asredastheycome
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Not a Farage fan or Reform but why doesn't Musk just crawl back under his rock. Odious cretin.
I think it will but he obviously wants someone more controllable. Musk has been supporting Robinson, and Farage doesn't get on with him so there is obviously a disconnect there.![]()
Elon Musk calls for Nigel Farage to be replaced as Reform UK leader
Nigel Farage claims Musk's call is due to a disagreement over support for far-right activist Tommy Robinson.www.bbc.co.uk
It's even on BBCI'm guessing Eoln donation won't be incoming any time soon..
look how it went for ukip when farage stepped downHe's right though.
Maybe put forward one of his robots to lead ReformI think it will but he obviously wants someone more controllable. Musk has been supporting Robinson, and Farage doesn't get on with him so there is obviously a disconnect there.
Totally thisThe real danger is Farage becoming Tory Leader - is this part of that plan ??
But all of that is what made him found reform. It is also what attracts so many peopleTBH - I don't follow reform and their policies but thanks for showing interest in my opinion. The reason why I don't think he would be successful as their leader is that he is tainted by his past - brexit, alliance to Robinson and language surrounding illegal immigration. Same as Liz Truss as a leader of the conservatives. She just simply wasnt leadership material
Elmo is now one of the most dangerous men around.Side note, I am sick of seeing Elmo's endless bull$hit tweets and his face on social media, that together with the media proper covering his every word. Why? I hate Trump and thought he was the biggest @rsehole in politics, but Elmo beats him comfortably with his verbiage
See my earlier post and tweet, by pushing back on Robinson it makes Farage appear to have some morals and to be the good guy helping to normalise Reform and it's extreme and racist views, in reality I don't believe Farage is any different from Robinson and has similar beliefs he just hides it better and realises it would not help Reform grow atm to be more acceptable to the general publicNot often you’ll see me write words like these but Farage is 100% correct in his assessment of Robinson, he could easily have jumped onto the Free Tommy bandwagon or remain silent on the subject knowing his popularity with certain demographics but he hasn’t and that has to earn him a scintilla of respect.
Whilst Farage’s politics and mine are poles apart I think his comments are something few politicians of all persuasions would do instead looking at their own self interest rather than the bigger picture.
The one hope I have is that it marginalises Robinson and Musk further and one fades into obscurity and the other finds another political sphere to try and infiltrate.
ExactlySee my earlier post and tweet, by pushing back on Robinson it makes Farage appear to have some morals and to be the good guy helping to normalise Reform and it's extreme and racist views, in reality I don't believe Farage is any different from Robinson and has similar beliefs he just hides it better and realises it would not help Reform grow atm to be more acceptable to the general public
At least if Farage became Tory leader he would be moderated by the Tory Party machine and its voters. He would also be scrutinised and held to account far more than he has been to date as some kind of right wing populist protest champion.Totally this