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  • ShredderLivesOnShredderLivesOn@mastodon.scot
    Oct 16, 2026, 6:33 PM

    Sarah Pochin wasn't disciplined or required to apologise after she said that the sight of TV adverts with black and Asian people drove her mad.

    Richard Tice tried to pre-empt the ITV investigation by suggesting that the stuff they would broadcast are things most people would hear in casual conversation.

    Honest Bob Jenrick said it upset him that he didn't see another white face in an area of Birmingham. Reform welcomed his defection.

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  • ShredderLivesOnShredderLivesOn@mastodon.scot
    Oct 16, 2026, 6:35 PM

    Nigel Farage himself was accused of frequently using the N-word by UKIP founder Alan Sked. He also attended a lunch with former BNP policy director Mark Deavin and convicted bomber Tony Lecomber after Deavin's racism was uncovered and he was expelled from UKIP.

    Sked not only tried to have Farage expelled. He also pointed out that the statement that UKIP are an anti-racist party disappeared from the membership application form once Farage took over.

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  • ShredderLivesOnShredderLivesOn@mastodon.scot
    Oct 16, 2026, 6:39 PM

    Farage of course was also accused by multiple former classmates of being overtly racist and antisemitic.

    He also has said that his favourite politician was notorious racist Enoch Powell.

    And he echoed the ghosts of Nazi Germany with his hideous 'BREAKING POINT' poster, unveiled the morning that Jo Cox was murdered.
    Where he whipped up fears of queues of black and brown people lining up to get into Britain because we were in the EU.
    Despite no EU country having a majority non-white population.

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  • ShredderLivesOnShredderLivesOn@mastodon.scot
    Oct 16, 2026, 6:43 PM

    So it's no wonder he's now been caught on tape defending a racist election candidate by ITV's undercover journalists.

    It absolutely can't be a few bad apples, as Reform keeps claiming.
    This is all from the top down. When you look at the big players in Reform and how they behave, it's no wonder that people who would traditionally have been closet BNP voters are flocking to them and being more open about their racism.

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