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'Everyone in the media is talking about the so-called dodgy donations I took from crypto-barons and the mothers of fraudsters,' said an ashen-faced Nigel Farage on the sidelines of his party's trainwreck of a conference.


'But that's plain bias. Why aren't they talking about the money that Conservative and Labour get from crypto-barons and the mothers of fraudsters? They keep quiet about that, don't they?


'And it's no good saying there's no evidence. If the media were really unbiased, they'd invent evidence against the other political parties just to balance things up.


'That's the complaint Reform UK is putting to Ofcom, and if they don't uphold it that'll prove Ofcom is biased, too.


'And we want members of the public to stop talking in their totally biased way about dodgy donations down the pub and outside the school gates at picking-up time.


'In fact, when Reform comes to power we'll have secret Ofcom agents lurking in pubs and at school gates to arrest all these biased members of the public and deport them, whether they're foreign or not.


'Let's see how you like talking about dodgy donations when you're in a mud hut in Rwanda, chums,' warned Mr Farage.


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AI is currently busy creating - and funding - new, leaderless political parties. Which is, apparently, OK in the UK provided the AI is based in this country and in not in some nasty foreign place. And apparently AI doesn't (yet) have any offspring, conveniently living here, through which it can channel its resources from other places.


These new leaderless parties include Resurrect Britain, Refurbish Britain, Repair Britain, Re-Style Britain, Re-Model Britain, Replenish Britain, Recondition Britain and Reconstruct Britain. However another new agency, AI (Artificial Investigation) is believed to be currently checking where, how and by whom these new, artificial parties are being artificially funded.



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'We're going to ditch the placards, slogans and superglue stunts,' said a pensioner activist, 'and adopt the Dover approach.'


Apparently Doris, 84 and retired, is a dab hand at knitting balaclavas for her grandkids, and Eric, 72, has a mountain of black dye ready to colour dozens of cardigans in the tin bath he uses in front of the fire to bathe in.


'We won't say anything, we'll just march on our Zimmer frames in our black balaclavas and cardis blocking the High Street, disrupting the end of season sales and generally being a silent nuisance. The police can't do anything now a precedent has been set in Dover, and we'll finish off with a sit-in at the bingo hall,' said Eric.


'When I say sit-in, I mean sit down. I can't protest like I used to do,' he added. 'It's my knees.'


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