What Reform has actually put forward.

You are welcome, am sure we can argue on that thread too

Thanks! Yes it was Bangor. Bad brain day, thanks for the heads up Galaxy.

Bangor. There is a thread on it at the moment.

What disgusted me and raised red flags was their threat to the University of Bath (Guardian last week) after the Student Body had declined a visit from a Reform speaker. It implied that they had better look out for their funding should Reform take power.

Straight out of the Trump Playbook.

And whether I agree or not about the work from home stuff ( I actually think there are compelling arguments on both sides) I can cope with someone putting forward that argument.

Speaking at a rally in Birmingham, the Reform UK leader said he thinks workers are “more productive being with other fellow human beings

Also agree.

Matt Goodwin said on his YouTube channel in November 2024 that "many women in Britain are having children much too late in life

That’s hardly controversial though is it.

Key Age-Related Factors & Recommendations
Best Fertility Years:
Late teens to late 20s offer the highest chances of conception (roughly 92% within one year).

Age 35+: Fertility declines, and risks of complications (such as gestational diabetes, pre-eclampsia, and chromosomal abnormalities) increase.

Age 40+: There is a higher risk of stillbirth and a greater likelihood of needing a C-section.

I’ll throw you over a few more straws to clutch at DaisyAnneReturns

It us ok to say to women that your fertility declines as you age, this isn't new information, it's OK to say to women the risks of certain conditions rise as you age, I was certainly told that by a number of medical professionals.
It is very funny that he was 40 when his daughter was born though.

Isn’t this a version of the Nazi Lebensborn program?

encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/lebensborn-program

Among Goodwin’s senior campaign team is Adam Mitula who tweeted that he wouldn’t touch a Jewish woman.

Nooooooooooooo! Men controlling women again.
Am so over than sort of thinking.

Allira

^Reform UK’s candidate in an upcoming by-election has called for women and young girls to be given a 'biological reality' check, as he outlined how he believes Britain should tackles its 'fertility crisis'.^

He was forty when his daughter was born.

He also works from home using his wife as secretary I think.
Hypocritical?

Sorry, I know this thread is more about Farage’s candidate, Matt Goodwin, but all of Farage’s ideas etc, when echoed by his “peers” and “buddies” are all very similar and, to me, abhorrent!

Reform UK’s candidate in an upcoming by-election has called for women and young girls to be given a 'biological reality' check, as he outlined how he believes Britain should tackles its 'fertility crisis'.

He was forty when his daughter was born.

* have babies

I’m utterly outraged by most of stuff that emerges from Farage’s backside, oops mouth.

I worked from home in a couple of jobs, pre, during and post covid. It NEVER affected my professional relationship with peers, or clients, and I was always more productive.

I also had three of my four children at 39, 42 & 44 and they are all healthy and working.

As for wanting to limit/prevent abortions or follow the USA model of healthcare, no thanks!

Actually, how dare Farage, Trump or any man deign to tell any women when and how they should babies.

Nothing Farage says or does endears him to me in any way!

I disagree strongly with Farage's plans to control women. Telling women when to have children, to stay married and going the American way of banning abortions taking away the rights women have fought for for so long.
Also wanting people to go back to full time working in the office is counter productive. It has been proved that WFH has worked well with a few days in the office. This again affects women more.
Do women want to have Farage dictating how they live their lives?