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Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks
Date: Sun 4 Oct 19:20
According to the leader of the far right party they now have over twelve thousand members in Scotland and Rupert Lowe says that makes them the second biggest party in the country, at least in terms of members.
On one hand I`m quite pleased to see Restore eat into the voter base of the cryptocurrency funded Reform Party but then I also don`t want to see Farage (who recently received a £5 gift from a foreign based crypto billionaire) claiming to be the moderate voice of right wing politics when compared to Restore. I think it`s safe to say that unless some sort of entente can be reached between the two parties of Britain`s far right then they will both struggle to make any sort of breakthrough at the ballet box, especially under the fptp electoral system.
And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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Topic Originator: wee eck
Date: Sun 4 Oct 19:43
`(who recently received a £5 gift from a foreign based crypto billionaire)`
Did he not report that he got a £5 donation?!!!
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Topic Originator: The One Who Knocks
Date: Sun 4 Oct 20:24
I did notice my little mistake there. I said he received a £5 gift from a foreign based crypto billionaire when it was of course a £5 MILLION gift.
It was a gift though Eck. Remember he said he could spend it on whatever he wanted, none of the public`s business, he could buy a load of cars with it if he wanted. That`s his words. Parliaments standards commissioner is investigating and will soon be reporting on the matter.
And although my eyes were open
They just might as well be closed
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Sun 4 Oct 21:04
Anyone that pays money to any political party these days is completely off their rocker 😂
Restore splitting the Unionist vote even more up here will make it even more hilarious when they don’t get close to the SNP.
Some of their “policies” are good ideas and genuine, but some are absolutely batsh*t crazy and dangerous to the country in the long run.
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