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My word, eh?

That’s the sales pitch; the actual customers are vastly different. I can exclusively reveal here the results of the largest-ever survey of Reform voters: more than 11,000 people who would vote for Farage tomorrow, were the polling booths open. Yet far from a single bloc marching under one ideology, they form a large, diverse and fragile coalition.

The nation is diverse, therefore the people voting for any one party are diverse. Shocker, eh?

The analysis comes from Hope Not Hate, the respected anti-racist organisation,

Ah, so lies from hate filled ideologues.

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JuliaM
JuliaM
8 months ago

Respected by whom?

Matt
Matt
8 months ago
Reply to  JuliaM

The only people who matter: the BBC, Graudiad and Labour Party.
Everyone else are just oiks who should be ignored.

Norman
Norman
8 months ago
Reply to  Matt

Oh, and the judiciary.

Jonathan
Jonathan
8 months ago
Reply to  JuliaM

The Establishment.

JuliaM
JuliaM
8 months ago
Reply to  Jonathan

I fondly hoped that when he was exposed as a liar who made up a claim an ethnic woman was subjected to an acid attack, he’d be finished. In a normally functioning society he would be!

Bob Smith
Bob Smith
8 months ago
Reply to  JuliaM

I can’t believe the dumpy twat Lowles hasn’t had his smug face smashed in by someone he has victimised.

Jonathan
Jonathan
8 months ago
Reply to  Bob Smith

HnH is an Establishment op, therefore untouchable by the vulgar masses.

Martin Near The M25
Martin Near The M25
8 months ago

Weird how they’re both terrified of Reform and unable to understand why people vote for it. If they realized that people want something stronger than Farage’s offer their heads would probably explode.

Grikath
Grikath
8 months ago

Modern version of biblethumping…

“It’s not in the Book!! It’s not in the Book!! ReeeEeeee!!”

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
8 months ago

From people over there I’m in contact with I’m thinking Lefties ought to be praying a Farage government is a success. Because, if it isn’t, you’re next government could be a lot further to the right. And not the libertarian right, either.

Jonathan
Jonathan
8 months ago

Farage is the watered down version of what is necessary.

Baron Jackfield
Baron Jackfield
8 months ago
Reply to  Jonathan

True… My chief concern re Reform is that Farage hasn’t got the balls to do what really needs to be done.

Norman
Norman
8 months ago

He has to get elected first, which means he has to persuade the majority of the electorate that receives money from the minority to do that. Give him time.

Baron Jackfield
Baron Jackfield
8 months ago
Reply to  Norman

True… And I’m keeping my fingers crossed that that’s the case.

Marius
Marius
8 months ago

Stupidity and fear go hand in hand. Look at sheep….

Ottokring
Ottokring
8 months ago

And in any case, any party that gets to power is made up of large diverse fragile coalitions.

Farage has to rein himself in to appear reasonable, a pretty significant chunk of Reform supporters want a far more radical approach.

I know I do.

[Edit : I see BiS has made this point above ]

Last edited 8 months ago by Ottokring
bloke in spain
bloke in spain
8 months ago
Reply to  Ottokring

I think a large proportion of Brits are what I call curtain twitchers. Their lives are comfortable & not much of the issues really touch them. So they’re not really political. They don’t want to get involved.
There was a thing I saw in your papers a couple of weeks back. Haywards Heath which is real curtain twitcher territory. Regularly voted for Fat Boy Soames. My father lived there. He was definitely a “Wogs go home” sort. But he’d never stir himself to do anything. Two minutes walk from his house is a path takes you along the side of the cricket pitch & comes out near the station. Lot of commuters use it. Woman got dragged in the bushes & raped. Middle of the day. Perp described as black. Haywards Heath enrichment population you once could count on one hand but…
There’s a standard Western screenplay. Town dominated by bad guys, hero rides in, mixes it with bad guys, comes off worse. Female lead rouses townspeople, big shoot out,(amusing shot of grinning granny using rifle) bad guys defeated, smiles all round. Sorry, that’s not how people behave. Push people too far they get vindictive. They”d be nailing bad guys to corral rails & slowly skinning them with blunt knives. And anyone who objected.

Chromatistes
Chromatistes
8 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Haywards Heath resident here. Allegedly HH has virtually the least deprivation of any English district. Nevertheless, it contains one problem area – Bentswood – with multiple social issues unrelated to immigration. Constituency traditionally would have elected a turnip wearing a blue rosette, but last year the Right vote was split, so the LibDem got in.

Western Bloke
Western Bloke
8 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

If you canvass people in an average, suburban place like Swindon and ask a question like “so what’s your take on the government”, people care about really basic stuff: crime, health, tax, schools. More people will talk about how there’s glass by the playground, the pavement is crappy or the swings are broken than they will about Gaza, foreign aid or net zero.

Jonathan
Jonathan
8 months ago

…how to win back Reform voters and stop Farage from running Britain. 

1) Halt all third-world immigration
2) Deport all illegal immigrants
3) Deport all foreign criminals and their families
4) Eradicate Muslim ‘Grooming’ Gangs
5) Eradicate Black drug gangs
6) Cancel Net Zero and build more Nukes
7) Re-open the North Sea
8) No more foreign wars
9) Build more housing for Brits
10) Lions…

Jim
Jim
8 months ago

Weird isn’t it, I seem to remember being told by exactly the same sort of people that ‘good’ political parties are a broad church of people of varying interests and ideas, rather than a bunch of monomaniac ideologues.

Its almost as if the Left haven’t looked in the mirror recently, if ever.

Last edited 8 months ago by Jim
Andrew C
Andrew C
8 months ago

“Hope Not Hate”.

Lot of that sort of thing on the left. Call your organisation something that sounds so lovely, only a Nazi could oppose it.

Like “Funding the Future”. Who wouldn’t want to do that? Obviously, that ought to be called “Funding My Future” as that’s what it’s always only ever been about.

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
8 months ago
Reply to  Andrew C

I love that last paragraph – so F%&^ing true

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
8 months ago

The analysis comes from Hope Not Hate, the respected anti-racist organisation,

I genuinely think if he were still alive (and this thought was prompted by the Joey Barton verdict) that I’d have more respect for Fred West than for a member of Hope not Hate.

Steve
Steve
8 months ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

Fred West just wanted to murder a few people. HNH want to murder all white communities, everywhere on earth.

Steve
Steve
8 months ago

And the preachers of racist politics are getting more strident and more influential. Last year, Farage opposed mass deportations. Twelve months of Tommy Robinson calling for it on the hard-right social media channel renamed X and Farage has adopted the policy against people who have already got all the proper paperwork to stay – while Starmer has promised his own crackdown on people applying to remain here. From the extremists’ lips to the voters’ ears within a year.

Take the fucking hint then. I hear the poop bathing is lovely in Bharat this year.

Martin Near The M25
Martin Near The M25
8 months ago
Reply to  Steve

As if Farage is taking orders from TR. Who’s probably been arrested again for 1st degree being TR.

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