Reform's Richard Tice 'Would you ask the Green Party these questions?'

[@MrBeautifulmountain]

Tice's question was fair, the fact that the interviewer couldn't answer revealed that it was 'no', thereby reflecting the shameful anti-Reform attack agenda (shameful because it was based more on cartoons than arguments) that the paper adopted to bolster the Tories during the riots. However, Tice would be well-advised to be less touchy. Having said that Lee Anderson was clumsy, Tice should just have said that Sadiq Khan's policies are consistent with a sympathy for the Islamist ideology held by the Islamists whom he defended as an Islamist-defending lawyer.

[@tedbo1819]

Well, did they ask the Greens?

[@garyhaynes2433]

Vote reform

[@deaconsyxx322]

Did they ask the Greens?

[@lucasmoreno5330]

I'm sure they would when given the chance. Why wouldn't they? Anderson has been the deputy chairman of the Government. As far as I';m aware, the Greens have never been near the levers of power.

[@Dogfacedbloke]

Lee Anderson was right. And Tice is right not to put up with this MSM nonsense.

[@nickyd922]

MSM my hole. Right wingers play victim even though right wing media crushes lefty outlets on viewership numbers

[@harryhill-es5jk]

The msm are out for reform uk. Who owns times radio 😂 vote refom uk

[@dijoyjoe]

Nah

[@BenWilcox-x6d]

TIMES RADIO .. another BBC.

[@andybrice2711]

In fairness, I'd say he has got a point. All the more established parties have also had their recent scandals with candidates spouting extremist views. Though that's not really an excuse, and he still needs to address the criticism properly.

[@hairyhaggis7431]

“Ask the other party” is an argument from someone who knows they have nothing substantive to say 😂

[@HelenThomasCreativeHealer]

No, it's from a party that is treated very unfairly by the MSM.

[@willalm830]

When they start shouting that's the defence, they all do it Trump the far right, the Israelis, the Iranians, Russians, Scientology and this is a group I would aline these to the outsides, the fringe the Tufton St warriors

[@MrDunkycraig]

Far right my arse. You havent got a clue on reform

[@andybrice2711]

I think it's unfair, ignorant, and perhaps even bigoted to suggest that Sadiq Khan is in league with Islamists. Though I do think it's reasonable to say that he is weak against them. He does seem to have spent his whole career sharing platforms with them, defending them in court, downplaying their threats, and instead condemning those who raise concerns about them.

[@BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69]

Indeed how dare he lol

[@georgesdelatour]

The woke left’s alliance with Islam (and Islam’s alliance with the woke left) is temporary, strategic and transactional. It can’t work on any multi-decade time-scale. As has often been noted, Turks living in Germany vote left in Germany, but purely for the gibs; lefties are more likely to give them benefits and let their relatives come and join them in Germany. But in Turkey, these same people vote overwhelmingly for Erdogan, because he shares their values, not the German lefties. I don’t know if you know the words “pronomian” and “antinomian”. They have a legalistic meaning, but are also used more broadly to refer to political tendencies. The right in a society is pronomian: they like old-established traditions, norms and hierarchies. The left is antinomian: they want to displace those old-established traditions, norms and hierarchies, and replace them with new, woke hierarchies. Globally, Islam is the most pronomian force on the planet. But, when introduced into a non-Muslim society, it can function entropically, as an antinomian crowbar. This is why the left likes it. They see it as useful for undermining the established western culture they dislike. But what happens when the undermining is basically done? The left think that, at that point, they’ll be able to just pozz the Muslims like they pozzed everyone else. Personally, I doubt that.

[@teelo523]

So your conclusion suggest he is controlled by islamists in some way

[@teelo523]

So your conclusion is that he is controlled by islamists in some way

[@teelo523]

So your conclusion is that he is controlled by islamists in some way

[@user-bu9nb8wr6e]

The greens sold their party and ther souls.

[@joeingle1745]

Can the membership vote to remove the leader of the party? If the answer to that is 'no' you haven't democratised the party.

[@ancietman]

I think if you check Farage has changed it now. Do your research.

[@MrDunkycraig]

@@ancietmanoh you mean like the EU?

[@joeingle1745]

​@@ancietmanDoes talking to people like that give you a sense of superiority? Just curious, it makes me think you may be a bit of an idiot.

[@BenWilcox-x6d]

@@MrDunkycraig Fk the EU

[@Janet-g1y]

Was this really 3 hours ago it feels like it was three months ago. Why is this interviewer stuck in the past, all it’s done is show his bias, when he could be asking more relevant questions about the conference ,otherwise what was the point of the interview.

[@drunkinclam100]

Because he is an ex Tory spad

[@mickyg6981]

Tice and Anderson, how low can we go? oh yea Faridge

[@jimthompson9370]

Counter that with bathe bloated and hot air inflated MSM/Uniparty which is so filled it’s floated away from reality.