Reform UK-ers got super excited by their ‘non-woke bottle caps’ and it was a spectacular own goal for the ages
Never let it be said that there was a shortage of things for Reform UK-ers to get excited about at their national conference.
Like these ‘non-woke bottle caps’ for instance, which came attached – or rather, not attached – to bottles of water at their Birmingham conference centre.
They were highlighted by journalist @siennamarla who described them as a ‘personal highlight’.
Personal highlight of Reform conference: non woke bottle cap pic.twitter.com/Pr6XvCQ2FA
— Sienna Rodgers (@siennamarla) September 6, 2026
Except if conference organisers thought they thought they were winning against work, it turned out to be more of the own goal variety.
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So rather than buying local British mineral water, they imported Turkish water (Hayat) from a French owned brand (Danone)? 😂
— VaduzBewohner (@VaduzBewohner) September 6, 2026
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🚨 The softest people alive. https://t.co/qko5Gfh9Ig
— Politics For You (@PoliticoForYou) September 6, 2026
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Dissapointing to see the Reform Party Ltd chose not to support British water suppliers amd instead went to a Turkish company.
Not very patriotic. https://t.co/FOOMji0hI8
— RS Archer (@archer_rs) September 6, 2026
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What the fuck is a ‘none woke’ bottle cap?
There’s something desperately wrong with these morons. https://t.co/iW6gg4kH02
— Rameses Niblick III (@TheLittleWaster) September 6, 2026
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Apparently another highlight of the reform conference: imported Turkish water
— Arctic Cartel (@ArcticCartel) September 6, 2026
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if you get skill issue’d by an attached bottlecap I think of you as less than human https://t.co/hKWLy76ywI
— Punished TMG (@PunishedTMG_) September 6, 2026
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— Michael H (@mlions76) September 6, 2026
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From the party who said Turkish migrants would flood through the EU, and complain about Turkish barbers…… they used Turkish water and turned their backs on British suppliers. How patriotic. https://t.co/GFiZjAyexI
— Colin the Dachshund (@DachshundColin) September 6, 2026