welcome to farage land

If your name is Chris Rock you could get a whole tour and millions of dollars out of that.

I wouldn't risk it, pandora. Probably end up with a fat lip.

Don't hit him, pandora you might give him a white eye.

You can now can't you?

Farage wasn't on about race anyway.

You see people like Pandora are obsessed with race. He's got a mighty chip on his shoulder.

British jobs for British workers is what he was saying.  Exactly the same as Gordon Brown said 8 years ago.  Regardless of colour.  It's just the media trying to stir things up.

If Cameron and Milliband agree on something then Farage is probably right.

hes vile lying individual

Look at his body language and eyes when he speaks, any body language expert will tell you he is telling lies, lies and more lies

Unlike the rest of the politician universe, of course.

I wonder what Farage has said to upset The Special One so much?

Obviously, he's a body language expert, innit?
All the body language experts on here reckoned that the dad murdered his daughter in that recent case. Not a simple 'science'.

Seem to remember Farage threatening to take us out of Europe, double whammy for TSO in such a case.

You could also have a massive top 10 hit called "nigggas in paris" and everything is AOK

He was like that at school, he hasn't changed a bit. He wanted to be head boy but the teachers organised a petition against him which succeeded.

he's a spiv

Farage is playing the two main parties and the mainstream media like a fiddle.

did u go school with him slippy

Yes Howdi, Dulwich College although he was a year above me I knew him well as we were in the same house. I must say that he was always a good laugh and entertaining company. The teachers just couldn't handle him and he wasn't liked by the head honchos as he always got the better of them in a debate. He is exactly the same today as he was way back then.

http://www.channel4.com/news/nigel-farage-ukip-letter-school-concerns-racism-fascism

Good

http://www.channel4.com/news/nigel-farage-ukip-letter-school-concerns-racism-fascism

Good

Good article here about him at school.

http://www.channel4.com/news/nigel-farage-ukip-letter-school-concerns-racism-fascism

you can walk up to a black person call them a fcking horrible n """"r and walk away without any threat of being prosecuted

No you couldnt.Somebody would video it on their phone and it would be headline news on the BBC and 5 live.
What you can do though (as long as your local council is labour run, and you are of the right religion), is rape a teenager and not get prosecuted

farage is a truth teller,the other 2 are just actors...............nige will be a great pm

Farage must laugh himself to sleep on how the lefty media react, he only repeated what Brown said a while back.

The Special One™
12 Mar 15 16:45   
hes vile lying individual
Look at his body language and eyes when he speaks, any body language expert will tell you he is telling lies, lies and more lies

Absolute rubbish. 

ITV had an 'experienced' psychologist on there a few months back.

She was about as much use as you are.

They had 6 people read out revealing statements about themselves, but only one was telling absolute lies.

She couldn't name the liar in 4 attempts, until she picked him when there were only 2 left in. 

On the other hand TSO, I can't see your face, but I know you're not playing with a full deck.

pandora

Race relations laws are a dogs dinner and whilst the small part of the populace which you belong to of luvvies ar obsessed about the issue the rest are really not that bothered. Any legal system falls into disrepute if it isn't fair for all. Our race hate laws are not fair for. I'm not sure that Farage is right but you should be aware that under the common law that person could be arrested and bound over for behaviour likely to lead to a breach of the peace. Appropriate and proportionate for someone behaving in such a nasty way.

So he's upset Pandora and TSO. Just went up in my estimation.
Nice one Nigel.

signed

hes a blatant racist, watch his body language and eyes

TSO,

As poor a judge of a politician, as he is of a football match.

Operates the same system for both imo.

TSO has done his research
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aZ2bdnG97A

only he may have mixed up what he's seen on the telly with other stuff he's seen on the telly, apart from that, faultless.

I see pandora is playing his usual game of starting a thread with a provocative opener, then failing to come back and answer any of the replies.

The Special One™
12 Mar 15 16:45   
hes vile lying individual
Look at his body language and eyes when he speaks, any body language expert will tell you he is telling lies, lies and more lies

spellingandgrammarchecker
12 Mar 15 22:09   
Absolute rubbish. 

ITV had an 'experienced' psychologist on there a few months back.

She was about as much use as you are.

They had 6 people read out revealing statements about themselves, but only one was telling absolute lies.

She couldn't name the liar in 4 attempts, until she picked him when there were only 2 left in. 

On the other hand TSO, I can't see your face, but I know you're not playing with a full deck.

What about all the gooey eyes people have for Mr Cameron. It's most noticeable, when he walks into a room people become spellbound. The TV hypnosis department are doing something very strange to the British people. But that's another story and I don't want to go too deep into the comings and goings of how the media titillate the sub concious mind by creating the biased edge. Doing it over and over until you think it's the norm. Sorry to bust any bubbles but it's the truth.






Yep next

What?

That's atrocious even for you TSO, shameful comment.

I stand by every word of it

you can walk up to a black person call them a fcking horrible n """"r and walk away without any threat of being prosecuted

What a ****g muppet you are. At it's very highest as it was reported it was race discrimination employment (civil law) law he was talking about and not the criminal law.

Why is he married to someone European if he hates anyone non white English???

Russel brand just mentioned this vile individual on comic relief implying that this vile individual would be against donating any charity to the most needy in Africa

Now that's what I call a vile individual

Hallelujah!! I'm in total agreement with TSO>
Yes Russell Brand is a vile individual.

TSO. I think your post was a little bit ambiguous...would you care to enlarge upon who is meant by 'vile individual'?

Russell Brand speaks the truth
Nigel Farage tells lies

Hth.

Mar 14, 2015 -- 10:11AM, Facts wrote:

Russell Brand speaks the truthNigel Farage tells liesHth.

That's what I said but that pleb akaBOZO cant understand simple things

I couldn't understand it, either. It was badly worded. No point in being insulting.

How much money from his millions has Russell Brand donated to Africa by the way?

Brand is a communist. He made his fortune out of capitalism and now he's become a communist.
Communists don't donate to poor countries.
One reason is because under communism they usually end up as poor as the countries that need help.

The Special One coming on here and quoting  Russell Brand.

Why doesn't that surprise me?

Did anyone else watch tvguide.co.uk/detail/2106102/106368385/quelle-catastrophe-france-with-robert... on BBC2 last night?

"The journalist investigates how economic stagnation is threatening France's way of life and could also undermine the European Union. In the wake of the financial crash of 2008, the French shunned austerity and voted in a left-wing president who promised tax rises and a continuation of high public spending, but now Francois Hollande has had to perform a U-turn, leading to a surge in support for Marine Le Pen's Front National and its anti-EU agenda."

An eye-opening programme and if I lived / voted in France, I would most certainly be voting for "Marineland."

Here is the direct link ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b055kqhw/this-world-quelle-catastrophe-france-with-robert-peston

Well worth watching if you missed it!

Thankfully anybody rational who may have originally been sat on the fence will know exactly which way to jump having seen The Special Needs One and Pandora in the same corner. There hasn't been a tag team like them since Gormless Clown and Harridan Harperson.

Man may invent a flying boat. But it doesn't mean he'll let a fly out of the window.
Unless it's early in the morning and one has become ten.






Yep next

That's just what I was gonna say...I think.

Brand rents his property in London at great cost compared to ordinary people.

His landlord was outed recently as having the rental company registered abroad where he can pay less tax.

Brand had no comment to make on that.

Russell Brand a latter day Gary Glitter.

...with a Rolf Harris look about him.

It is reassuring when you see a great campaigning newspaper like the Sun, renowned for its fights against privilege and poverty, pointing out yet another injustice or example of wrongdoing on the part of Britain’s elite….

As intros go, that doesn’t even begin to match the contorted, dishonest rhetoric booming from this week’s Sun headlines, excoriating comedian and activist, Russell Brand for the temerity of supporting the residents of the New Era estate in their protest against its sale to US private equity firm, Westbrook Partners, and their demands for affordable housing. Again, the paper has shown itself in its usual, unpleasant colours, and demonstrated, yet again, the contempt with which it treats its readers.

Russell Brand is not everyone’s cup of tea but few could disagree that this is ludicrous. Brand has been accused of hypocrisy because firstly, he lives in an expensive flat and secondly, his landlord may engage in forms of tax avoidance.

The Sun is not the first to have suggested that there is something problematic about a campaign for affordable housing being supported by a millionaire who, in his own words, can ‘blessedly’ afford his rent. Channel 4’s Paraic O’Brien, also chose to focus on this rather than the campaign, a tack Brand, rightly, described as ‘snide.’

These arguments assume that any individual like Brand should be barred from showing solidarity with those less well off unless they choose, in Franciscan fashion, to dispense with all trapping of wealth and take a vow of poverty. One could, I suppose, be uncharitable and impugn the motives of well-paid tabloid editors and broadcast journalists in advocating such stances but why lower oneself?

We know Brand is a successful, wealthy individual. How has he done it? Well, not tapping phones or spinning lies about Liverpool supporters, rather by writing books, telling jokes and being a performer. Does the fact that he is popular or has made money from being an entertainer disqualify him from expressing egalitarian sentiments, holding radical opinions or showing solidarity with those less lucky than himself? I don’t see why.

Brand is known to contribute his time and money to campaigns, although he chooses not to shout about the latter. He does stress the importance he places in paying the proper rate of tax. It’s quite clear that the activists in these campaigns welcome his support.

The Sun’s claims regarding his landlord’s tax affairs are both bizarre and dishonest. Why should Brand know anything of his landlord’s tax affairs and what relevance would it have anyway? Is he supposed to do an audit before renting a property? It’s not his tax affairs that are under question here, rather someone to whom he pays rent. Great logic there.

The only self-serving, chiselling hypocrites who have cause for shame here are those responsible for commissioning and writing the article at the Sun. The real scandal is not the behaviour of Brand but that we lack a press that is prepared to campaign as forcefully for affordable housing and the conditions of working people. The solution to that lies in regulation to prevent media concentration and to ensure genuine plurality of provision. Then we might have some alternative to the cynical and manipulative coverage and editorialising shown by so much of our current mainstream media.

Brand will be the first 0ne-percenter to be strung up when the revolution comes

Will Wallace and Gromit do the deal with Wendolene AND Preston?

Poly bot

Congrats. on a hat trick of infantile posts.

Russell is a rich, white man who clearly hates blacks.

Further congrats. on being an absolute tw@t

Oh I see, you attack the one who points out the racist while defending the rich white racist.
You must be thrilled with Brand's hatred of women, which he freely admits to.

Point me in the direction of such evidence

It's in the general direction of your nose.

In the October 2014 issue of Vanity Fair, Brand said of the allegations of misogyny made against him: "I have lived a life and had a frame of cultural references that make that charge quite legitimate..."

Russell Brand is the last guy you'd want promoting anything.
Full of his own importance and struggles to express himself when out of his comfort zone.

Facts    15 Mar 15 03:55 
It is reassuring when you see a great campaigning newspaper like the Sun, renowned for its fights against privilege and poverty, pointing out yet another injustice or example of wrongdoing on the part of Britain’s elite….

As intros go, that doesn’t even begin to match the contorted, dishonest rhetoric booming from this week’s Sun headlines, excoriating comedian and activist, Russell Brand for the temerity of supporting the residents of the New Era estate in their protest against its sale to US private equity firm, Westbrook Partners, and their demands for affordable housing. Again, the paper has shown itself in its usual, unpleasant colours, and demonstrated, yet again, the contempt with which it treats its readers.

Russell Brand is not everyone’s cup of tea but few could disagree that this is ludicrous. Brand has been accused of hypocrisy because firstly, he lives in an expensive flat and secondly, his landlord may engage in forms of tax avoidance.

The Sun is not the first to have suggested that there is something problematic about a campaign for affordable housing being supported by a millionaire who, in his own words, can ‘blessedly’ afford his rent. Channel 4’s Paraic O’Brien, also chose to focus on this rather than the campaign, a tack Brand, rightly, described as ‘snide.’

These arguments assume that any individual like Brand should be barred from showing solidarity with those less well off unless they choose, in Franciscan fashion, to dispense with all trapping of wealth and take a vow of poverty. One could, I suppose, be uncharitable and impugn the motives of well-paid tabloid editors and broadcast journalists in advocating such stances but why lower oneself?

We know Brand is a successful, wealthy individual. How has he done it? Well, not tapping phones or spinning lies about Liverpool supporters, rather by writing books, telling jokes and being a performer. Does the fact that he is popular or has made money from being an entertainer disqualify him from expressing egalitarian sentiments, holding radical opinions or showing solidarity with those less lucky than himself? I don’t see why.

Brand is known to contribute his time and money to campaigns, although he chooses not to shout about the latter. He does stress the importance he places in paying the proper rate of tax. It’s quite clear that the activists in these campaigns welcome his support.

The Sun’s claims regarding his landlord’s tax affairs are both bizarre and dishonest. Why should Brand know anything of his landlord’s tax affairs and what relevance would it have anyway? Is he supposed to do an audit before renting a property? It’s not his tax affairs that are under question here, rather someone to whom he pays rent. Great logic there.

The only self-serving, chiselling hypocrites who have cause for shame here are those responsible for commissioning and writing the article at the Sun. The real scandal is not the behaviour of Brand but that we lack a press that is prepared to campaign as forcefully for affordable housing and the conditions of working people. The solution to that lies in regulation to prevent media concentration and to ensure genuine plurality of provision. Then we might have some alternative to the cynical and manipulative coverage and editorialising shown by so much of our current mainstream media.

(A belated) Parklife

I think a lot of people are simply overawed by Brand's personality without the slightest inclination of what he would do to change things for the better.

He speaks gobbledegook so that he can't be nailed down on specific details.
The one thing that is clear from his ranting is that he is against the capitalist system we have in place.

The very system that is funding the generous welfare state that this country enjoys.
He seeks to destroy the goose that lays the golden egg.

Having first availed himself of a few golden eggs!

I hope farage land comes soon before we are overwhelmed with sh!t,sharia,fgm,and the rest of the cultural enhancements nobody voted for.