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    Die Reform droht mit rechtlichen Schritten gegen Kemi Badenoch im Streit um „falsche Mitglieder“.


    Die Reform droht mit rechtlichen Schritten gegen Kemi Badenoch im Streit um „falsche Mitglieder“.

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/12/27/reform-uk-threatens-legal-action-kemi-badenoch-members/

    Von qwerty_1965

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    1. qwerty_1965 on

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      “Mrs Badenoch used a five-part post on X, formerly Twitter, to accuse him and Reform of “fakery” and bombarding the public with “endless lies, smoke and mirrors”.

      In a post on the same platform, Mr Yusuf asked his followers: “Should Nigel Farage sue Kemi Badenoch for libel?”

      Asked by The Telegraph whether legal action was being considered, a Reform source said that it was.

      “The more I read, the worse it gets for Kemi,” the source said. “Not only has she lied and embarrassed herself, but she’s shown a horrific lack of judgement.

      “Our membership has surged even more thanks to her ludicrous conspiracy theories.””

      She’s a total dimbo.

    3. Black_Fish_Research on

      It must be really embarrassing to be a Tory when this is supposedly the best they have.

      Somehow getting yourself in a situation where you either call clicking the “inspect” button the “back end” demonstrating some awful tech illiteracy or you’ve actually hacked their system and admitted to doing something illegal.

      I would assume the former as it’s not common for websites to actually have direct API links and normally it’s some fudge for an estimate (which is never a problem).

      All of this while giving publicity to something that her opposition wants publicity for.

      She might as well have given Farage access to tweet for her, probably would have been less damage.

    4. After-Dentist-2480 on

      Reform threatens and fundraises for legal action with depressing regularity.

      Reform never carries through these threats of legal action.

      Farage has learned much from Tommy Robinson.

    5. MaxChicken234 on

      These aren’t politicians or leaders, just Twitter warriors in a race to be most famous and controversial. 

    6. throwpayrollaway on

      Never wrestle with a pig. You get covered in mud and the pig likes it.

    7. Accomplished-Try-658 on

      Kemi, you are already buffoon. It took Johnson decades to perfect that shtick.

      Play in with animals and you get fleas.

      Work away I guess 🤷

    8. _JR28_ on

      It’s weird not knowing who to root for here, Kemi is the lesser of two evils I reckon.

    10. Low_Stress_9180 on

      Brexit was a smart move to unify the right then…….

      “You were only supposed to blow the bloody wets off” said with a cockney accent.

    11. Longjumping-Buy-4736 on

      Those are pretty low membership numbers anyway. What I find more surprising is how few members have the conservatives have for a party that has been so successful at winning elections.

    12. andymaclean19 on

      What’s sad here is how the Tories have turned themselves from a serious party, regarded by many as the natural party of government, into a clown show with lightweight joke leaders. All the heavyweight, serious politicians are now gone, replaced with fools and propagandists.

      Reform are a terrible party with no sensible, workable policies or party framework but at least they are trying to get better and move towards being a serious contender. That the Tories are not standing head and shoulders above them right now does not bode well for the British opposition at this point.

      Sooner or later one of the two parties needs to get its act together and present some credible, realistic alternative policies because no sensible opposition usually leads to a bad government.

    13. andrew0256 on

      This will be new. The far right suing the not far off far right to prove who has the best grip on far rightery. Meantime the grown ups can get on with the job.

    14. StationFar6396 on

      Reform doesnt have members, it has customers. They paid £25 to Farage. Thats it. Mugs.

    15. huntsab2090 on

      Please do it. I would love to see this pair of lying bastard parties in court.

    16. iamezekiel1_14 on

      As I’ve said elsewhere The Telegraph is just keeping informed comment about Reform and their policies out of the news here and is closing to focus on school yard bickering with the Tories. It broadly is it now though, that The Telegraph has just deteriorated to the point where it is just the Mail for people with above average reading ability.

    17. Mr_miner94 on

      So the racists are fighting the bigots?
      Hopefully now the adults can do their jobs without being interrogated on what a sandwich is.

    18. layland_lyle on

      Oh for f**k sake, can’t they just act like grown ups. Always said she was the worse choice. I didn’t get that one wrong.

    19. Sufficient-Cold-9496 on

      Maybe the definition of “party members” needs defining a little better

      Party members would have the right to voted on party policy, leadership etc.

      Reform is a company with only two ( possibly three) shareholders, everyone else is being taken for a ride

    20. Objective_Ticket on

      Considering the state that the Tories are in I don’t doubt that reform’s membership would be on the up but the question that should be asked is how many of those tickers are just Russian bots?

    21. cmfarsight on

      oh yeah i am sure reform would love their books exposed to discovery

    22. QuailTechnical5143 on

      Farage threatens a lot of people with legal action. Never wins though.

    23. MrSierra125 on

      Wasn’t she on the brink of joining them before? lol love it when racists start fighting eachother

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