Nigel Farage leaves internet baffled after Jimmy Savile phrase used in new Reform slogan

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1. Not a suprise. Tries to be best friends with another nonce overseas. Aka Trump

2. They’re a shambles. A clueless bunch of racist fools led by a Putin loving grifter

3. I mean we know some Reform people are nonce-adjacent

4. He also asked if I wanted to be in his gang, and if I could “see what it is yet”

5. I’m looking forward to the trolling of the candidates named James, there has to be a few.

6. TBH, my first thought was, “Fixed like a TV, or fixed like a dog?”

   And then Savlie… are these guys running a gorm deficit?

7. He was probably aiming for Bob the Builder (Can we fix it? Yes we can) which also has an echo of Barack Obama

8. Reform gone from being the wife beater party to the nonce party in one move

9. They we ‘fix it’ the same way Trump is making America ‘great again’.

10. It’s inspired by Charlie Mullins
    , We FIx London plumbing company. Charlie Mullins is a doner to Reform.

11. You have to understand, Jimmy might have been a child raping necrophile, but he was a white British child raping necrophile and that’s what’s important to Reform voters.

12. It’s “Reform’s fix it isn’t it”…

    *Checks article*

    Eh close enough.

13. I was just hoping it was a 1st of march joke but the article was written a couple days ago…

14. c’mere. theres more

    [You searched for reform – Byline Times](https://bylinetimes.com/?s=reform)

15. “Now you’ve done it! Reform will fix it for you”.

    That part of the song always sounded quite ominous to me.

16. Hey if the UK is anything like the US, the conservative pedo vote is not insubstantial.

17. Now then, now then.

    I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation for all this.

    Jingle jangle.

18. Reform won’t fix anything. They’ll sell out to Russia and the billionaire class just like daddy Trump, that they love so much.

19. Well they should used Gary Glitters Do you wanna touch me as the walk on song

20. maybe they were hoping people would have forgotten the phrase by now

21. Really? We’re just going to let Jimmy Savile own the term “Fix It” from now until the end of time?

    Was the theme tune to Bob The Builder also based on Saville?

    I’m as left wing as they come, and think Reform and Farage are a load of closet-racist (sometimes openly racist) grifting chancing lying arseholes with no plans on how they’re going to do any of what they propose and the whole thing is just Farage trying to stay in the limelight (which in fairness, he’s got a knack for) and make more money.

    But I think this is the exact type of reductionist over-exaggerated straw-clinging shite that will stand them a great chance of getting into power next time around, and it needs to stop.

    On a list of things I could criticise Reform for, this is about 12,256 on the list.

22. How dare reform uk besmirch the good name of Jimmy Savile like this

23. Fix it?
    Like £300 millions a day to NHS – oh wait, he never said that and these red buses were a mass hallucinations.

24. Lazy journalism joining up lazy political statements

25. >with ‘Reform will fix it’ eerily similar to the ‘Jim’ll Fix It’ used by notorious paedophile Jimmy Savile

    Yeah this is an insane stretch

26. Dirty wrong uns love a bit of saville, it’ll be another masterstroke

27. Wait it’s fucking real!? I saw this on a circlejerk sub and thought that’s a really fuckimg funny meme imagine if he was really that thick…

    Ah fuck just realised.

28. In fairness, the Reform x Nonces collaboration was the free square in the middle of the right-wing bingo card

29. Probably deliberate on some level, most Reform voters would love to be back in the eighties, when white heterosexuals ruled, paedophiles were foreigners, and Saville was that lovely friend of Thatchers who did so much for charity. It’s a nostalgic dog whistle to the good old days.

30. If normal people could get into the habit of voting we wouldn’t have people like this all up in our shit

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