Reform

11 days ago

If it’s in the Guardian maybe it is true: buy North Sea oil stocks

I flagged up a while back the theory of my good friend Dominic Frisby that you might punt on North Sea Oil Stocks ahead of Labour revoking its ban on drilling and throwing Ed Milliband under a bus, to put a spoke in Reform’s wheels and to bring in much needed tax moolah. A kind reader has drawn my attention to an article in the Guardian Newspaper today.

50 days ago

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: Rowing with the school about poisoning the kids & how Totally is totally fecked

Good luck to all those involved i today's elections but especially to my pal the PR bruiser David Bick flying the Reform flag in Norfolk. Then it is onto a row with the headmistress of Jaya's school about how it is colluding with big food to poison the kids. The First Class Metals (FCM) which shareholders are in denial and Totally (TLY) which is totally fecked.I ponder the raft of suspensions today and consider why and I discuss why, pro tem, I am off the road.. 

350 days ago

Photo Article: I was going to vote Plaid Cymru but then a Russian bot got to me and I ended up voting for Farage

Yes it was Russian inteference that persuaded me to vote Reform earlier today. Of course it was. All those bots. Or maybe it was the idea that my wife and mixed race kids might be deported by Prime Minister Nigel Farage, a man routinely compared by the seething left to Hitler. Or maybe not.

359 days ago

Dominic Frisby Election anthem Codswallop, an eloquent ode to Nigel Farage and Reform

Dominic had hoped this would be the official Reform battle song but perhaps it is a bit too rude. However, Codswallop is another classic from my friend. Enjoy…

373 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast: The EU Elections, the UK & US elections and Ukraine

I start with the results in Europe and what they mean for Ukraine but also what they hint at in the UK and US elections. In the UK I believe that Reform is now ahead of the Tories in the North, the Midlands, Wales, East Anglia and the South West. I discuss its likely vote (large) and seats (small) and just how few seats the wretched Tories will win. In the US I discuss two now convicted felons: President Trump and Hunter Biden concluding neither conviction alters the November race much but the failing mental health of Hunter’s Dad is becoming more of an issue. I suggest that 4 states considered swing states are now firmly Republican while at leat two, maybe more, considered likely Dem are now “in play”.The polling data looks ever more grim for President Biden and his candidacy in November is increasingly less of a given. In Ukraine it gets worse and worse for Ukraine as I detail.

381 days ago

Tom Winnifrith podcast: the US election after the Stormy Daniels case, the Ukrainian war and the British election as Farage steps up to the plate

I start with Nigel Farage and his decision to lead Reform and stand in Clacton. What does it mean for the results for Reform, Labour and the wretched Tories? I put this in context of a mood of unease and unhappiness across Europe ahead of EU elections this weekend where insurgents will make big gains. I voted Tory last time and was planning to spoil my ballot paper. this time. I may still do that on July 4th but many of us who are disgusted with the entire political class will back Farage. I don’t like some of what he says, notably on immigration. But we should have a debate on that subject and the established parties just won’t allow that.  Then it is to the US where I sense the kangaroo court conviction of Donald Trump does not change the likely outcome. Then to Ukraine where the western media is distracting us again. The real story is not Kharkov but Chasov Yar. That is bad for Ukraine and that, in turn, is bad for Biden and Western leaders some of whose rhetoric is now simply insane.

3779 days ago

Five ways to reform AIM – a market veteran writes

A reader who knows AIM from the other side writes in with some fairly draconian suggestions for reforming the AIM Casino. He clearly knows what he is talking about and I have real sympathy with the points he makes. Will the casino take any of them onboard? Our correspondent writes: