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Reform UK Launches with Controversial Critique of Government Policies

9/12/2025

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Reform UK launched its U.K. and EU branch in December 2025, with attendees including Farage and former Prime Minister Liz Truss.
A spokesperson confirmed discussions with Heartland, highlighting engagement with various political groups.
Perry criticized government net zero policies for harming the environment and infringing on freedoms, claiming CO2 is not a pollutant.
She warned that electric cars could be remotely disabled, comparing it to Covid restrictions.
Perry described the government's agenda as neo-Marxist, posing a threat to individual liberty.

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Reform UK launched its U.K. and EU branch in December 2025, with attendees including Farage and former Prime Minister Liz Truss.
A spokesperson confirmed discussions with Heartland, highlighting engagement with various political groups.
Perry criticized government net zero policies for harming the environment and infringing on freedoms, claiming CO2 is not a pollutant.
She warned that electric cars could be remotely disabled, comparing it to Covid restrictions.
Perry described the government's agenda as neo-Marxist, posing a threat to individual liberty.