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Deema's avatar

Why is the contributor an enemy of pimlico journal ?

Vlade12's avatar

Appreciate the perspective. I think the fear is that figures like Zia will sand off Reform's edgyness, especially towards immigration. Lowe was hardline towards it, which is his selling point. Zia has said a lot of correct things e.g. repealing The Online Safety Act, but will an Asian who's parents are from Sri Lanka adaquetly fix immigration?

Adam Wren's avatar

This is…good, but I really question whether “plump lips” was necessary

nought's avatar

Edit: thanks for the gold

Stout Yeoman's avatar

He has professionalised the party? With the new justice spokesperson saying some trans men should be allowed in women's prisons only to be contradicted by Farage a short while later does not look very professional at all, anymore than David Bull, Zia's replacement as party chairman, praising immigration then disappearing.

Ezra Quid's avatar

A man without a party for a party without a Man. Amen. I am a proud Zianist and will follow him to the ends of the earth and back.

ThatGuyNicho's avatar

Schroedinger's Sarcasm.

Milnerite's avatar

I'm so confused that this reads like satire and yet the punchline never quite arrives...

Why Pimlico Journal has published this dreadful piece is beyond me. Appallingly one-sided.

P Hellyer's avatar

What a disgusting article. Full of sh**.

Steve's avatar

Why is it disgusting?

Duncan's avatar

A strange decision to allow this to be published on the Pimlico Journal. What is it supposed to achieve?

smef's avatar

Parties are vehicles. Does it matter if you get one over on the Tories if the country continues on a (maybe slightly flattened) curve of decline?

SOLAR ANGLO's avatar

I've always like Zia but I'm interested if your opinion around him being eager to destroy the Tories and jail ex-ministers has changed given recent defections. Admittedly people on the 'Tory right' but still