[Abernathy]

Sometimes, like the proverbial stopped clock, and through the mist of his hatred of Keir Starmer , Another Angry Wank gets something right .

[Youngian]

I take it everybody voting is on Reform's mailing list.
It was a deceptively official looking window envelope to encourage swift opening.
Immigrants, immigrants and I've got a black dog like Barnes Wallis.
'Family, community, country' could be any party's slogan but just sounds more fascist in Farage's hands.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Famille, Travail, Patrie was the slogan of Vichy France.

Don't find Farage a particularly plausible family man. Doubtless this comes under "colourful character" rather than hypocrisy.

[RedSparrows]

Nothing says values and virtues more than being an absolute fucking chancer, ey readers.

[Killer Whale]

Nothing about how voting for someone to be in charge of the bins is going to change immigration or energy policy. It doesn't even mention 'sending a message' to Westminster.
That, and appeals to 'values' and 'common sense' rather than any statement of actual policy, indicate that they're keen to run on 'feels' rather than anything else for as long as possible.
I fully expect more of this right up to the Senedd elections next year.

[satnav]

'Family, community, country' says the man who has been married and divorced twice, who rarely visits the community he was elected to serve, who is more interested in events in America rather than Britain and who shows far too much admiration for Putin.

[Bones McCoy]

[davidjay]

One of the biggest changes over the past forty years has been the destruction of community. The family unit has gone with it. That leaves country, and as we all know, "Britain's fukkin 'ad it."