Reform UK member & Lambretta rider. Wales needs Reform, VOTE REFORM UK✊🏻🏴🇬🇧
Wales, United Kingdom
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Rob Jones retweeted
To show our support for Joe Martin and to defend free speech, Reform will boycott Senedd Plenary.
We will not let our voters be silenced.
Rob Jones retweeted
I asked the Llywydd in person what specifically Joe Martin had said that warranted his being silenced. I received no real answer.
The Senedd cannot silence democratically elected Members without even noting why it has done so.
Rob Jones retweeted
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Rob Jones retweeted
To show our support for Joe Martin and to defend free speech, Reform will boycott Senedd Plenary.
We will not let our voters be silenced.
Rob Jones retweeted
The Senedd has banned an elected representative from speaking because other politicians found his comments objectionable.
While this decision stands, it cannot claim to be a democratic institution.
Reform and the Tories must insist Huw Irranca-Davies reverse his ruling.
The Senedd cannot be allowed to stop democratic debate.
Rob Jones retweeted
Reform UK’s Joe Martin has been censored and silenced in the Welsh Senedd.
His crime was to comment against the narrative on demographic change and mass migration.
An elected representative, chosen by the public, will not be allowed to speak in the chamber until he apologises. But why should he?
You don’t have to agree with him to see what happening… we don’t have free speech, we have permitted speech!
Rob Jones retweeted
It is totally wrong to ban @joemartin1066 - seemed a quite factual contribution - this is no way to run a democratic institution.
Reform MS Joe Martin banned from speaking in the Senedd bbc.in/4BVDkaf
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@joemartin1066 MS is banned from speaking in the Senedd.
Meanwhile, the First Minister has declined to condemn an article invoking Romania’s WWII history to cast aspersions on me because of my Romanian origins!
The contrast is striking: parliamentary speech attracts sanctions, while an attempt to associate a political opponent with the actions of her country of birth during WWII passes without condemnation from the First Minister.
Apparently, tolerance is selective, principles are negotiable, and double standards are difficult to ignore.
Welcome to the Senedd, where diversity is celebrated, until it includes diversity of thought.
White British people are set to be a minority in our own country by 2063.
This is morally wrong. We made the country the way it is, and if too many people from other countries move here, instead of assimilating to our way of life, they will bring with them theirs.
Numbers therefore matter. We can assimilate a small number of people from other cultures and countries over a long period of time. We cannot assimilate millions over the course of a generation.
Great Britain is not a collection of people who share the same passport, it is not a hotel, and we are not a charity. It is the ancestral home of the British people, who form an extended family, whom I love.
Rob Jones retweeted
🚨An elected representative's job is to speak up for the people who elected them, even when the subjects they raise are uncomfortable or controversial.
The Senedd should be a place for open debate, challenge and accountability, not a place where difficult conversations are shut down.
You don't have to agree with Joe Martin's views to defend his right to raise issues on behalf of his constituents.
Democracy must allow room for disagreement.
Free speech matters 🗣️
White British people are set to be a minority in our own country by 2063.
This is morally wrong. We made the country the way it is, and if too many people from other countries move here, instead of assimilating to our way of life, they will bring with them theirs.
Numbers therefore matter. We can assimilate a small number of people from other cultures and countries over a long period of time. We cannot assimilate millions over the course of a generation.
Great Britain is not a collection of people who share the same passport, it is not a hotel, and we are not a charity. It is the ancestral home of the British people, who form an extended family, whom I love.
Rob Jones retweeted
When I read the Presiding Officer said "the dignity of the Senedd" was at risk, I nearly spat out my coffee. This from the man who banned the word blanket.
The problem is that judgements are being made on a seemingly arbitrary basis. Plaid stamp their feet and he reacts.
Rob Jones retweeted
Reform stands with Joe Martin.
Freedom of speech must be protected at all costs.
Reform MS Joe Martin banned from speaking in the Senedd bbc.in/4BVDkaf
Rob Jones retweeted
🚨BREAKING🚨
@RUKWales Senedd member @joemartin1066 MS banned from speaking in the Senedd for asking a fair and straight forward question. The question was labelled “unnecessarily provocative & deliberately offensive”
What do you think?
Rob Jones retweeted
🤯 This has to be one of the most SHAMELESS bits of television I’ve ever seen.
Ed Balls is grilling Lucy Powell on @GMB over her role in the Ed Miliband/Russell Brand interview. She points out that they didn’t know the full extent of the allegations about Brand at the time, and reminds Balls that he was also right there, serving as Shadow Chancellor.
What Balls says next is astonishing, especially given we have his actual reaction on camera from the time. He claims Brand had personally abused him on a TV show weeks earlier, so he was surprised the interview was even happening.
Except that’s not what he said when it mattered. On Good Morning Britain, when Susanna Reid challenged him about the interview, Balls actively defended it. He went further, saying he himself would happily interview Brand if asked!
Absolutely unbelievable!
He is now rewriting history in real time, pretending he was somehow sceptical or taken aback, when the footage shows the exact opposite!
No longer a politician, but still deploying the same instinct to mislead and gaslight the public.
Watch the clip yourself, below this one, of Ed clearly defending the interview. It’s insane!
🤨 Ed Balls Defends Russell Brand: “I Would Happily Interview Him.”
On @gmb this morning, Susanna Reid and Ed Balls discussed Brand’s infamous interview with Ed Miliband. Susanna was critical of Balls back on 29 April 2015, when he was Shadow Chancellor, for defending it, even though Brand had personally attacked him just months earlier.
On Channel 4’s Big Fat Anniversary Quiz in early January 2015, Brand called Balls a “clicky-wristed snidey c***”.
Here’s that 2015 interview. Susanna presses him about going ahead with it despite knowing what Brand was. She asks if he knew about it, he did. She asks if, when he was told about it, he thought it was a good idea, he did. Kate Garraway then asks if he himself would do an interview with Brand.
That’s when he said: “I would happily go and do an interview with Russell Brand. The truth is that we need to kiss and make up after what happened a month or two ago.”
I hope they didn’t!😱🤣
Fair play to Susanna Reid. No Monday morning quarterbacking from her. She knew then and said so then. Well done @susannareid100.
Rob Jones retweeted
Look at this. An elderly man sat wrapped in a blanket in his own home, trusting a stranger in a hi-vis who said he'd come to fix the fire alarm.
That "engineer" was John Coker, a career burglar with 172 PREVIOUS OFFENCES, 80 of them against vulnerable people.
172 offences, and he was STILL walking the streets free to prey on the elderly.
He was first given just 4 years 8 months. It was only raised to 9 years 8 months after prosecutors appealed.
Someone MUST recognise this utter scumbag. 😡
How many chances do these people get? Should repeat offenders like this ever be let out? 👇
Rob Jones retweeted
Shocking answer from the First Minister today.
Pulled directly from BBC News:
Helen Jenner's final question references a Nation.Cymru article which quoted a former Labour council leader accusing Romanian-born Reform MS Christiana Emsley of "whitewashing her past".
"It implied that my colleague Christina, because of her Romanian heritage, was somehow responsible for mass murder during the Holocaust," Jenner said.
She described the site as a "blog with a history of disinformation". She called for the Welsh government to "defund" the site.
The site has been in receipt of cash from the Books Council of Wales, which is funded by the Welsh government.
Without attempting to defend Nation, ap Iorwerth said: "I will agree with the leader of Reform in Wales in the need to condemn the attacking of people because of the colour of their skin, attacking of people because of the country they come from, attacking of people because of their sexuality, attacking people because they are different."
"This is a party determined to undermine the good name of our Senedd through their culture wars agenda," he said of Reform.
Rob Jones retweeted
🚨SENEDD CENSORS TOUGH QUESTIONS AT PLAID CYMRU’S REQUEST🚨
Today, Joe Martin MS asked Plaid Cymru’s Heledd Fychan for a statement on the large-scale replacement of the White British population by way of mass migration.
Fychan did not answer the question, but instead reported Martin to the Deputy Presiding Officer, saying: “We are supposed to be a Senedd for everyone here in Wales.”
The Deputy Presiding Officer, Kerry Ferguson (of Plaid Cymru), responded that she would “consider” Fychan’s plea to punish Martin for asking a question she did not like.
A source in the Bay has since told Plaid Exposed that the Senedd has prohibited Martin from contributing to further debates unless he issues an apology.
A Conservative source told Plaid Exposed, “This is disgraceful. The Senedd shouldn’t protect its pals in the Bay by policing uncomfortable questions from opposition members.
“Serious questions must be asked about the institution’s purpose and future.”
Rob Jones retweeted
The First Minister must think we’re living in a fairy tale.
£25,000 on disability-inclusive beekeeping in Ghana and Uganda is now being sold as promoting inward investment to Wales.
Jack and the Beanstalk had more believable economics.
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🤔 £300,000 of Welsh taxpayers' money spent on beekeeping classes and radio programmes in Africa..
really not sure THAT is helping the people of Wales with the cost of living, Plaid Cymru.
Do better.
