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Gemma Insinna's avatar

Very high praise for this article!!! The galloping hypocracy from these named leaders is disgusting! I am very glad that you are calling them out for their depraved comments and lets hope more people become acutely aware of just who is in charge.

Annabelle McDonald's avatar

One really wonders where old-fashioned, respectable democracy has gone to.

Such disgusting words, such as those thrown at the late Ann Widdecombe, are neither respectable nor democratic, they are mouthed by disgusting, disrespecting and disgraceful people in positions of authority and TRUST, who should know better!

Just shows what sort of people our schools and universities are turning out nowadays!!

John's avatar

Nice article again IB. The safety of Reform UK politicians is certainly under threat. How many nutters are out there ready to have a pop I wonder. I guess we'll find out. Burnham's promise to conduct politics in a civil manner won't apply to Reform. He's as bad as all of them, and it looks like his cabinet is going to be filled with the worst.

Inside Britain's avatar

Thanks, John. I agree.

Nor Laand's avatar

'Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?' said Henry II in 1170.

Reginald FitzUrse, Hugh de Morville, William de Tracy, and Richard le Breton crossed the Channel from Normandy, went to Canterbury and murdered Thomas Becket.

So the idea, has been around a millennium and very likely, since time immemorial.

Some historians claim, Henry didn't mean those words as an instruction to kill Becket, whilst others suggest that was exactly what was meant.

It would be very convenient for certain people and organisations, if the leadership of Reform UK, was killed off.

Lone Wolf's avatar

RIP Anne Widdicombe. Your fight is done but your legacy I am sure will live on. I live in Australia but I knew who Ms Widdicombe was: she called a spade a spade but when it was a shovel she called it a shovel. She had tremendous

Lone Wolf's avatar

Pressed wrong thing... Ms Widdicombe had a tremendously quick wit and a lively sense of humour but she was never afraid to speak truth to power and her commonsense and grounded principles were always her guide. I suspect many good Britons will mourn her and rightly so. Her enemies never frightened her to silence and I hope her standard will be held high by those who follow after in her footsteps.

Inside Britain's avatar

Thank you. I appreciate your thoughtful comment.

Maureen Tillyer's avatar

How on earth can a system allow people such a these reach the very top of government. If these individuals can bring with them such disgusting hate, then the system is rotten as them. I would suggest it's these characters that bringing hate into the debate. Hope not hate what on earth is that supposed to even mean.

Inside Britain's avatar

it is only hate when the right speak obvious truth.

The virtue signalling do-gooders are the most hate-filled, intolerant people there are.

Cindy's avatar

Another excellent article 👏👏👏 The disgust i feel towards these vile politicians, what happened was the result of this ongoing demonisation of Farage and Reform, as for the praise of Ann after her brutal murder all fake noise, no regrets for what they had said about Ann and then continued on with the same attacks against Farage and Reform have learned nothing .

Inside Britain's avatar

Thanks. Absolutely! It's all show.

Rosie Stewart's avatar

An excellent, if disturbing article. Thank you for your writings.

Sorry to say I am having to leave you. I am a pensioner and cannot afford subscriptions. May I wish you well.

dave's avatar

Nobody has ever read this. I don’t think it says what people think it says

https://sjsu.edu/faculty/wooda/2B-HUM/Readings/The-Doctrine-of-Fascism.pdf