Returning briefly as a Mod here reached out to me and asked if I had come back as a new account.
To clarify, no - I only have one account which is registered to a DNMX account and I do not feel the need to have multiple or sock accounts. @Champion of Khorne is not me, I have no idea who he/she is but I see that this newcomer is now getting the same treatment on here that I did for not kowtowing and ditching my support for Nigel Farage and Reform UK despite working for the party and supporting Nigel from when he was leader of UKIP and then The Brexit Party which morphed into Reform UK.
@Champion of Khorne welcome to Kiwi Farms, enjoy the future backstabbing from people who claim to be your friends but then round on you. I see that you're not a fan of Nigel, which is fine, but can any of the Nigel-knockers seriously give a reason as to why they don't like him? Is it because they actually fear that when he becomes PM they'll literally have nothing to moan about and why the adoration for Rupert Lowe when all he is doing is helping Labour stay in power... not really as if there's some Labour and OFCOM shills here is it? Speaking of shills, where's Duane Dibbley? Oh... of course! @Otterly at least is a good and decent person and she has my respect.
As I've recently been promoted within Reform UK (and make of that what you will) I am no longer going to be active here so @Null can nuke my account if he sees fit. It's been a great time recently for us with the roaring success of the Council Elections last month and we are now the second largest party in the Senedd which also means that whilst Plaid are the largest party they haven't got the majority required to get laws passed etc. without the support of other parties - essentially a coalition of chaos could be heading Wales' way if all parties cannot be adult and work together. I'll give Rhun a chance and TBF he's an improvement on Drakeford, Gething and Morgan (aka Wales' version of the Three Stooges) though that's quite a low mark.
Speaking of elections, I've also been up to Granada-land (showing my age here) recently to support Robert Kenyon in Makerfield and spent time in the area and nearby in Wigan where the atmosphere is definitely very pro-Reform UK and although Andy Burnham is favourite to win the seat (at least according to the polls) it's really a by-election which we won't 'lose' either way... let me explain... if Burnham wins then it puts significant pressure on Starmer over the weeks before the summer recess and then during mind July-September the plotting will ramp up just in time for their sojourn in Liverpool (the Conference). Could we see Starmer forced out by then if the Unions follow through on threats to withdraw funding as well as support? Odds are that the motion to oust Starmer will go ahead then - unless he calls a (redacted because it will trigger people). However, should Reform UK win, this will see the demise of Starmer hasten and the letters will be going in to Jessica Morden MP demanding Starmer out or a slew of Backbenchers will quit - there's even talk from 'on high' that some Labour MP's are even thinking of reviving 'Change UK' or resigning the Whip and forming a new party so as to take down Starmer's majority. This would mean that by the time of the recess his position would be untenable (as opposed to Tenable which I am sure @Chunky Salsa is a fan of... maybe) and the pressure to go would be insurmountable.
Either way, Starmer is probably safe until the Conference, and the leadership contest will take two months at least to produce a winner with the recess being a time to garner support in the background rather than any hardcore campaigning. Whilst Burnham is in the running, you will also have Rayner, Streeting and Miliband jostling for the top job as well as outsiders Shabana Mahmood, Al Carns with possibly Lucy Powell and Jess 'I don't like Sargon' Phillips as well possibly throwing their hats into the ring. There are currently 98 Labour MP's who oppose Starmer continuing in office, which would be enough to force Starmer into a minority government should they resign the Whip, but 159 Labour MP's whilst maybe not wholly supportive of Starmer want him to continue 'for the sake of party unity'.
Now, a message from the REAL Llyr Powell (sorry to break it to you but I am not him, have never been him but have recently met him) - he was recently sent death threats by somebody (or somebodies) who is a member of this site. I have had to explain to Llyr and Nigel that yes I did use Kiwi Farms and they have advised me not to use the site going forward, though both have appreciated my reasons for using it and both advocate for freedom of speech and have no issue with Kiwi Farms' purpose save for the couple of idiots who, thinking I was Llyr Powell, have taken their hate campaign against me into the real world. At a time when this site is facing a kicking from Starmer and OFCOM, the last thing it needs is members actively working against what @Null has tried to create and making itself look bad instead of the victim (which I believe it is, given the relentless attacks from both the MSM and DDOS obsessed trolls who have been cyberattacking the website recently). All because I won't end my support for Reform UK - a party which, needless to remind you of, has lead the polling since April 2025 and only on two occassions has it tied with other parties and once dipped below Labour (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_next_United_Kingdom_general_election)
NO - OTHER - RIGHT - WING - PARTY - HAS - ACHIEVED - THIS - IN - THE - SAME - TIMEFRAME
Yet, somehow, Rupert Lowe is going to be our next PM... because people here say he is?
Just be careful that he isn't a HNH shill... after all, he was quite pally with Labour peoples when he was Chairman of Southampton FC.
Reform UK may not be everybody's cup of tea, but we are the only option on the Right of politics that has a credible and sensible chance of winning power - definitely before 2029 and the way things are going with the tranches of the Mandleson affair (not to mention the inability of Whitehall to do its job and spot rogue cameras and the likelihood of Starmer being a literal 'Chink' in Britain's defence... yes I am labelling him as the Chinese Spy a la Harold Wilson working for the KGB in the 1970s) then who knows.
Anyway nice (or mostly nice) knowing of the ones here who were decent (mass) debators.
@Null Reform UK will make it official that they will axe OFCOM when their next manifesto is launched, feel free to reach out to the party at any time.
