Danny Kruger, who defected from the Conservatives last year, is in charge of Reform’s preparations for government. The start of an interesting piece in The Times:

“Muslims, immigrants and transgender people have nothing to fear from the “revolution” being prepared by Reform UK, the head of the party’s preparations for government team has said.

Danny Kruger called for “a turning back” to Britain’s Judeo-Christian historical values, and multicultural society to be “reconciled in common allegiance”. 

He said Reform was unashamedly opposed to the principles of mass migration, Islamism and self-identified gender, but added it was ideas rather than people the party would fight against.

In a speech delivered at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London, Kruger placed religion close to the heart of Reform’s vision for government.

He called for a constitutional rebalancing and peaceful revolution, calling the party’s plans “an act of restoration”.

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Interesting (video, 24:49).

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Keir Starmer led a government in which white heterosexual males were woefully under-represented, especially at senior levels. An interesting piece on Andy Burnham in The Spectator (£). An extract:

“… there is a strong sense that a Burnham-led government will be female-dominated. One senior figure in the party even describes Burnham as ‘Labour’s first woman prime minister’. This is not a revelation about his policy on self-ID for trans people, but reflects his interests. ‘The reason Labour have always craved, but also been cautious about, a female leader is because, in a Labour government, she could have an unashamedly female agenda, focused on health, education, family finances and issues like safer streets, social care, online safety for kids, that are disproportionately important to women. [This would be] unlike the Tories’ female leaders, who are under internal pressure – and the weight of history – to show how tough they are on traditionally male issues. Along comes Andy, surrounded by female advisers and backers, but more importantly, genuinely passionate about all those traditionally female-oriented issues, and much less so with the bombs and budgets. So could we finally see what Labour has failed to deliver all these years – a female PM in all but sex?”

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An interesting piece in The Guardian. The start of the piece:

The British hygiene brand Dettol has apologised after an advertisement released in China, which it said was intended to criticise “toxic men”, was widely condemned on social media as offensive to women.

The five-minute advert for a multipurpose disinfectant, released across many online platforms at the end of May, features a man comparing his girlfriend with his former partner. Learning that his former girlfriend previously lived with someone else, the man likens their relationship to a “secondhand service”. He then tells his friends that he intends to find a “clean and untouched” woman for whom he can be the first sexual partner.

“I may not be a virgin, but my future wife has to be,” he says, adding: “Luckily, I met her now, she’s clean and hasn’t been contaminated by other men.”

The micro drama ends with his new girlfriend finding out about his statements, calling out his misogyny and breaking up with him. As she throws his socks into a washing machine, a voiceover says: “A toxic man is just like these germs – you need Dettol to eliminate them completely to feel at ease.”

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