NIGEL Farage’s Reform UK party is pulling disaffected Conservative Party MPs and members into its ranks and Boris “Messy Hair” Johnson, one of the UK’s most notable fake conservatives, is not happy.
Johnson went online to rail against “those allegedly poised to defect to a famously Russia-loving party”.
A few days ago, Andrew Rosindell became the second Conservative MP in just a week to defect to Reform UK.
“Andrew defecting just confirms what we all know. The Conservative Party, especially in London, is finished,” said Laila Cunningham, Reform UK’s candidate for the London Mayoral election in May. She says Rosindell’s defection signals a total collapse of the Tory Party in the capital.
The other high-profile defection is the Conservatives’ Robert Jenrick, the Shadow Justice Secretary and cabinet member, was sacked by Conservatives leader Kemi Badenoch, before he defected from the Conservatives on January 15.
At a weekend rally in Newark, Jenrick pitched at supporters with calls to stop migration, cut taxes, and fix public services – things that regular conservatives should consider standard policy. Jenrick used the word that other Conservatives have avoided – “broken” in relation to the state of Britain.
The event drew at least 2,000 attendees despite facing some heckling. Some critics have questioned Jenrick’s refusal to call a by-election in Newark.
The fact that Badenoch, a not very inspiring black woman, is the Conservatives leader, speaks volumes about the new breed of limp-wristed small-L liberal alleged conservatives, a breed we are only too painfully aware of in our own “conservative” parties in Australia.
Five or six years ago, when a friend of mine asked me what I thought of Nigel Farage, I said I thought he was just another politician, in that he would say and do whatever was necessary to achieve his goals. The fact that he is more popular now still does not make him the messiah. I am inclined to think of him as the UK’s Pauline Hanson. Has a lot of support, but translating it into seats in parliament is an almost impossible task, as the major parties control and rig everything, especially elections. In any case, should he ever get into a position of power, the ‘system’ will require him to conform. Otherwise he will be back on the streets, in jail, or dead.
I’m not worried. Matters not who leads the House of Commons and the ‘selected’ commoners. The unelected and appointed House of Lords will always protect the interests of the serfs.
After all, someone has to go around and collect the taxes from the sheep and the cattle. Rule Britannia. Yay, for democracy British style!
Commenter Sir Rope
Don’t worry we haven’t had the dirty tricks yet, and it’s parallel in Australia, does PHON have a backup flag to fly ?
The rot set in so many years ago when Charles I of Germany became king of England, these elites live on a strata above all of us, which connects into Swissyland. Old videos: https://www.bitchute.com/search?query=Buckingham+boy&kind=video&sensitivity_id=normal&duration=all&sort=new
Lmao at people who continue to believe in the democratic process. There is no political solution. Even if Nigel became PM and had a majority, his policies would still be obstructed by the judiciary, protest groups and by resistance and delaying tactics from the public service. Nothing short of a civil war will fix Britain and its dominions.
Whenever something dreadful happens involving bovine as the victim, remember to tell them they deserved it as they voted for it. Let them choke on their ballot.
Aussies = bovine.
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