Kemi Badenoch is an unrelenting scammer, and she has used her Nigerian background as a means by which to advance her career when it suits her. Of that there can be no doubt. A thread... 🧵 Lets start with HER STORY of how she joined the Tories in order to promote foreign aid to Africa.

I'm following all the things the Tory party is doing. And one of those things is selecting their candidates for the next election. Remember, Kemi Badenoch keeps claiming that it's a NEW Conservative Party, and one that learned from their "mistakes." So why then, have they just selected yet ANOTHER Remainer candidate, who voters already kicked out in 2024? David Morris MP has just been selected for Morecombe and Lunsdale. He was an arch Cameroon. A firm Remainer. And said in an interview about his renewed candidacy: "I am returning to... finish what I started.” UH... What you started over those 14 failed years? NO THANKS! P.S. Guess what David did in his years out of parliament? That's right! He went to be Vice President to the Council of Europe, and in a ceremony at the Palais de Europe in Strasbourg on the evening of Monday September 29, Mr Theodoros Roussopoulos the President of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly, awarded Mr Morris with the Medal of Europe. "I’m truly humbled to accept this prestigious award," Morris said.

The mainstream media won't cover this, but Nigel Farage has just announced a £250,000 fund for charities and community organisations in Clacton following his recent re-election. The Reform UK leader has written to ALL residents confirming the creation of the Clacton Community Fund. Mr Farage had pledged £250,000 during the summer to cover the approximate cost of the parliamentary by-election which resulted in his re-election. He said the party was unable to simply hand the money to the council and has instead decided to distribute it directly to organisations and causes within the constituency. In the letter, Mr Farage states: “Charity begins at home. It’s a long-standing principle of mine. “That’s why we are setting up the Clacton Community Fund, with £250,000 donated by Reform UK. Community groups, charities, non-profit organisations and other causes supporting people in the area are now being encouraged to put themselves forward for funding. Residents can also nominate organisations they believe deserve financial support. Applications and suggestions can be submitted through a form on the Reform UK website. Mr Farage said a committee in the area would decide how the money should be distributed, with the aim of ensuring it has the greatest possible impact. He added that he wanted residents to play a role in deciding which organisations benefit from the fund, describing the initiative as “real, local democracy at work”. Mr Farage concluded: “The people of Clacton have been with Reform from the very beginning. “You first elected me as your MP two years ago, and re-elected me with even more votes in August. "The road to Downing Street, and to getting our country back, begins here in Clacton."