REFORM chairman Zia Yusuf has been asked what on earth he thought Reform represented after resigning over a proposed burqa ban.
A confused British public has asked Yusuf if he was aware he was the chairman of Reform UK and not a different party without a total fixation on getting rid of immigrants.
Martin Bishop from Basingstoke said: “Did you sincerely believe all of Farage’s guff about returning the country to some mythical former glory? Oh buddy.
“Hate to be the one to break it to you, but that’s all bollocks. Reform’s nothing but the grift of a shyster who already got everything he wanted in 2016. All its ‘common sense’ policies are just pipe dreams made to appeal to people who would want to deport you.”
Donna Sheridan from Leeds said: “Didn’t you sense something was off when all the other members looked at you in open-mouthed horror and backed away in fear? At least I assume that happened.
“Reform isn’t the party of unbridled tolerance, interracial harmony and free puppies for every child under five. Surely you knew that? Look, I’ll write it down so that you don’t make the same mistake again.”
Yusuf said: “I was bored and rich and Reform offered me a sniff of power. It’s as simple as that.”