The legitimacy of AI in decision making is questionable as those who face accusations are not able to have their decisions reviewed because it’s near impossible to track how an AI made its decision Accountability for decisions is vital for political decision making

There are two things we can infer from this 1. If denying foreign actors access to UK politics by cancelling their dark money into Reform is making Reform go 'bankrupt', then Reform membership numbers have really fallen 2. Reform still wants to destroy British sovereignty

Selective criteria These crypto donors and the shadow players who are funnelling dark money through them have no interest in peerages "We won't offer them peerages" But what WILL you offer them? For all we know, Argentine funds could go to Reform and then bye-bye Falklands

Not that the vote has any real legitimacy but for the sake of argument this means they want to dismiss all forms of British politics from Piddington This also includes a rejection of Reform as a means to represent them Reform didnt think this through Piddington rejects Reform

We can all agree this is questionable, but remember, Farage has openly praised Vladimir Putin in the past Vote Reform or not, sometimes Farage really does deliver the gaffes and this is a good example You wouldnt want someone like him running the country, we can all agree

Quick reminder that all of Reforms leaderships supported Liz Truss mini budget The gilts would be nowhere near as high had this budget not happened Additionally they supported the USA going into Iran which we now know has put the cost of living up Track record of bad decisions

Can't people be straight for once? Reform also - "We shall lower your council tax" - then they proceed to raise taxes in all areas they control This is even AFTER they said they knew the full picture before going in All in all, bad news, but Reform should not go there End of

Farage calls it the Boriswave BUT... "I put the Conservatives into power", Nigel Farage, 2022 (when discussing the 2019 election) By his own logic, Nigel Farage should be going to prison for a very...very long time

Context Reform made hard promises to reduce council tax but when in office said they didn’t realise how bad it was They then raised council tax

He cannot name one Anyone can’t use freedom of information to name one Yet he didn’t Total lies This is why Nigel Farage should never ever be prime minister Thank God Churchill was nothing like him

In football terms, Reform was 4-nil up at half-time and then scoring 6 own goals Manager Farage looks on from the dugout, seeming very reluctant to bring on Zia Yusuf

Credible polls still show that in a general election Jenrick is projected to lose his seat It seems as if his constituents as a whole feel betrayed by his defection and unsatisfied with Reform Perhaps this arrogance is why Reform lost such a big lead in the national polls

So when exactly are Reform going to offer their paying members any kind of voting rights within the party? Until then Reform arent in a strong position to discuss ignoring the people

Instead we look at the real figures No need to increase bureaucracy In 2026 the number of people, not boats but PEOPLE has drastically gone down in a very sunny year by a whopping 45% Results A spade is a spade and Labour are fixing it …while reform make stupid apps

What a contrast Brits fought to keep their sovereignty during the Battle of Britain Reform want to allow the invasion of Britain via murky crypto money We do not know who is giving their two front men the cash Today of all days should remind us that we must keep Reform out