03/11/2026
Those on the right, like Rushmoor People First, welcome rapists, perverts and paedophiles into positions of power.
Sound familiar?
That's the sort of thing we're constantly hearing from groups like Rushmoor People First when they're talking about migrants, refugees and people on the left.
They're quick enough to use crimes committed by migrants to blame entire communities. But what happens when it's people within the very party they support?
Today, yet another absolutely disgusting story has emerged involving Reform UK councillor George Madgwick.
He has been charged with 35 criminal offences. And just look at what those charges include:
- 12 counts of r**e
- 8 counts of actual bodily harm
- 2 counts of sexual assault
- 2 counts of assault by pe*******on
- 2 counts of making indecent images of children
- 1 count of distributing an indecent image of a child
- 1 count of causing or inciting the sexual exploitation of a child
- 2 counts of controlling or coercive behaviour
- 1 count of stalking
- 1 count of making threats to kill
- 1 count of false imprisonment
- 1 count of criminal damage
- 1 count of theft
Police say the allegations involve four complainants who were aged just 16 and 17 at the time.
And we're not talking about some random party member here. This man was the leader of the Reform UK group on Hampshire County Council!
The very same council where our own Reform UK councillors, Kevin Betsworth and Ken Tranter, sit.
And let's not forget, our local Reform councillors have already made headlines themselves over their social media activity, including Ken Tranter's comments about "non white persons" in Aldershot's Municipal Gardens.
But here's something else.
Madgwick has publicly supported the Portsmouth Patriots, an anti-immigration group.
Sound familiar?
Because here in Rushmoor, we've seen Reform UK figures described as close friends of our own local self-proclaimed patriots.
There's a pattern of political connections here that deserves a much closer look.
So here's a question for Rushmoor.
After everything that's come out over the past couple of years, and particularly these last few months, the two documentaries, the countless controversies involving Reform UK candidates, councillors resigning, being suspended or getting sacked, and now these horrific allegations, how much more do people need to see?
Why are some people so quick to point the finger at migrants when they commit crimes, but seem happy to look the other way when serious allegations involve white British men, particularly those in the political party they support?
Have you not heard enough yet? Can you seriously not see what's happening right in front of you?
Or because these men are on your side, will you carry on defending the party, blaming everyone else and treating every new scandal as just another bad apple?
Come on, Rushmoor. Open your eyes!
At what point do we stop talking about a few bad apples and start asking whether the problems run much deeper within Reform UK itself?
Because these are serious questions about the people being put into positions of power, the standards they're held to and the accountability we should expect from those who represent us.
And those questions aren't going away.
The Crown Prosecution Service has charged George Madgwick with 35 offences, including 12 counts of r**e.