Nigel Farage's New Year Message.

On the Eve of what will no doubt be a frustrating 2025 with plenty of facepalm policies from Starmer and his Granny harmers the Leader of Reform UK Nigel Farage MP delivers a New Year Message of hope , for hope is all we have.


I58,668 people have now joined Reform UK making them the second largest party by membership in the Country knocking the Tories into 3rd , the end of the Conservative party as a political force draws ever closer , The Local Elections in May (should Starmer not cancel them) will no doubt prove painful for the Tories and Labour.
www.reformparty.uk...

Oh and Starmer has given his mate Sadiq a Peerage making him Sir Sadiq Khan , I find it amazing what 3 terms of Failure can achieve.

Farage is the voice of reason in the UK. Thank God the Brits have him to fight the insane woke leftists. When he said "I Want My Country Back", the left accused him of all their boogeyman traits. He's a racist, xenophobe, etc... Check the boxes. Just like the Marxist lefties did in the U.S. with Trump's Make America Great Again ideology. The culture wars continue...

Anyway...Happy New Year to our British ATS members. Smashin' blokes, the lot.

May her sun never set.

a reply to: ColeYounger2

And a Happy New Year to you Cole , may both our Countries regain their dignity and pride in the coming years.

a reply to: gortex

I think Starmer will cancel local elections ; he knows how damaging they’ll be and the WEF can’t afford set backs.
I’m really concerned for our country , Starmer is doing a great job at ruining it and when companies start having to pay extra in national insurance, watch the unemployment increase massively.
Farmers are screwed as well.
Think the list is endless at moment in how bad things are going to be.
I hope not about it all but it’s not looking good.
You’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy lol.

a reply to: G1111B1234

You’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy lol.

I think they'll find that a flawed premise , sadly I think we will be in recession 3rd quarter of 25 for the reasons you mentioned.

On a brighter note electoral calculus project that Reform could form a majority government.

In the graph above, the blue line represents the seats that Reform could win relative to the percentage of the vote that they might win at an election. As their share of public support increases, so does the number of seats they would hold in parliament. The horizontal dotted purple line shows the number of seats needed for Reform to be the largest party in parliament and the solid purple line shows the number of seats needed for a parliamentary majority (326).

With 28pc of the public's vote, just 6pc more than their current support, Reform would become the largest party in parliament with just under 200 seats. In this scenario, Reform could be governing in a coalition with the Conservatives, likely with Nigel Farage as Prime Minister and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch as a deputy Prime Minister.

If their vote share increases to 31pc, Reform would get an overall Commons majority. In this case, Reform could govern on their own and Nigel Farage would be Prime Minister and able to choose his cabinet freely. This would represent an exceptional scenario, as it would be the first time in over a century when neither of the two British mainstream parties, Labour or the Conservatives, would be in power.

While these projections could be achievable, given their opponents' weaknesses, there is no guarantee that Reform can get there. But there is a unique opportunity for Reform, as the main two parties have not been so vulnerable since the Labour party displaced the old Liberal party in 1922.
www.electoralcalculus.co.uk...

We can but hope.

a reply to: gortex

I really hope they do and give labour lots of problems lol

I voted for reform and glad to see people waking up but sometimes I fear it’s too late.

Starmer is going to try and cancel some local elections, we can all guess which areas they’ll be lol

a reply to: G1111B1234

Good, but short, list there.
Time for another petition me thinks
It's about the only voice we have left to keep doing weekly petitions on different policies we don't agree with.
Rainbows
Jane

This is why Reform are doing so well , Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe speaking sense for 3 minutes.

a reply to: gortex

I like Rupert Lowe. Listened to him on several different topics now, always speaks sense. I've even mulled he'd make a (possibly) better leader of Regorm that Farage.
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Did you hear what Starmer said about the last petition? Made me so angry.

a reply to: G1111B1234
Do you mean the one calling for another GE or the stop all immigration? In either case, I haven't heard what Starmer has said, no. What was it?
Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

When over 2 million had signed the petition calling for another election , he said there had already been a petition , it was called the general election.

I really like Rupert Lowe , he gives his salary to the local life boat charity in his constituency.

a reply to: G1111B1234

Ah, thank you for that. So, "tough sh** biatches, you've got me for another 4.5 years!" Walks off laughing maniacally!
Rainbows
Jane

20 year rule time has arrived so Cabinet Office files held secret until now get released to the National Achieve , the architect of most of our troubles O'l demon eyes himself Tony Blair features in this release and his decision on opening the immigration floodgates.

Papers given to the National Archives in London show then deputy PM John Prescott and foreign secretary Jack Straw both urged delay to the policy, warning of a surge in immigration unless some restrictions were put in place.

But others - including then home secretary David Blunkett - argued that the economy needed the "flexibility and productivity of migrant labour" if it was to continue to prosper.

Other highlights include ....

Ministers in Blair's government were advised to use post-it notes for sensitive messages to avoid having to release them under new Freedom of Information laws, which they had passed.

A senior US official warned the British ambassador to the US that George W Bush believed he was on a "mission from God" to crush Iraqi insurgents and had to be given a "dose of reality".

Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi felt like a "jilted lover" after being shut out of talks between Blair and the leaders of France and Germany.

Former prime minister Sir John Major privately wrote to Blair urging him to order England's cricket team not to compete in a "morally repugnant" tour in Zimbabwe amid concerns about its human rights record under Robert Mugabe.
news.sky.com...

Reform now have 160,229 members.
I wonder how many Labour party subscriptions are being cancelled.

a reply to: gortex

Maybe not helpful as it's an old page, but plenty of evidence Labour are full of wrong un's.

labour25.com...

a reply to: LuciusDriftwood

addendum.
2nd line.
labour25.com...
a reply to: LuciusDriftwood

Nigel Farage says he will make an announcement on Friday regarding his response to the false claim made by Kemi Badenoch regarding Reform's membership numbers unless she apologises before them.

Reform have added another 500 members since the last update.
www.reformparty.uk...

Another example of why Reform are doing well , the youth who also feel their Country is being stolen from them supporting the party who offer them hope , his opinion of Starmer is spot on.


His voice echo's that of a young lad at one of the places where I work , they are our future.