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Thursday, October 1st, 2026, 8:45 pm

Reform UK is ‘The Company’, It Should be Shut Down for Acting as Proxy for Foreign Plutocrats and Convicted Felons Who Try to Shift Britain to the Right

OSINT shows that Reform UK is a giant scam in “political” clothing, selling itself using racism and tribalism

THIS week a lot is happening and the mainstream media looks the other way.

Reform UK is being exposed for the sham it was all along. It’s a company.

“I’m not sure of the full context though,” a friend told me, as “CIA used to be ‘The Company’. Slang for it has been ‘The Company’ and has been for *many* decades. It was founded to advance and protect corporate interests extralegally.”

That seems like the goal of Reform UK as well.

“In the campaign scandal which Daniel is digging into,” I was told, “he might look into
who paid to split the vote through so many ‘opposition’ candidates [to Reform UK] and
why the paid press chose to focus exclusively on a few cranks. Had there been fewer opposition candidates and less press coverage of one of the cranks, people might have concentrated their votes and beat Farage…”

That’s the failure of the media here.

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