Its incredible. I wish his constituents had all had lists of his sources of income, his trips, and this sort of thing.
Do people know about his links with Jacob Rees Mogg as in the Mogg of the Conservatives? this is AI reports from Sky News, looking into the Bruges Group, (wiki) and Conservative Home
Rees-Mogg has consistently urged for cooperation between the Conservative Party and Reform UK, stating he remains a Tory to bring the broader family of the right together.
Advising Reform: Farage declared readiness to advise Jacob Rees Mogg on dismantling key human rights and climate change regulations to prevent the Civil Service from blocking a future Reform government's agenda.
High-Profile Sightings: The political figures have fueled alliance rumors after being spotted leaving Boodles private members club in central London shortly apart from one another.
Defending Farage: Rees-Mogg publicly defended Farage on GB News regarding parliamentary standards investigations, framing political pressure on Farage as an establishment "hit job" and warning that political opponents are desperate to halt Reform's momentum.
Family Connections: Highlighting the close proximity of the two camps, Rees-Mogg noted that his own daughter, Mary, decided to join Reform UK.
Furthermore, and this is most significant to me
*The Trump administration's state department plans to allocate $12 million in grants to UK organisations founded by prominent conservatives Jacob Rees-Mogg and Toby Young*(the Guardian)
And more from the Guardian:
The Group:
The funding includes $7 million designated for 878, a think tank co-founded by Jacob Rees-Mogg that focuses on cultural issues and immigration.
The Purpose: The intended grants are part of a broader package of financial support aimed at European groups favoured by the Trump administration
(The Backlash: Former US officials and critics have condemned the move as an improper use of public funds intended to exert influence over foreign politics and British democracy).
I looked up the 878 group to see details of this right wing alliance and funding. The New World publication revealed that
"Will the Conservatives agree to a pact with Reform ahead of the next general election? Absolutely not, insisted Kemi Badenoch, saying after Reform’s poor showing in this month’s parliamentary byelections: “The results have left the idea of the Conservatives doing a deal with Reform stone-dead.”
But that has not stopped a number of her MPs working behind the scenes on some sort of agreement with Nigel Farage.
Even back in June, the Telegraph reported that a "growing chorus of conservative politicians wanted to "unite the right" an elector strategy in which Reform or tory candidates would stand aside in certain seats.
Look up the 878 aims
878institute.org
