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4. In pubs
To be fair, there was a poll on voting intentions, small sample size, run by one of the anti-Farages, no option for Uniparty … it should have heavily favoured Lowe-Habib … it came out 45% Reform, 35% Lowe-Habib, 12% Other independent. If one adjusts among the “what would have been Reformists” to a realistic level … I’d think it might be 70% “it’s all we have” Faragists, 30% “never Farage-Yusuf”.
3. Senator Kennedy
2. Concerning Wed 1b below
1. Steve at 1015
- Illegal Aliens to be Fined Nearly $1,000 Per Day for Refusing to Leave
- Would-Be Trump Assassin Ryan Routh Tried to Purchase Stinger Missile from Ukrainian
- Trump Slaps 104% Tariff on Communist China After Beijing Defies US
- Tech Giant Apple Flies in Five Planeloads of iPhones from China and India
- Trump Administration Proposes Historic $1 Trillion Defense Budget
- Military Situation In Russian Kursk Region And On Ukrainian Frontlines
- Don’t Cry for Wall Street: Tariffs Boost Middle Class in the Long Run
- Peter Kirby: Chemtrails are real and the CIA are the key players
- Ursula von der Leyen with a scheme to plunder citizens’ savings
- Le Pen’s party floats toppling govt in wake of verdict
- Much more.
The behaviour of Farage is obviously very disappointing. The result being many are threatening to withdraw support from Reform. I believe this is folly for the simple reason that it will ensure the LibLabCon wins yet again. It also ensures that hardworking and trustworthy Reform candidates fail in their attempts at Parliamentary office. The primary objective of many is just to get Farage into Number 10, but the real power is in getting as many Reform MPs as possible. It is they who will decide whether Farage gets Number 10 or not, and as we have seen many times over, he can be ousted from within the party and replaced with a man who is willing to do what people voted for.
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JH: The issue is more WEFer-Yusuf and the policy control he has, given the main issues in Britain just now. Plus Tice is a worry … we’ve been reporting on him for a long time now. It’s not easy.