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Month: August 2026

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  • My email account

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    SO I’ve got this free yahoo email account. I’ve probably had it for 20 years or so. I’ve got 2 factor authentication enabled on it. What this means is that it’s very secure from unauthorised access (hacking) so that the fekking about that I’m experiencing is through direct access i.e. formal legal access.

    It annoys me that it’s about [ed: the actions taken are] disrupting my life, making things difficult for me instead of pursuing any legitimate purpose e.g. preventing crime.

  • Draft: Farage and Reform UK

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    A few thoughts about Nigel Farage and Reform UK.

    It’s all about Nigel Farage, it’s what Farage decides on a whim.
    Reform is a limited company – Reform 2025 Ltd – rather than political party. There is no internal democracy – party members deciding policy – just the board and the leader Nigel Farage deciding.

    I certainly get the impression that Farage’s Reform are total whores to money. Just like Donald Trump they are businessmen approaching politics as a business with the intention of achieving power and then trading that power, simply being whores.

    Reform’s policies follow Donald Trump’s very closely e.g. a UK Doge to make swinging cuts, denial of the climate crisis when it’s blatantly obvious to anyone who’s awake and has a functioning brain.

    Nigel Farage likes to present himself as anti-establishment as Donald Trump does. It’s total nonsense, Farage attended posh boys schools, was employed as a stockbroker, gets £5MILLION ‘gifts’ from foreign billionaires.

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    Nigel Farage is scathing at the £250,000 cost to the taxpayer of his unnecessary and ridiculous Clacton-on-Sea election campaign that he caused to avoid scrutiny and acccountability for the £5MILLION 'gift' that he didn't declare.
    Nigel Farage is scathing at the £250,000 cost to the taxpayer of his unnecessary and ridiculous Clacton-on-Sea election campaign that he caused to avoid scrutiny and acccountability for the £5MILLION ‘gift’ that he didn’t declare.

  • Morning Star Editorial: Exposing Reform’s ‘corporate crackdown’ means promising a real one

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    See the original article at https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/exposing-reforms-corporate-crackdown-means-promising-real-one

     Sinister: Zia Yusuf

    REFORM’S pledge to crack down on employers for hiring people without legal residence in Britain is a bid to get back on the front foot.

    The scandal over Nigel Farage’s wealthy sponsors refuses to go away, and together with a fresh face at Number 10 has cost Reform its top spot in opinion polls.

    Plan A, to reassert his greater popularity with the public than the mainstream parties via a staged showdown in Clacton, has gone badly wrong. Since nobody at Westminster would play ball he can triumph only over various unknowns and joke candidates, which will prove nothing.

    So Zia Yusuf has been deployed to announce Plan B. It too is meant to showcase Reform’s anti-Establishment credentials. Prison sentences for corporate bosses who hire illegal labour. Crippling fines, up to 10 per cent of global turnover.

    This is a sinister policy. But it isn’t stupid. The impunity of a boss class who routinely break the law is a source of genuine resentment.

    It is why contracts-for-cronies and Covid lockdown breaches by the Boris Johnson gang brought down that premiership.

    It is one reason the conduct of privatised water companies is so explosive.

    Excrement-strewn beaches, unsafe drinking water and the discharge of huge volumes of raw sewage into rivers are outrageous enough as it is — but the knowledge that the CEOs in charge receive salaries in the millions, that the flow of dividends to shareholders is as constant as that of filth into our waterways, is incendiary.

    Reform hopes to tap into hostility to corporate fat cats. It pretends to champion working-class Brits: “Corporate CEOs have been making a fortune by hiring illegal workers and undermining British youngsters. Reform will jail them and stop illegal working for good — we will stand up for British workers.”

    It will not, of course. Reform would repeal the Employment Rights Act, stripping millions of rights to sick and holiday pay. Farage says the minimum wage should be cut for young workers.

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    Morning Star Editorial continues at https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/exposing-reforms-corporate-crackdown-means-promising-real-one

    Nigel Farage is scathing at the £250,000 cost to the taxpayer of his unnecessary and ridiculous Clacton-on-Sea election campaign that he caused to avoid scrutiny and acccountability for the £5MILLION 'gift' that he didn't declare.
    Nigel Farage is scathing at the £250,000 cost to the taxpayer of his unnecessary and ridiculous Clacton-on-Sea election campaign that he caused to avoid scrutiny and acccountability for the £5MILLION ‘gift’ from his filthy rich friend that he didn’t declare.
    Nigel Farage explains that he's called another byelection in Clacton-on-Sea because he should be able to secretly enrich himself without scrutiny and accountabilty and that the rules shouldn't apply to him.
    Nigel Farage explains that he’s called another byelection in Clacton-on-Sea because he should be able to secretly enrich himself without scrutiny and accountabilty and that the rules shouldn’t apply to him.
    Nigel Farage admits to being a whore willing to do anything for someone with a big fat wallet and asks whether drinking pints and smoking fags is not enough for the stupid plebs.
    Nigel Farage admits to being a whore willing to do anything for someone with a big fat wallet and asks whether drinking pints and smoking fags is not enough for the stupid plebs.