Of false flags and the inability of the antiWoke to combine

Let's open with a comment on X by a grandmother and former model, with dogs she walks morning and evening, what you'd call a typical antiWoke, "fatigued with it all in Britain right now" type, not in the least  Bully type, just dismayed with how Britain has gone down.

I used the term "false flag right", e.g. Boris Johnson, Theresa May but of late, they've refined it and there are some of the Reform "brass" just as much what would be called RINO in the States ... Yusuf-Farage-Tice are three:

... but there's another one they've just taken into their steering "committee":

Why can't the right unite?  Because we are not "the right" for a start, we against the Uniparty are a big tent, with everyone from slightly upper middle to working class on zero hours contracts ... how could we possibly agree on all matters?

Plus there is that false flagger in there at all times ... paid to be in there, stirring it up.  One of them wrote yesterday about the "Woke right" ... no such thing ... "right" is being used by the PTB as anti Fabian govt but actually, there are many on the anti-war Old Left also in with us.  The whole thing confuses and confounds.

All right, let's go to this by-election result from yesterday:

It was already Reform, yes, but still ... observe the Labour support.  And there's something else many might be unaware of ... one of the Reform councillors has called on the six dissidents from Reform to resign and force byelections.

Why?  Because they resigned over Yusuf-Farage's stunt of trying to jail Rupert Lowe and badmouth Tommy Robinson who has considerable support in Britain, not just within the working class.  Remember September 13th?  Whether 1m or 3m ... it was still many people.

So ... Reform looks good in Cornwall among the retired writing up their memoirs and what do the dissidents then do ... the dissidents being "the fatigued" who quite like Rupert Lowe but have not actually joined Advance?

Invidious situation because so many of our own lot, our own type, vote Reform at the moment, whether adoring "Nige" or else knowing his track record of betrayal and overlooking it ... or just not knowing at all.  And one such lady just followed me on X and I followed back.

Why?  Because we agree on issues facing Britain. As many of us here do. Bizarre situation.  Personally, I'd be delighted if there was a party which could shut the Uniparty out.

Only to be sold out by the Uniparty false flaggers on the steering committee. Already Sarah Pochin has had the rough end of that.