Reform UK gibt 7.000 Pfund für „empörende“ Anzeigen aus, was darauf hindeutet, dass der schottische Labour -Führer „pakistanische Gemeinschaft priorisieren“ möchte, die Prioritäten setzen wollen

    https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/exclusive/reform-uk-spends-7k-on-outrageous-ads-suggesting-scottish-labour-leader-wants-to/

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    1. 313378008135 on

      When you stand up and say „The days where South Asian communities get to lead political parties and get to lead countries is now upon us“ then others can easily infer that to imply that imparting minority beliefs and values will be part of your political agenda of leading a country.

       Even if that’s not what is inferred or meant. 

    2. CropCircles_ on

      I was expecting the ad to be unfair but actually it’s pretty sensible.

    3. concretepigeon on

      Is this an unreasonable suggestion to make about someone whose dad left the British Parliament to run for office in Pakistan?

    4. Financial-Couple-836 on

      Is there any suggestion the £7k came from public funds?  If not then what does it matter how much it cost

    5. Busy_Protection_4358 on

      Reform has one weakness Farage’s ongoing Trump butt kissing and his support for the extreme MAGA views, we need changes but not at the expense of truth and not with hatred, there’s enough of the latter in this country already.

    6. Jaded_Strain_3753 on

      Sarwar says his comments have been taken out of context, but what exactly was the context supposed to be then? In any case these ads hardly seem outrageous by the standards of political campaigning. Even if there is appropriate context for the original remarks, well, political advertisements stretch the truth all the time regardless of party affiliation.

    7. Wise_Commission_4817 on

      The guy who made a speech in front of the Pakistan flag? He wouldn’t would he?

      I don’t like reform but I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he did want to do that based on his speech

    8. AddictedToRugs on

      Sarwar walked straight into this.  His comment was an unforced error.  His comment was even worse than Reform are making out.  He didn’t say „British Pakistanis should be represented in every political party“, he said „*Pakistan* should be represented in every political party“.  No foreign country should be represented in any British political party.  Reform have gone easy on him.

    9. Auldgalivanter on

      As „Jock’s“ you should know that theCLAN system is still alive and well in certain communitys. Just ask Gorgeousgeorge G, landslide in at the local level,then to be ignominiously Dumped at the General election. the sight of the GINGER Minge Ange almost on her knees down at the Mosque Begging the Elders to vote labour. „pass the sickbag“

    10. He might as well say . This time next year . They will all be millionaires. Because he has no chance of doing either.

    11. Crumpetlust on

      Sadiq khan does just that, so does the Birmingham mayor. Anywhere they get into power they prioritise their own

    12. Latter-Employer4280 on

      Not surprised its an article by LBC, the wokest media in Britain

    13. Dazzling_Whereas_183 on

      Google this guy. Google what he says about „South Asians“ ( we all know he means Pakistani Muslim, I doubt he cares about Sikh’s ).

      If anything Reform should be far more aggressive with this

      These people are immensely tribal, this absolutely has to be dealt with otherwise it will slowly and silently dismantle our government and economic structures.

      The UK works by in large because we have a good approximation of meritocracy where individuals vote and hire and promote individuals based on merit. These tribal structures work where tribal members vote and hire and promote based on clan membership as a block. It is antipathetic to our whole societal structure.

    14. BlinkysaurusRex on

      To be fair, what he said was pretty fucking stupid. Speaking as someone who loathes reform with every fibre of my being.

      Imagine saying this as a major office politician: “Liverpool needs to be represented in every mainstream political party in Scotland and across the UK. The days where scousers get to lead political parties and get to lead countries is now upon us.“ Bro, you’re a British politician. It’s UK first. The *entire* UK and all of its denizens with equal consideration and priority.

      He was at some independence commemoration event so this is probably just bluster that he didn’t think through, which has bit him in the ass.

    15. Chilling_Dildo on

      While I find these ads disgusting, £7k is fuck-all, and articles like this actually spread their bullshit much, much, much further than the little scabby Facebook feeds they were destined for.

    16. David_Kennaway on

      No Foriegn country should be represented in any UK political party. That’s breaking the electoral rules. The Reform add is totally correct.

    17. shotta-dorris-OG on

      Doogielion doesn’t care about facts he’s just a typical Redditor when it comes to politics, if you’re not left on this app you’re not right lol

    18. The party pledging to cut government’s wasteful spending is focusing on this, and taking Ukraine flags off buildings, without a hint of self-awareness in their tone.

    19. Quinn-Helle on

      Those ads aren’t outrageous, that leader absolutely wants to prioritise the Pakistani community.

      He’s not the only one either, here’s looking at you Tahir Ali.

    20. MPforNarnia on

      But they got appropriately punished for their illegal ads during brexit, right?… Right?

    21. PotionThrower420 on

      Thus isn’t new it’s been obvious for a while now. They just happened to openly challenge it.

    22. EverythingIsANaziNow on

      „People outrages as political party put ads showing what their opponent said.“

      Maybe if they don’t want them making ads about him prioritising the Pakistani community, he shouldn’t be putting out statements next to a Pakistani flag saying that his priority is focusing on the Pakistani community?

    23. Pitiful_Carrot5349 on

      If accurately quoting Sarwar is outrageous, maybe it’s the things Sarwar said and believes which are the problem. Not Reform.

    24. „Dishonest party full of crooks acts like dishonest party full of crooks“

      In other news, rain makes things wet, ice is cold, and the sky is blue.

      Admittedly he should probably have been more careful with his statements. Something like „Achieve real representation“ would have been much harder to take out of context than „get to lead“. The statement he gave was practically a gift to reform.

    25. Sorry, one of those pesky Scottish here. Who voted Labour in the last election.

      Sarwar is rightly getting rinsed on this. And I say that as someone that hates reform, and doesn’t give a fuck about immigration. I don’t know why he said this, I don’t know what the obsession is. I think it has something to do with an airport, allowing Pakistanis in the UK get back home easier to some effect?

      I get his family has history there, the optics are just terrible.

    26. Commercial_Hair3527 on

      To a normy £7k might seem like a lot of money on advertising, but in reality its a tiny amount of money.

    27. I hate Reform, but that is exactly what Anas said when he was in Pakistan and thought no one was recording him.

    28. > It then cuts to clipped footage from a speech the Scottish Labour leader made in 2022 at a fundraiser dinner in honour of the 75th Anniversary of Pakistan independence where he states: „Pakistan needs to be represented in every mainstream political party in Scotland and across the UK.

      >“The days where South Asian communities get to lead political parties and get to lead countries is now upon us.“

      I’m sorry but this is a textbook political own goal. Even if Sarwar didn’t mean it in that context, his words could easily be interpreted by others as him prioritizing the Pakistani community.

      [With Labour already tied with Reform in the latest Survation poll (8th May)](https://www.survation.com/new-survation-polling-shows-the-effect-of-reforms-disruptive-rise-in-scotland/), I see the very real risk of a Labour & Tory wipeout if Reform play their cards right. The SNP will still win big in Holyrood, but it says a lot more about how badly Labour are doing and how unpopular Reform are in Scotland compared to England.

    29. LandscapeOk2586 on

      Make reform pay for an airport in Pakistan. The only logical answer here

    30. Annual_History_796 on

      I despise Reform but I’d like to know what Mr Sarwar meant by his comments. Why do we need Pakistan represented in our politics, exactly?

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