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What will be the outcome of the official inquiry into Ian Gribbin's remarks by December 31?
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Ian Gribbin•Reform UK•UK•Hitler•World War II•Nazis•Gribbin•Winston Churchill•Russian•Vladimir Putin•BBC News•Bexhill•Battle
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Reform UK's Ian Gribbin Claims UK Should Have Accepted Hitler's Neutrality Offer
Jun 10, 2024, 11:31 AM
Ian Gribbin, a candidate from Reform UK, has sparked controversy by claiming that the UK would have been 'far better' if it had accepted Hitler's offer of neutrality during World War II instead of fighting the Nazis. Gribbin also criticized Winston Churchill, describing him as 'abysmal,' and praised Russian President Vladimir Putin as 'mature.' Additionally, Gribbin made derogatory comments about women, referring to them as the 'sponging gender.' The Reform UK candidate's remarks have drawn widespread condemnation and are expected to be covered in more detail on BBC News. Gribbin is a candidate in Bexhill and Battle.
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