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found this:
www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jan/10/reform-uk-councillors-to-resign-over-nigel-farage-leadership
âA group of 10 councillors representing Reform UK have given notice of their intention to resign en masse in protest at Nigel Farageâs leadership.
The resignations will add to pressure on the Reform leader after Elon Musk said he was ânot up to the jobâ. They are timed to overshadow the partyâs south-east conference this weekend.
The councillors alleged the party was being run in an âautocratic mannerâ and accused Farage of âdisloyaltyâ to long-term members. There are splits within the party over the jailed far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who is supported by Musk.â
âthe departures of the 10 councillors â who between them hold more than a dozen local authority positions at different levels â would mark the loss of a significant chunk of the partyâs existing local authority representatives.â
However - âReform UK has been facing a schism over its approach to Robinsonâs supporters after Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform, said last year that the party âwant nothing to do withâ Robinson âand all of that lotâ.
However, in a sign that Farage may be calibrating his position to please Musk, he told GB News this week that he did âquestionâ why Robinson was in prison.
However, in a sign that Farage may be calibrating his position to please Musk, he told GB News this week that he did âquestionâ why Robinson was in prison.
Well, if you cosy-up to the world's richest man who appears to be rather drunk with the power that Trump has now invested in him - not to mention the adulation of millions of admiring males (and females!) who are having a bromance with him, at least in their heads - then you will lose your autonomy if you don't do has he says and ultimately become his puppet!
So now Musk's outbursts have had their desired effect and caused a divide within Reform - are we to look forward (in the literal sense) to a time when a reformed Reform will campaign for Tommy's release (with or without Nigel); a welcome into the bosom of the Reform party and, ultimately fulfil father Errol's prediction of becoming first its leader before finally catapulting it to power and becoming Prime Minister?
Is this how father and son Musk thinks it will happen?
Musk has a lot of support here in the UK it seems - and on GN - and there's an awful lot of disgruntled people who are disillusioned with the two-party system, anything's possible.
It's really a question of whether the 'elite establishment' that hold power in the UK will be behind this. The money's nice, but it's fairly obvious that both Musk and Robinson are loose canons, and that could interfere with market stability, and we've already seen what happened when that other loose cannon, Truss, let rip.
Richard Tice, the deputy leader of Reform, said last year that the party âwant nothing to do withâ Robinson âand all of that lotâ.
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... here's "that lot"
There's a few women among them, but they mostly appear to be a group of very angry young men, chanting in a similar manner to 'the lads' at a football match, "Ingerland, Ingerland". But, of course, they are angry.
Yes, this is a deliberately provocative and subjective post.
... just like Musk's.




