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Never takes long for media set up Reform scandals to collapse. Why the Tories want you distracted right now over thier 10 year former Tory man close toBadenoch filmed after defecting toReform when he made racist comments. More likely a Tory plant. Also, right now Tory councillor is in court on charges of over 20 sex offences including rape and child sex offences. A former Tory councillor close to Badenoch defects and suddenly turns racist for the cameras, pull the othe rone. Another former Tory councillor now in court being tried for multiple child sex offences. No surprise Tories activated thier plant in Reform for distraction.

The man at the centre of ITV’s stitch up was a Tory plant. It’s all been faked. Reform UK now must sue ITV.

Three Tory MPs who voted against my 2022 Private Members Bill to override ECHR rulings on Rwanda so we could deport illegal migrants, have now failed to back their party’s own proposal. Simon Hoare has even been readopted as a Parliamentary candidate. Will he still be allowed to stand?

Every child, wherever they live, should grow up with opportunity on their doorstep. It was a privilege to walk through the door as Education Secretary to start that work.

Dear @RestoreBritain goons. We are not negotiating with you. @reformparty_uk supporters do not want your votes, do not need your permission, and are not interested in the version of events you keep selling about yourselves. You are not a neglected constituency waiting to be courted. You are a splinter that decided the rest of the right was not pure enough, then spent the time since explaining why everyone else is the problem. That story is finished. The offers to work together are not serious. They arrive only when you notice that a divided right hands Labour another term, and they come with conditions so the larger party does the work while you keep the veto. That is not cooperation. It is a demand that Reform shrink to fit your grievance. We will not do it. If a split right means Labour stays in, that is the outcome you chose when your faction mattered more than the result. You do not get to attack the only vehicle that can displace them, then turn up afterwards asking to share the credit for a loss you helped engineer. 
Demographic change is the issue you treat as existential, and on that the next five years of Labour are not neutral. The pace of the policies you claim to hate does not slow because a smaller party on the right refused to consolidate. It continues. Settlements, asylum rules, family routes, housing pressure, the courts, the civil service culture that treats objection as suspicion none of those pause while you argue about who owns the brand of opposition. If that trajectory is as vexing as you say, every month on purity tests is a month you gave away. The people who live with the consequences are disproportionately those who already feel the change in their towns, schools, and waiting lists. A comfortable professional who can move, or whose postcode still looks like it did twenty years ago, can afford a lost election. Many of the voters you claim to speak for cannot. 
So the damage lands on you, not on us. Reform does not cease to exist if a cycle is wasted. The country you say you are trying to preserve does not get a replay. Another Labour term entrenches the administrative state, the legal frameworks, and the demographic facts you insist cannot be reversed later. You can call that scaremongering. You can call the people pointing it out traitors to the cause. What you cannot do is pretend the calendar stops while you finish the argument about who is allowed to lead. Five more years is not an abstract penalty on Reform. It is the period in which the trends you describe as replacement keep compounding, and the institutions that manage them grow more confident that no electoral threat is organised enough to matter. 
We are not obliged to soothe that. We are not obliged to pretend your departure was a tragic misunderstanding rather than a choice. If the right loses because it could not stop eating itself, the loss belongs to those who preferred a smaller stage to a larger one. My life, and the lives of many people who vote Reform without a manifesto written in the language of siege, will continue. Jobs, families, mortgages, the ordinary business of getting through a week those do not collapse because a faction online declares the country already gone. What does get worse, on your own account, is the thing you say keeps you up at night. That is the trade you are making. You are not punishing Reform. You are accepting a longer Labour government for the satisfaction of saying you never bent. 
When that bargain comes due, do not expect sympathy from the people you spent the campaign calling sellouts. You were told the split had a price. You decided the price was acceptable so long as someone else was blamed for it. If the country you claim to care about is harder to recognise in five years than it is now, that will not be a mystery, and it will not be a joke someone else played on you. It will be the result you risked because being right in a smaller room mattered more than being effective in a larger one. 😏