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11,666 posts

51 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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StevieBee

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270 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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markh1973 said:
otolith said:
Jinx said:
Data - how many candidates as a percentage?

Looks like at least one of these biggots [sic] was an actor who was saying outrageous racist comments to elicit some responses for a channel 4 sting.
So how many others are agent provocateurs?
You seem to have made a bit of leap from "this person was a bit part actor" to "this person was acting". Evidence?
So the conspiracy theory is that C4 have paid this individual to act as a racist Reform canvasser? Have they also paid him enough that he doesn't need to worry about his future income?
It would be exceptionally dim-witted of any institution to hire an actor as a plant and allow that actor to retain their Spotlight profile in plain view.

Not that relevant but current Tendring (Clacton) MP is or was an actor too: Giles Watling out of Bread:



He's the one on the right!

wildoliver

9,155 posts

231 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Dagnir said:
wildoliver said:
So just to get this right anti-Semitism is wrong and reform will never do it.

But anti islam/blacks/browns/immigrants/ any of those foreign types. That's all good yeah?
Statements like this are as ignorant as the racists you think you're calling out.

Far more amusing though.
If you think it's ignorant to dislike any group who openly discriminates or wants to discriminate against any minority (or majority) ill take that. I don't care whether you can admit it or not, reform is a racist organisation. Regardless of what good old Nigel believes himself he will align himself with any group that can give him what he wants which is power. And the food old racist groups (which in fairness cover both sides of the political spectrum, they aren't political, they are just scum) love him, it's the first chance they've had to get a party in to the general political market, because every other recent iteration hasn't managed to pull the normal people along with it. But this time whipped up in to a frothing fury you've got middle Englanders talking about voting reform because the problems these immigrants isn't it?

So before you call me ignorant, I'd suggest you get to know me better, I'm far from a perfect person, I can be borderline rude sometimes on here with my replies as I can't tolerate fools, but immigrants are not the cause of the UKs ills, and I have no issues calling out people for their disgusting views based in nothing but small minded, Ill educated racist clap trap.

For the avoidance of doubt I won't be voting reform. Or any other party that seeks to blame one group for everything that is wrong in the world.



IanJ9375

1,575 posts

231 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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otolith said:
Torygraph says the Labour plan to decarbonise the grid by 2030 will cost 15.5bn/yr. Divided by 28 million households is £554/yr.
Isn't that the figure they quoted from private finance as well i.e not the taxpayer - so taken out of context and weaponised

JagLover

44,720 posts

250 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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wildoliver said:
So before you call me ignorant, I'd suggest you get to know me better, I'm far from a perfect person, I can be borderline rude sometimes on here with my replies as I can't tolerate fools, but immigrants are not the cause of the UKs ills, and I have no issues calling out people for their disgusting views based in nothing but small minded, Ill educated racist clap trap.

For the avoidance of doubt I won't be voting reform. Or any other party that seeks to blame one group for everything that is wrong in the world.
Believing in a sensible immigration system that controls those entering, and tries to ensure they have the skills we need, does not equal "immigrants are the cause of the UKs ills".

Neither is recognising that millions more people need an appropriate level of housing and other infrastructure.

Some seem incapable of any discussion of practicalities and just like ranting about those less enlightened than themselves.

thetapeworm

12,607 posts

254 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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It's a small pool admittedly but on the local politics group I read (~500 people) there's been a defined split of those who were previously vocal Conservative supporters. The ones that were openly quite racist, misogynistic or homophobic (or just generally intolerant) have moved to Reform whereas the old boomer types have stuck with the Conservatives.

Anyway salt of the earth man of the people Nige is onto the actor now so I'm sure Channel 4 will come clean soon.

https://x.com/Nigel_Farage/status/1806621998434435...


https://x.com/Nigel_Farage/status/1806636103266402...


I also note you can pay £5 to go and watch a Reform rally if you like:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rally-for-reform-ti...

Tickets are "popular" and "going fast"

smn159

14,070 posts

232 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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thetapeworm said:
The ones that were openly quite racist, misogynistic or homophobic (or just generally intolerant) have moved to Reform
You must be mistaken. Surely they just want a sensible conversation on housing policy and the processing of migrants as the Reform representatives on here keep telling us?




turbobloke

111,722 posts

275 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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"Reform UK party rose to a fresh record in Bloomberg’s UK poll of polls, as their support level closed in on that of the governing Conservatives, while the main opposition Labour Party remained on course for victory in next week’s general election."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-28...


Vanden Saab

16,073 posts

89 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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StevieBee said:
markh1973 said:
otolith said:
Jinx said:
Data - how many candidates as a percentage?

Looks like at least one of these biggots [sic] was an actor who was saying outrageous racist comments to elicit some responses for a channel 4 sting.
So how many others are agent provocateurs?
You seem to have made a bit of leap from "this person was a bit part actor" to "this person was acting". Evidence?
So the conspiracy theory is that C4 have paid this individual to act as a racist Reform canvasser? Have they also paid him enough that he doesn't need to worry about his future income?
It would be exceptionally dim-witted of any institution to hire an actor as a plant and allow that actor to retain their Spotlight profile in plain view.

Not that relevant but current Tendring (Clacton) MP is or was an actor too: Giles Watling out of Bread:



He's the one on the right!
Did they ever work together? *tinfoil hat.

rscott

16,356 posts

206 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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smn159

14,070 posts

232 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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rscott said:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/n...

"In a post in June 2020 he commented on the arrival of a small boat in Dover, saying: 'I hope I'm near one of these scumbags one day. I won't run away, I'll slaughter them then have their family taken out.'"
"alternative opinions"

Definitely not a party of racists

markh1973

2,388 posts

183 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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StevieBee said:
markh1973 said:
otolith said:
Jinx said:
Data - how many candidates as a percentage?

Looks like at least one of these biggots [sic] was an actor who was saying outrageous racist comments to elicit some responses for a channel 4 sting.
So how many others are agent provocateurs?
You seem to have made a bit of leap from "this person was a bit part actor" to "this person was acting". Evidence?
So the conspiracy theory is that C4 have paid this individual to act as a racist Reform canvasser? Have they also paid him enough that he doesn't need to worry about his future income?
It would be exceptionally dim-witted of any institution to hire an actor as a plant and allow that actor to retain their Spotlight profile in plain view.

Not that relevant but current Tendring (Clacton) MP is or was an actor too: Giles Watling out of Bread:



He's the one on the right!
I mean which of the below scenarios is more likely:

- C4 hire an actor to play a part of a racist Reform volunteer and don't ensure his Spotlight profile is taken down. Luckily for C4 alongside this actor are some other Reform volunteers (including Farage's campaign manager) who make some other derogatory statements (but it's OK Nigel says that some of them were to blame on the guy being drunk); or

- someone who used to be a bit part actor also holds some deeply unpleasant views and decides that campaigning for Reform is a good use of his time.

I know which my money is on.


Countdown

44,364 posts

211 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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valiant said:
Jinx said:
rofl - CT playbook? Almost like A.I bots have taken over.....
All about optics at this stage - a volunteer (and therefore not someone who would need to go through much of a background check) behaves in the fashion of the epitome of a gammon racist - just happens to be caught by channel 4. Doesn't raise an eyebrow or 2. I suspect if the Tories were doing better the rosette would have been a different blue.
And what about the other one from the same Channel 4 piece?

George Jones openly displays his homophobia and distaste for all things 'Pride'.

Is he a crisis actor as well or is he an events organiser for Reform?
Yeah but no but yeah but plenty of other Political Parties have made homophobic comments.

Also AIUI George Jones once appeared as an extra in "The Bill" so are we absolutely sure he wasn't paid to make those remarks to make reform look bad?

bad company

20,451 posts

281 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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I’m hearing that the repugnant guy recorded by C4 had just turned up and was not a party member or candidate.

Hope that’s right.

President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Uh huh and what about the other guy. And George Lilley and Ray Saint and Malcolm cupis and Emmett Jenner and ian Gribbin and I could go on. At what point do you guys accept you have a neanderthal problem?

bad company

20,451 posts

281 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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President Merkin said:
Uh huh and what about the other guy. And George Lilley and Ray Saint and Malcolm cupis and Emmett Jenner and ian Gribbin and I could go on. At what point do you guys accept you have a neanderthal problem?
If you’re saying that some very undesirable racists have been attracted to Reform you’re right. They’ll obviously be attracted to a right leaning party. That doesn’t make the rest of the party rotten.

Elysium

16,064 posts

202 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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don'tbesilly said:
Fascinating. I think it’s fairly obvious that he was acting.

The question is why.

What a bizarre development

otolith

61,458 posts

219 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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bad company said:
If you’re saying that some very undesirable racists have been attracted to Reform you’re right. They’ll obviously be attracted to a right leaning party. That doesn’t make the rest of the party rotten.
They will also obviously be attracted to a party which sets out to court racists and xenophobes. I don't know why supporters are bothering to deny it, bigots are allowed a vote too, why should a party just for them have to pretend that it isn't? If they aren't ashamed of what they are they should come out and say it.

anonymous-user

69 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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bhstewie said:
See what I mean?

Loads of words.

Still can't call it out directly.
Curios.

crankedup5

10,917 posts

50 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Elysium said:
don'tbesilly said:
Fascinating. I think it’s fairly obvious that he was acting.

The question is why.

What a bizarre development
Defo acting, that’s plain to see and hear. Dirty business politics and here we see ‘dirty’ being played out.
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