically like the lefties and normies, that so many of us spent years escaping from.
@RestoreBritain
Restore say I am rattled
No - I am pissed off
Why would I be happy that, because of a cult built on vengeance, we will now get an even more left wing government?
Each and every one of you who campaigns for Restore in Makerfield is a traitor to our country
Unforgivable
Imagine relying on random conflicting interviews from key party figures, on assorted shows - to try and decipher the policies of your political party...
"Zia said so on sky news!"
@RestoreBritain has robust policy papers which thoroughly list out what and how.
Reform have the architects of the worst British Tory regime in key positions, and the words of a second generation Sri Lankan fighting for narrative - doesn't exactly cut the same way, does it @JackHadders ?
It is being politically savvy.
Kier Starmer has been attacking labours electoral viability relentlessly for 2 years.
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake"
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Nigel has been betraying his voter base for the last 12 months, and it is demonstrable that half of Reforms support is an anti-establishment protest vote.
Regardless of the outcome in Makerfield, Restore are quite obviously the winners here.
What hilariously poor framing from
@LiamDeacon on @iancollinsuk here.
@RupertLowe10 is indeed revelling... In the fact that so many patriots want their country back.
5%? 10%? 20%?
Doesn't really matter, yet...
These narratives are overtly Westminster and M25 bubble coded.
Burnham saving labour? Rebuilding the wall? A disaster for conservatives? Farage saving the United Kingdom? With his bargain basement Tories?
What sort of rock do you need to live under for this to be an honestly held belief? I suggest, a very privileged one.
Us working class folk live in the fifth of modern day Britain, the destroyed high streets and immense number of foreigners - worrying for our families lives and livelihoods.
Until the problems are fixed, we will only vote for legitimate solutions.
No more holding our noses, hoping that Nigel, or Boris, or any of these stooges - will somehow reverse this decline.
#RestoreBritain
"Rupert Lowe has marched into Makerfield to make a petty personal point, and he is revelling in the fact he is splitting the vote."
@LiamDeacon says Restore Britain has no interest in winning Makerfield - just making a point about Reform.
@iancollinsuk
It is being politically savvy.
Kier Starmer has been attacking labours electoral viability relentlessly for 2 years.
"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake"
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War
Nigel has been betraying his voter base for the last 12 months, and it is demonstrable that half of Reforms support is an anti-establishment protest vote.
Regardless of the outcome in Makerfield, Restore are quite obviously the winners here.
Absolutely not. Purely existing in our country prevents it.
The British people have already suffered a deep and spiritual crime against them.
I do not blame individual Muslims, and I am sure many are fine people. But the colonisation committed against us by the British state, has proven that coexistence is impossible.
When we went to school, all children prayed to christ every morning, sang Christian hymns every day, performed Christian concerts, went to church community groups, sausages on the barbeque at the summer fete, parents drinking beer at a pub with a Sunday roast after mass.
Excepting the going to Sunday mass, this was a shared experience across ALL British children (even the atheists) of my generation and older - going back to the pre-war era.
These sorts of things bound us as a collective, and by definition are exclusive. They are a short list of things which made us British.
Rejection of terrorism =/= compatible.
For us to truly live as a culturally British people, in communities and institutions which haven't been pacified to "suit everyone" - would likely neccessetate mass apostasy from non Christian religions.
@MasterMaliq@JohnCleese Muslims know what is going on, and their silence is the nail in the coffin.
As a Muslim, you are insulated against the radical elements of Islam... Easy to be weak, when apostates take a worse brunt than infidels.
This weak silence, will be the reason ALL Muslims get expelled.
@MelanieLatest Our people are being demographically replaced; raped and tortured on an industrial scale...
Why the fuck is this @MelanieLatest talking about the fucking Jews and Israel? 🫠
@claire_adams694 ReformTards are... Lying? Or just retarded?
Classic boomer asking ChatGPT a loaded question, and trusting the answer without validating 😄 another commenter "googled" it and trusts the AI summary.
FML, Britain is cooked if this lot make the decisions. True idiocracy moment