In one morning, twenty Tory councillors have defected to Reform during the third day of the Conservative Party conference. It seems its attempts to appease the far-right are causing it to sink faster than the Titanic.
I was under the impression that Reform were against ‘immigrants’ coming over and taking all their jobs. https://t.co/0J4chTY5BM
— Sparky (@PaulSparks1964) October 7, 2025
Reform vs Tories
At this point, the only difference between Reform and the Tories is the shade of blue – and there’s not even much difference there.
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— Colin the Dachshund (@DachshundColin) October 7, 2025
Reform seems to be hell-bent on destroying Britain, but at least they can spell it.
If you thought @KemiBadenoch couldn’t organise a pi$$ up in a brewery wait until you see the @Conservatives organise a chocolate bar for their own country
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— John Nevill (@cortina) October 6, 2025
Cosying up to the far-right
The Tories were obviously not quite racist enough for the defectors. But they are proving that they are closer to the far-right than any other party.
Tories proving yet again that they are closer to the Far Right than any other party. https://t.co/Pj5Jg6ZdSR
— A Scot (@AScot94175440) October 7, 2025
But Badenoch’s popularity is slowly fading into the periphery. Give it a year, and she will be on I’m a Celeb in an attempt to claw back a shred of relevance.
Kemi will be doing reality television next year…… https://t.co/kJnFxu5Vsw
— Gamu (@Keyngstn) October 7, 2025
At least Reform is recycling the Tories. Zack Polanski will be impressed.
Sound the alarms over Reform
On a serious note, though, we should be worried. Reform is managing to grow a strong, local base across England.
A vote for Reform is just a vote for the same establishment that had been in power for 14 years and destroyed this country https://t.co/rW2Kmbash1
— Rob
(@robcw9) October 7, 2025
It’s the exact same establishment that has been torturing us for the last 14 years. But now, Reform is mixing in a large and dangerous dose of Trump-esque fascism, which is the last thing the UK needs.
Farage’s Reform is attempting to appeal to working-class voters with his derogatory anti-immigration rhetoric.
So people are essentially voting tory by voting for reform, it’s mad how people off council estates think these sharks have their backs. https://t.co/XvVv8x8jo8
— cirrus minor (@Fugazi140) October 7, 2025
But using migrants as scapegoats for the problems that the rich and powerful have caused is going to blow up in his face. Because once he’s finished deporting everyone who isn’t white and British, public services will inevitably collapse. Then who will he blame?
So Reform is literally just the Tory party now.
Same people who lied, stole and destroyed the UK for 14 years. But now with a leader who wants to do even worse – moving to US style Insurance NHS – where hundreds of thousands go bankrupt each year and massive corruption. https://t.co/EkDM6lpAm9
— Mike Dailly
(@mdf200) October 7, 2025
Where is Your Party?
So amid this Tory-Reform defecting commotion, people might rightly be asking, where is Your Party when you need them?
As Reform elected numbers swell like a nasty boil, Your Party is getting… a book:
I’m in a book! The first book about Your Party “brings the strategic debate into the open.”
They’ve published this fast to get it out before Your Party’s founding conference in November.https://t.co/w6uBgwp5Jb pic.twitter.com/FjUfldskyP
— Alex Nunns (@alexnunns) October 7, 2025
That’s right, the nameless not-even-a-party-yet will join the shelves in print before it even makes it to its November conference. Priorities and all that.
As local supporters across the country gather for meetings and show their appetite to organise, now is the moment for Your Party to step up, and bloody well hurry up about it too. Because Reform sure as hell isn’t waiting around. And when it comes to halting the growing tide of fascism, there’s no time to waste.
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By HG
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