Reform UK – known from now on as ‘The Entrance To The Far Right’ – came to Birmingham. And so did Led By Donkeys.
We took over the giant screen at Farage’s big rally in Birmingham pic.twitter.com/wLdXOH5d9r
— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) March 28, 2025
In reality the best part, or the saddest part, of this is reading the comments on social media by Reform supporters. They have absolutely no clue what their party stands for. They appear to have less understanding about politics than amoebas on Saturn, and although they rightfully despise Starmer’s establishment crew, they are looking in entirely the wrong place for the solutions. Instead of trying to understand the reality of the issues we are experiencing and have been experiencing for a very long time, they have turned to a bunch of narcissistic multimillionaires who will say and do anything for more lucre.
The man below is who Reform UK really cares about. Just like Trump in power, they would turn on those who fell for their lies.
‘Imagine having so much money that you could spend £500,000 a day for 82 years before it dried up and then thinking about leaving the UK because you might have to pay a bit more tax.’
Reform UK’s Rally Falls Short of Expectations
Reform UK’s much-anticipated local election launch in Birmingham was billed as the “biggest rally in modern political history”, but it failed to live up to the hype. While the party has been gaining momentum, the turnout at the 15,000-capacity venue left many seats empty.
The event marked a significant milestone for Reform UK, as they announced they would field candidates in every possible seat in May’s elections—a major step up from the 12% coverage they managed last time. The party also introduced Aaron Banks as their new mayoral candidate for the West of England.
With a high-production setup, Nigel Farage made a dramatic entrance on a JCB, welcomed by a live band and a standing ovation. However, despite the enthusiastic crowd, internal party tensions loomed over the event. Some supporters expressed concerns about the recent expulsion of former Reform MP Rupert Lowe, who was reported to the police over alleged threats towards party chairman Zia Yusuf—claims Lowe strongly denies. An independent investigation also found “credible evidence” of separate bullying allegations, which he disputes.
Amongst the cheers, chants of “Rupert” echoed through the venue but were swiftly silenced by security. Thus, they are no different from any other political party. If anyone challenges them, out come the size 16s, and they are stamped upon.
The reality of Reform UK
For those who have buried themselves in so much dogma that they are already asphyxiated:
There are many more articles on Dorset Eye exposing Reform UK as a party of charlatans conning those ripe to be conned. Look elsewhere for solutions as I promise you they are not it.
