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Ben Wallace, traitor?

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
2 days ago

Carlisle

Is the former Scot’s Guard captain, and ex Secretary of State for defence, a traitor and a moron?

Zia Yusuf, the Reform spokesperson, has called Ben Wallace a traitor and a moron because he criticised Reform’s prisoner deportation policy.

Do you agree that Wallace is a “traitor to Britain” or is Yusuf engaging in the kind of language he was criticising everyone for after Ann Widdecombe was murdered?

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By *e-OptimistMan
2 days ago

Stalybridge

Yusuf is just a typical knob that Reform attracts.

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By *ik MMan
2 days ago

Lancashire

You mean Ben Wallace who was Defence Secretary when we imported thousands of Afghanis, then was part of the super injunction to cover it up?

Sounds pretty treacherous and idiotic to me

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By *icecouple561Couple
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2 days ago

East Sussex

I think it's dangerous to use words like that to describe someone in public office

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By *ydaz70Man
2 days ago

Rotherham /newquay

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By *ydaz70Man
2 days ago

Rotherham /newquay


"Is the former Scot’s Guard captain, and ex Secretary of State for defence, a traitor and a moron?

Zia Yusuf, the Reform spokesperson, has called Ben Wallace a traitor and a moron because he criticised Reform’s prisoner deportation policy.

I think most politicians are trators if you dig deep enough.

Do you agree that Wallace is a “traitor to Britain” or is Yusuf engaging in the kind of language he was criticising everyone for after Ann Widdecombe was murdered?

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By *irthandMirthMan
2 days ago

Essex ++

Even Farage has publicly slapped him down and said not appropriate language.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
2 days ago

in Lancashire


"I think it's dangerous to use words like that to describe someone in public office "

This ..

Yusuf should fully apologise publicly ..

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By *icecouple561Couple
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2 days ago

East Sussex


"Even Farage has publicly slapped him down and said not appropriate language. "

That well known upholder of respect for fellow politicians? It must be bad

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By *irthandMirthMan
2 days ago

Essex ++


"Even Farage has publicly slapped him down and said not appropriate language.

That well known upholder of respect for fellow politicians? It must be bad "

Yes indeed although perhaps privately egging him on. Good cop, bad cop. Can't believe I'm writing that Farage could the the good cop in this situation.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

2 days ago

East Sussex


"Even Farage has publicly slapped him down and said not appropriate language.

That well known upholder of respect for fellow politicians? It must be bad

Yes indeed although perhaps privately egging him on. Good cop, bad cop. Can't believe I'm writing that Farage could the the good cop in this situation. "

. Well he does have an important event on the horizon...

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By *ostindreamsMan
2 days ago

London

The guy seems to make at least one controversial statement every week, like clockwork. It almost feels like a strategy to stay relevant in the political discourse.

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