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Let’s unite for ReformUk✊🏻we’re stronger together! 💪🏻👇🏻🗳️🇬🇧
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There’s a long way to go, obviously, but I’ve never been more confident that we’re going to take our country back.
It’s on.
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Our energy prices do not need to be as high as they are, this idiot has caused the price we pay today.
Many people in Britain won't be able to afford a holiday in 2027 thanks to Ed Miliband's obsession with net zero.
Energy prices are forecast to rise by another 25% in January, following the policies he championed from 2024 to mid 2026.
The fact he's now living it up in the Caribbean, snorkelling in Antigua, while millions of Britons struggle to make ends meet back home is an absolutely dreadful look.
He enjoys the Caribbean sunshine while British families worry about keeping the lights on this winter.
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Andy Burnham wants you to pay for what your ancestors did 500 years ago. So how much is he coughing up for his? Kemi Badenoch has a cold, hard truth for him.
Slavery reparations, but as you’ve never seen them before.
{satire}
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Burnham's Brexit 'reset' is nothing more than an acceptance of subjugation.
It is a betrayal of our democracy and sovereignty by a PM who was installed in Downing Street.
The establishment have worked hard for this since 2016.
Who do they serve?
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Loved Lidl's Christmas ad 🎄👌👏💪🇬🇧
Yeah, it's cheesy and obvious, but it felt warm, approachable and properly Christmassy.
And seeing Chris Kamara just melted my heart. Really love that guy. ❤️
It was a real advert about coming together. Sometimes the simplest adverts work best because they hit the heartstrings.
You don't need subliminal messages and woke nonsense to reach normal people.
What did everybody think of Lidl's brilliant Christmas ad?
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- £41bn for the EU
- £39bn for Chagos
- £10bn for Ukraine
And not a single vote for any of it.
The supranational entities (UN, IMF, EU, WEF, WB etc.) have plenty of new "jobs for the boys" though.
Are you seeing how it works now, kids? 🤔
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My thoughts are with the children at St Peter's High School in Tuffley, Gloucester, whose young lives have been changed forever after going through this harrowing experience, as the UK isn’t safe any more and no one in power seems to give a shit.
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It's disgusting that a government full of people who’ve never done anything real in their lives are persecuting those who risked life and limb for our country.
@AngusReform will end this evil in his first 100 days as Armed Forces Minister.
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How is Burnham being allowed to just walk the country back into the EU
We said no.
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They tried to revoke my OBE because they don't like things I say. They've tried twice and failed. It's a political conspiracy, and I won't let them win.
I'll be spilling the whole sordid story live on air tomorrow (Friday) @ 8:10am with the legend that is Mike Graham @Iromg
youtube.com/@themikegrahamsh…
Free speech is everyone's right not just the elites who think they are above the rest!
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I hope the appointment of Angus MacIntyre as Reform UK’s shadow Armed Forces minister will one day be seen as a defining moment in British politics.
For too long, Westminster has been run by a self-serving political class. We have career politicians who move straight from university debating societies to think tanks, into parliament and then directly into ministerial red boxes.
The result has been successive governments made up of individuals with absolutely no real-world experience. Nowhere has this been more damaging than in the vital realm of defence.
Over the past two decades, we have had men and women making decisions on our Armed Forces, most of whom have never so much as pulled on uniform, let alone faced the harsh realities of geopolitical conflict.
By contrast, RAF Wing Commander MacIntyre brings an exemplary 40 years of military experience to the role, serving Britain across some of the world’s most challenging operational environments, from Mogadishu to Afghanistan. He has seen first hand the damage wreaked on our proud military by years of underfunding. We are immensely proud to have him on board.
His appointment is a signal of our determination to recruit people who have spent their working lives doing the jobs they are now being asked to help shape politically.
Our policing and crime adviser, Colin Sutton, had a distinguished 40-year career in the police. Most notably, he investigated and convicted the serial killer Levi Bellfield.
Real careers, real experience.
Angus will be far from the last of his type. I intend to bring the best minds this country has to offer in health, farming, technology and business into politics and government.
The career politicians are terrified of this approach, of course. They love their cosy monopoly. They want to convince the British public that governing a country is some mystical art form known only to those who have spent decades marching through the parliamentary lobbies.
But it's common sense. If a private company were failing as catastrophically as our Government, shareholders wouldn’t tolerate the same failed boardroom hacks. They would bring in turnaround specialists immediately. That is what Reform UK will do.
The British people are crying out for competent management. That is what we will deliver.
The old parties have had their chance. They failed. Now it is time for people who know what real service looks like to step forward and help us fix broken Britain. Angus MacIntyre has answered that call. Many more will follow.
Our best days still lie ahead of us. Just as long as we have the courage to choose experience over the same failed political class.




























