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Jeremy Grice retweeted
So, according to some, all the ex-Tories that make up the majority of Reform MPs have changed but when Kemi says the Conservative party has changed, they say she’s lying. 🤔
Anyone saying “I’ll never vote Tory again” should actually be saying “I’ll never vote Reform or Tory again”. Otherwise you’re operating a two tier system that you profess to oppose.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Excellent performance from @Nigel_Farage . Desperate from @bbclaurak
Farage very statesmanlike. No other party leader looks or sounds Prime Ministerial
I visited my local war memorial earlier, to look at the wreaths and I found a wreath laid by a Reform county councillor for my area I found it really strange that it had Reforms logo on it, none of the others had party logos on them Lab or Conservative or independent.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
The flowers of Remembrance. Hour after hour an unceasing pilgrimage of bereaved mothers, wives, daughters, and sweethearts lay floral offerings on the Cenotaph. Armistice Day, London, 1920.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
I believe the leader of the Conservative Party could be the most consequential political leader in 40 years. Our country faces serious problems at home and abroad. Our politics refuses to accept the medicine needed to treat the problem. We need someone with extraordinary zeal, personal drive and a fierce will to get Britain back on track… much like we did in 1979. And that ended up rather well.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Republicans will spend time and treasure, likely years and millions of dollars, for consultants and experts and pundits to find out what went wrong and how this happened. Save your money and don’t waste your time. The answer came 10 years ago by a Senator from South Carolina who didn’t live to see his prophetic words come to pass. “If we nominate Donald Trump we will get destroyed…and we will deserve it.” Republicans blew up their party, their values, their dignity and decency for a man who wasn’t even a Republican. Unilateral tariffs on our allies by executive orders isn’t conservative. Siding with Vladimir Putin’s murderous war in Ukraine isn’t conservative. Accepting a bribe from a foreign country in the form of an airplane that costs hundreds of millions of dollars isn’t conservative. Turning untrained thugs in masks loose in our communities to murder American citizens in cold blood isn’t conservative. Threatening to invade and conquer a sovereign country, an ally, isn’t conservative. Pardoning people who assaulted law enforcement officers isn’t conservative. The list is too long and too exhausting to contemplate. Republican law makers lit themselves on fire for a thrice married, sociopathic, mentally unstable reality tv personality who bragged about acing a test to check for dementia and spoke about the asses of male candidates for the US Senate. There was a time when I believed we should welcome any of them who finally spoke up back into polite society. But that ship has sailed. These people should live in shame for the rest of their days, shunned and repudiated in history books, never to hold a position that requires the public trust ever again.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
I say this with no love for Ossoff or the Democratic Party, but he is correct about all of this and it is going to be a devastating message going forward.
It's one of the reasons I've been chimping about our Russia policy for the last couple months—it's been objectively corrupt and disgraceful. Trying to turn Zelenskyy into a scapegoat at the end was the cherry on top.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Planning to Boycott products invented in Israel❓
There’s so much❗️ (From USB connectors to cherry tomatoes).
Here’s a list, so make a note‼️
Jeremy Grice retweeted
no reform in 2024 would have meant a hung parliament and labour not running roughshod on the UK
Conservatives: 302 seats
Labour: 268 seats
nigel handed 171 seats to labour so he could garner his ego with 6 MP's
anything Labour are doing now, you disagree with is down to reform
Jeremy Grice retweeted
A Facebook 'news' page in Nottinghamshire has amassed 13k followers and many think it's a non-partisan outlet.
It was actually set up by a man now working for Reform.
The democratic threat such pages would pose in a general election campaign are clear.
nottinghampost.com/news/loca…
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Meloni has gone far ahead of Yogi ji in Italy-
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has done in just 24 hours what the men of the European Union haven't managed in the last 30 years!
A new policy introduced by Meloni to stop riots in Italy has stunned all of Europe.
To rein in violent protests carried out in the name of students, she brought a firm blueprint called "The Anti-Riot Doctrine."
Meloni said one thing plainly:
"If you take to the streets and spread chaos, we will empty your parents' bank accounts!"
Anyone involved in violent protests will face 5 years in prison and a fine of 20,000 euros (roughly ₹18 lakh).
She understood that masked rioters with foreign funding cannot be stopped by tear gas alone. She decided to eliminate the logistics and financial support behind them.
When she began imposing heavy fines on the rioters' parents and deployed 500 military personnel in the city of Milan, suddenly no one could figure out where all those young activists seen on the streets had vanished, or which caves they had gone to hide in!
This is a stinging reply to the "New World Order" conspiracies of billionaires who fund NGOs to destabilize independent countries and use young people as shields.
When the financial and legal loopholes available in the name of protest were shut down, the truth about those putting on a drama in the name of revolution came out.
In my opinion... this exact model should be implemented in Bharat too!
Jeremy Grice retweeted
On 30th October 1990, Margaret Thatcher gives her famous "No. No. No." speech, leading to Geoffrey Howe's resignation the next day, and which some say precipitated her downfall the next month.
In the speech, Thatcher goes off script and outrightly rejects Britain's membership of any future arrangement for economic and monetary union with the European Community. Some saw this as the Prime Minister going against her own cabinet's joint position on the issue. For those long waiting to make their move to replace her as prime minister, "No. No. No." was not so much a shock as a cue.
"Yes, the [European] Commission does want to increase its powers. Yes, it is a non-elected body and I do not want the Commission to increase its powers against this House.
The President of the Commission said at a press conference the other day that he wanted the European Parliament to be the democratic body of the Community, he wanted the Commission to be the Executive, and he wanted the Council of Ministers to be the Senate—No. No. No.
Perhaps the Labour Party would give all those things up, easily. Perhaps they would agree to a single currency, to total abolition of the pound sterling. Perhaps being totally incompetent with monetary matters, they'd be only too delighted to hand over the full responsibility, as they did to the IMF. The fact is, they have no competence on money, no competence on the economy, so yes, the right honourable gentleman would be glad to hand it all over.
What is the point in trying to get elected to Parliament only to hand over your sterling, and hand over the powers of this House to Europe?"
Jeremy Grice retweeted
If you think a gay man can become a straight woman, you believe in conversion therapy.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Some need to understand the meaning of the word ‘establishment’ because they’re under the illusion that Farage is not a major part of that.
The Establishment - the existing power structure - the group of people, institutions, and networks that hold significant influence in politics, government, media, business, academia, or a profession.
He is part of the power structure, is a long term politician with entrenched views, takes an income from it and has huge influence.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
Think about this.
In 1984 Margaret Thatcher delivered her Brighton Conference speech just hours after being bombed. Incredible leader.
In 2026 Nigel Farage was too scared to attend the budget because he claims the girls were picking on him. Pathetic weed.
Jeremy Grice retweeted
by voting reform all you are doing is keeping labour in power
Just a pitiful case of self harm for anyone on the right
