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Black Pearl (Slava Ukraini)'s avatar

A man of principles versus a man of none. Should be interesting 🤔

Tony F's avatar

'In the meantime, I’ve got to admit – Binface becoming an MP really would be the best possible ending to the saga of Reform UK.'

Based on the results of the 2024 General Election, all that has to happen is for all the other parties to get their votes out ... for Binface. It really could happen.

Oliver Hale's avatar

I'd recommend watching Professor Tim Wilson's analysis "Could Count Binface win..." On YouTube. It is sublime, succinct and complete.

Alexander Talbot Smith's avatar

Interesting piece well written.

Dominic's avatar

Let's hope Count Binface bins Farage!

Howard Jones's avatar

Personally, I'd vote for the fox, even though he's splitting the anti-Farage vote.

Phil Butt's avatar

Let's hope that it'll be the beginning of the end of a divisive individual and his loathsome party.

Look no further than the train crash that is Brexit for an example of this man's handiwork and ponder what life would be like under his premiership.

Chris Wilson's avatar

Binface is the alter ego of Jon Harvey, a classics graduate of Corpus Christi College Oxford and established comedian. He would make an excellent MP. So don't underestimate how this could go.

Tony F's avatar

Zelenskyy turned out pretty well for Ukraine

Antony Johnson's avatar

Just imagine the public spectacle if Binface won, and invited Farage to step into a large bin on stage at the victory speech! Come on Binface, show us you can do it😅

DDoc's avatar

If ever we didn’t want minor parties to split the vote, this is the most important. This by election is a real opportunity to mobilise non voters in the name of comedy to destroy Pharij!

Diana Brighouse's avatar

Binface is an intelligent man and likely to take the responsibility of being a constituency MP vastly more seriously than Farage.

chas's avatar

Huzzah for Count Binface!!!

John Bennett-Green's avatar

I saw a clip of a BBC Newsnight interview, and they were interviewing Count Binface and expect us to take them seriously in their news programmes. What an utter farce the political machinations of this country have become, and the rich continue to get richer by the hour. Still, I guess we are marginally better than the U.S, or are we? It looks like the great saviour Burnham will turn out to be more of the same, hey ho, onwards we go.

Tony F's avatar

Binface is entitled to his media coverage. It's in the rules. Don't blame the BBC.