For the next few weeks I will tell you the best way to tactically vote on the right of politics to keep the left out of seats across the country. one hope!

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Steve R retweeted
My personal statement on Cllr Lammas leaving Reform UK Cllr Lammas defected to Reform UK during my time as branch chair for Chatham and Aylesford. Robbie was a nice chap personally, yet he was never a Reformer, I learnt this in my many conversations with him. He was beholden to mainstream news, such as the BBC and from what I ascertained never listened to alternative media or podcasts. He had been institutionalised into a Tory way of thinking that had basically rendered him helpless and incapable of envisioning a way out of managed decline and decay. We often use the term Tory as a pejorative and rightly so but it's important to understand how damaging the mindframe they hold is. It's entirely defeatist and always defensive. They never lead the conversation or control the dialogue, always responding to the latest leftist craziness. We as Reformers are not looking to just tweak the tax code and have a few token deportations so that people think we're doing something. We need to be on the offensive. We are here to radically change a system that has been in place for almost three decades and has delivered disastrous results for our economy, cultural identity, social cohesion and the long term demographic security of the British people. Britain has access to the most incredible, inspiring and talented people, yet they've been systematically disenfranchised and demoralised. We will tear off these shackles and unlock this nation's full potential. Matt Johnson
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🔔 Hetton Le Hole Ward (Hetton Town Council, Sunderland) By-election result: ➡️ Ref: 424 (51.4%) - ELECTED 👤 Ind: 401 (48.6%) Turnout: 19.0% Date: 11 Jun 2026 Congratulations to Cllr Joanne Lloyd
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🚨 Breaking: Lowe offered packages to Suella and Jenrick We have good information that in winter months of 2025 Rupert Lowe of new party Restore Britain offered substantial packages to Suella Braverman Robert Jenrick to defect from the Conservatives.
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Restore say I am rattled No - I am pissed off Why would I be happy that, because of a cult built on vengeance, we will now get an even more left wing government? Each and every one of you who campaigns for Restore in Makerfield is a traitor to our country Unforgivable
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Not one for posting speculation, but its my understanding the Express will be dropping a major bombshell about proven party collusion between Labour and Restore in the Makerfield By-election. They have all the receipts. @mrmarkdolan
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Vote Restore and get Tory. While Reform councils such as Sunderland are moving against HMOs due to their negative local impact, Restore are trying to turn a profit from them. Restore Cllr Daniel McGrath applied to convert this home in York Road, near the Great Yarmouth seafront into an HMO. You couldn’t make this up. His company is called “Green Energy Housing Ltd”. Be careful who you vote for folks. Not all is what it seems in the Restore household. I smell Tories. Vote Reform get Reform.
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I’ve been informed that the Independent Rape Gang Inquiry led by Rupert Lowe is due to release its report soon. For transparency, I am a Reform UK member. I attended one day of the inquiry process and initially supported it because I support inquiries into grooming gangs wherever they lead. I have personally met Rupert Lowe, spoken to him directly, and made no secret of the fact that I am a Reform UK member. Rupert Lowe was removed from Reform UK and continued as an independent MP. He subsequently launched a fundraising appeal for an independent rape gang inquiry through a CIC. Witness testimony was gathered and evidence collected. At that stage, Restore was a movement, not a political party. A matter of days after the witness testimony phase concluded, Restore was launched as a political party. That was the point at which I started to question the separation between the inquiry and the political project. My concerns are not based solely on the timeline. Several victims who had been involved with the inquiry contacted me after they were no longer included. They provided evidence of their interactions, questioned the reasons they were dropped, and showed me public attacks they received after raising concerns. As an advocate, I took those concerns seriously. A few weeks ago, I publicly stated that I no longer supported the inquiry in its current form. Some Restore supporters claimed that was because I support Reform UK. I find that argument difficult to accept. I was a Reform member when I attended the inquiry and when I supported it. I am a Reform member today. My politics have not changed. My view of the inquiry has. Questions have also been raised about the inquiry’s registration, governance and structure. The report has been anticipated for months and may now be released during an election period in which Rupert Lowe is standing as a candidate. Originally, I viewed the timing as coincidence. Looking at the chronology and the concerns raised by victims, I am no longer convinced. As for the report itself, I will judge it on the evidence. I will be looking at the ethnicity of perpetrators and victims, how many victims were interviewed, whether the sample is representative, and whether the findings reflect the wider national picture. If the methodology is sound, it will stand up to scrutiny. If it appears selective, incomplete, or politically driven, I will question its credibility. For me, this has never been about political parties. It has always been about the victims and the truth
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🚨 Reformers I want to see EVERY single Reform supporter hitting the RETWEET ☎️ Let’s show the haters we cannot be intimidated and we cannot be bought 💰 💴 🤑 Up the Reform 🗣️❤️🐣
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Replying to @_HenryBolton
What do you think the likes of Danny Kruger, James Orr, Alan Mendoza and Sam Rushworth-Hayes are doing at Reform? Twiddling their thumbs? You can hardly have more serious people preparing for government. Prepping for the obstacles and the minutiae of governing. Voters don’t want to read war and peace years out from a GE. They just don’t. Like they don’t like word salad leaflets. Or candidates that can’t face media interviews. And the fact that you have advised people to vote for a party that is “not driven by ego or need to be in the limelight” and are referring to Restore, is possibly the most unbelievably audacious thing I’ve read all week. You’ve got this very wrong, Henry.
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Once again @RupertLowe10 and the Ruperterians are showing their lack of understanding of how the system works. The Belfast attacker used the 1985 EU's Schengen agreement. He travelled from Paris to Dublin. Used a bus to get in to Northern Ireland. Once he arrived, his application was signed off by someone in the civil service. Blaming @RobertJenrick and @SuellaBraverman is insinuating that Robert signed the EU Schengen agreement at 1 years old and Suellla at 5 years old. Both Suella and Robert texted the attacker to travel from Paris to Dublin. Then Suella and Robert drove the bus to get the attacker to Northern Ireland. Then disguised themselves as civil servants to sign off the papers. I am begging the Ruperterians …. Please put your bias aside and use logic and reason for once rather than spewing absolute NONSENSE online.
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Dear every MP, You don't get to tell us how to feel about your collective bad choices. You work for us. You do what WE want. Remember that. Regards, Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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🚨 Breaking : Eight as yet unnamed players from the current England squad are said to have disappeared from the teams World Cup base and are rumoured to be claiming asylum in the US More to follow …..
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Suella Braverman tells me: “As Home Secretary I repeatedly argued to the Prime Minister and the Cabinet that we needed to leave the ECHR to stop the invasion. For this, I was attacked, blocked and undermined by my own Conservative colleagues who have consistently refused to apologise for the failures of the last government. “The failure to stop the boats and leave the ECHR remains the Greatest Betrayal by the last Conservative government and it is why over 90% of asylum claims are approved. It is the main reason I left that dysfunctional and treacherous party and why the Conservative Party can never be trusted again.” More at @GBNEWS.
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Hillary Benn. Was totally shocking in Parliament today. More offended by the words 'Alien Culture' than the attempted murder itself. He's unfit for office.
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Please remember that you must not express your feelings about the Belfast atrocity until the political establishment has told you exactly how you are supposed to feel. That's how it works now.
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Replying to @NadiaWhittomeMP
Please refrain from taking my brother's name to pretend that you care. You will hold nobody to account for the gross misconduct, negligence and utter failings that led to my Brother being brutally murdered and thrown onto a cold Nottingham street to bleed out alone.
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The left. Rob Kenyon is “inarticulate and uneducated”. Also the left. “Angela Rayner could be the next prime minister!” The left. “It’s great that Hannah Spencer is a plumber!” Also the left. “Rob Kenyon is JUST a plumber!” I’m sick and tired of their hypocrisy.
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Greater Manchester Firefighters who support Reform UK have been cautioned over their views by bosses. This under the command of Labour leadership hopeful Andy Burnham in a 'chilling' attack on free speech mol.im/a/15879879 via @DailyMail
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This has mysteriously disappeared from the current Times page on its website - I wonder if there has been some pressure applied... the article is still live but only accessible via the link below - for now Any ideas who's fingerprints are on this? thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
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Steve R retweeted
🚨 Westminster Voting Intention: ➡️ REF: 29% ( 2) 🌹 LAB: 20% (=) 🌳 CON: 17% (-1) 🟢 GRN: 14% (-1) 🔶️ LDEM: 11% (-1) From @OpiniumResearch From 3rd - 5th June Changes with 22nd May
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