Farage being smeared.

LOL if you say so. 

I assure you, I care not a jot what some TV company in the EU says.

I have just watched Nigel Farage give his speech at the NEC Birmingham today. It is my opinion that no British politician has managed to give such a powerful non scripted delivery for at least 50 years. The childish Channel 4 stitch up and the dreadful BBC leftism we have seen this week contrasts the current state of the UK to what it might be under some positive enthusiastic leadership.
We know Reform won't get very far in this election, but the fact that at least someone will oppose the Californian woke excesses of Starmer's Government with its perverted child gender laws and revolting left wing ideology is a comfort, next time round may be different once everyone has had a taste of socialism.

As a slight aside, after watching the spectacle of this years Glastonbury I feel it would be better to plough up the fields and plant cabbages than allow it to continue next year.

If Reform UK are lucky, and based on polls, Reform UK could end up with as many as 7 seats

Is this not simply sour grapes on the part of Nigel Farage ?

He CLAIMS that the Question Time audience was either fixed, rigged or against him, or that it was some kind of set-up, well I would believe his claim if he actually found some evidence, but to date there is none. Politicians of every persuassion have made similar claims about Question Time.

I remember the QT producers insisting that Nick Griffin of the BNP had every right to be on the panel, due to his party winning seats and votes in the European elections, I also remember the demonstrations outside the studios protesting at his inclusion.

QT has had every kind of accusation you can think of thrown at it .. Pro European, anti European, anti Scottish, pro Tory, pro Labour, anti Tory.

You raised the Griffin QT and the first three 'questions' were directed at Griffin and the 'impartial Chairman' did not allow him to reply, one 'question' was actually an attempt at a joke which was poorly delivered, partially mangled and the punchline stuttered but oh how the audience loved it. It seems your inability to be subjective as regards QT and your unerring belief that Reform is a piddly little blip that not many people support may be in essence a reasonable assessment in many ways however the BBC hold that they are impartial and that unerring belief in their own impartiality, when everyone can see how biased they are when reporting the likes of Corbyn or Farage, seems like a belief that will eventually see their demise as a state funded broadcaster.

They are pro EU as some of their funding came through an application to the EU for funding which was granted. Despite the BBC denying that it existed it took an FOI to prise the information out with very little detail. EU funding usually came with caveats as regards how the EU were to be presented.
Europhiles believe everyone who allows any criticism of the EU to be aired is anti EU.
Scottish politics are innately boring and as a Scot living in Scotland I have no qualms about saying that. If I am bored with Scottish politics then you can be sure that any production of QT involving Scotland will crash and burn in terms of ratings.
It matters little if it is pro Tory or pro Labour they are in essence identical. They are decidedly anti Corbyn anti BNP, anti UKIP, anti Reform and anti Farage and it is not their place to be such.

 

I suspect that 7 reform MPs will be more effective at bringing a Labour government to account than Captain hindsight &co.

Only people smearing Reform are the xenophobic, homophobic candidates that they are pushing on the electorate.

I am still standing by my 2-6 seats for Reform prediction.



All The Best

Well, at least you accept that those are falsehoods.



And similar could apply to Labour: Racist remarks, anti-Semitism, support for terrorists, inability to define what a woman is etc. etc.

Labour is riddled with extremists, it attracts them like a Magnet attracts iron filings, and Labour voters are in denial.