Chris W

Proud to be British and uphold our values but ashamed of our country and Government in 2026. No time for dole arses. Respect given where respect is shown. ❤️

[TimeForReform @TimeForReform29]

🚨 Average vote share – 6 council by-elections this week 🚨

🇬🇧 Reform: 34.2%
🥀 Labour: 30.1%
🌳 Conservatives: 13.4%
🌳 Restore: 10.6%
☪️ Greens: 7.4%
🔶 Lib Dems: 1.1%

Clear pattern: Reform vs Labour is the real contest

Splitting the vote with Restore or the Conservatives just helps Labour

Unite behind Reform. Vote smart. We can take our country back 🇬🇧

[Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage]

Andy Burnham is determined to flood towns and villages across the country with fighting-age male illegal migrants.

Burnham and his government are putting women and girls at risk.

[big spanky @bigspanky2911]

This dead-eyed Somalian is "Welshman" Idris Ahmed.
The beast launched an unprovoked attack on a teenaged boy on the beach, stabbing him in the legs so badly, one leg had to be amputated.
Instead of attempted murder, spineless prosecutors have charged him with GBH with intent.
Another ungrateful and spiteful foreigner destroying British lives for no reason.
Millions must go.

[Mike 🇸🇳 @magicmike340]

Se moquer des Blancs → C'est possible.
Se moquer des non-Blancs → Racisme.
Se moquer des hommes → C'est possible.
Se moquer des femmes → Misogynie.
Se moquer des hétéros → C'est possible.
Se moquer des LGBTQ → Homophobie.
Se moquer de la droite → C'est possible.
Se moquer de la gauche → Fascisme.
Se moquer des catholiques → C'est possible.
Se moquer des musulmans → Islamophobie.
Se moquer des Français → C'est possible.
Se moquer des étrangers → Xénophobie.
Se moquer des conservateurs → C'est possible.
Se moquer des progressistes → Intolérance.
La liberté d'expression pour les uns, la censure pour les autres.

[The British Patriots @TheBritPats]

The woman who VOTED to block a national inquiry into rape gangs (Jess Phillips).

Is the same woman David Walliams said should be prime minister.

It’s one big club, they are all complicit.

[James Dunne @yusfarandtic]

Nigel Farage is the only leader that cares about the UK and its citizens.

His passion and humility was on full display this week during an emotional week of remembrance.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

One of the reasons your weekly shop is going up is because of how rampant shoplifting has become.

A shoplifter who admitted 80 counts of theft, and then broke bail to steal from that same shop, was allowed to walk free.

She was banned from Lambeth, but an ankle tag wasn’t fitted.

She breached the ban to continue stealing.

She failed to attend sentencing hearings three times.

Incredibly, she was still not jailed.

She stole £2,000 worth of goods from a single Greggs.

Last year, £1.5 billion was lost to shoplifting in the retail sector alone.

That’s £1.5 billion in costs that businesses have to cover.

They pass that cost on to you.

The Tories effectively decriminalised shoplifting.

Police were being told not to investigate.

Labour required that courts generally suspend sentences under 12 months, so most shoplifters are spared jail.

This is lawless Britain, created by the Tories, continued by Labour.

Reform will put an end to it.

We will keep repeat offenders behind bars.

We will put 30,000 more officers on our streets.

We will restore law and order.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Outrage in Japan as Muslim immigrants are now intimidating Japanese people at Shinto shrines.

Fushimi Inari in Kyoto is one of Japan’s holiest Shinto sites, with over 1,300 years of religious history.

Muslim men are deliberately standing on both sides, blocking the path and leaning against the pillars, making visitors uncomfortable and intimidating women and girls.

It’s like they are demanding that visitors ask their permission before passing through. Muslims have absolutely no respect for other religions.

Japanese people are now even saying they’d rather see the shrine closed down than risk seeing it burned down.

[realgiannaevelyn @Giannaevelyn_]

Don’t care about anyone else but I’m still voting Reform and Nigel farage.

Please give me a follow if you’re voting Reform and Nigel?

Are you with me? 🩵🩵💪👇

[Northern Sceptic @NSceptic11501]

🇩🇪 Germans are waking up.

[Hartley ap Hare 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧 @20NPHartleyHare]

It begs the question... why not rename the party PLAID PALESTEINA?

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

Andy Burnham went from Mayor of Greater Manchester to MP and then Prime Minister in little over a month.

Just 32 days separated his election to Parliament and his arrival in 10 Downing Street.

No General Election. A complete change of leadership.

The extraordinary speed of Burnham's rise to power simply isn't talked about enough.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Newly installed UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he will back Lib Dem proposals to add "Black English" and "Asian English" as options on the census.

This is genocidal talk in Parliament.

Erasing the ethnically English to please the "feelings" of others!

[Chris 🇬🇧 Reform UK 🩵 @ChrisWrightson6]

6 @reformparty_uk candidates this Thursday are standing in their constituencies.

Show Labour and Conservatives that we have had enough.

Vote for a party that is making changes now and keeping their promises.

Please share for a wider audience and let’s help to get them elected.

[Jussi Tagaa @JTagaa]

Jos tämä ei ole hyökkäys, niin mikä se sitten on?

Toinen aalto maahanmuuttoa Marokosta Espanjaan…

Euroopan pitää herätä ja toimia. Heti !

[Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage]

It was an honour to lay a wreath in Clacton in remembrance of the brave soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Although the First World War ended on this day 108 years ago, their courage, sacrifice and service will never be forgotten.

[Zia Yusuf @ZiaYusufUK]

Political elites have betrayed us for decades.

They closed our industries, opened our borders, and ruined our towns.

We’re going to rebuild the country they destroyed.

[Steve Scrase @StevenScrase]

We all want to believe in the romantic idea of a grassroots army springing up overnight. When Rupert Lowe announces that Restore Britain has 385 operational branches covering 90% of constituencies and is "ready for any national election," it plays perfectly into that desire.

​To the voters backing him: your patriotism is unquestioned, and your desperation to fix this broken country is entirely justified. You want secure borders, a functioning state, and national sovereignty. We are on exactly the same side.

​But in the brutal, unforgiving theatre of British electoral politics, enthusiasm is not infrastructure. It is time for a forensic reality check on what is actually sitting beneath the bonnet of Restore Britain.

​The Illusion of Infrastructure
Let’s be brutally honest about what an operational branch means in startup politics. Setting up 385 regional WhatsApp groups or X accounts is the work of a long weekend. Running a national political machine is the work of years and millions of pounds.

​Who is coordinating Restore Britain’s national policy grid? Where is the central compliance department? If you have 385 branches, you are preparing to field hundreds of candidates. Who is legally vetting them? Who is employing the software and the researchers to scrub 15 years of their digital footprints?

​We already know the answer, because it is playing out in Rupert's own comment section: nobody. His own supporters are already furious about horrendous appointments slipping through the net. Restore Britain is a political storefront with absolutely nothing in the warehouse.

​The Reform UK Reality

Now compare that mirage to Reform UK. Reform possesses a hardened, professionalised central office. They have the administrative machinery to manage Electoral Commission compliance, sophisticated voter-targeting databases, millions of pounds in institutional donor backing, and a growing, battle-tested army of actual elected councillors, MSs, and MPs.

​Reform has taken the institutional beatings, scaled the operation, built the legal architecture, and professionalised the back-office. They have actual skin in the game at the local government level. Restore Britain has a logo and a handful of defectors hoping to ride a wave of fragmented anger.

​My Brutal Projection

How long would it take Rupert’s startup to catch up to where Reform is today? To build the donor network, the ground-game data, and the compliance architecture required to fight a national campaign?

​At their current financial burn rate and reach, it would take at least five to seven years and an injection of capital they simply do not have.

​And here is the hardest truth of all: we do not have five years to play fantasy politics. Under First Past the Post, the electoral math is utterly merciless. It does not reward fragmented insurgencies; it crushes them. If you split the populist right vote, the Uniparty walks straight through the middle, laughing at us all the way to Westminster.

​Restore Britain's predicted seat count at the next General Election under these mechanical realities? Zero.

​To the good people supporting Rupert: do not let your vital energy and hard-earned cash be squandered on an administrative mirage. The vehicle to actually take our country back is already built, it is fully fueled, and it is on the road. We need your fire, but we need it directed where it can actually break the establishment.

​Come home to Reform. Let's finish the job.

[Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage]

I have said multiple times in and out of Parliament that Iranian spies were breaking into the country illegally.

The crisis in the channel is a national security threat. Why does no one listen?

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