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Anti-UKIP protesters have invaded a pub where Nigel Farage was having a family lunch and chased him out.
The party leader was apparently with his wife and two of his children at the Queen's Head in Downe, Kent, where the incident took place.
Dozens of protesters first went to the George & Dragon, where Mr Farage has previously been pictured having a drink, before realising he was not there.
The demonstrators are said to have moved into the Queen's Head, chased the Farage family out and jumped on Mr Farage's car bonnet as he left.
He said afterwards: "I hope these 'demonstrators' are proud of themselves.
"My children were so scared by their behaviour that they ran away to hide.
"At the time of writing this a relative has gone to look for them, and they are not yet at home.
"These people are scum."
Protesters disrupted Mr Farage at the Queen's Head in Downe, Kent
Mr Farage's children with his second wife, Kirsten, are Victoria and Isabelle, who are understood to be aged 15 and 10 respectively.
Staff at the pub refused to comment, while the George & Dragon said the protesters had at first claimed they were there for a birthday party.
Dan Glass from Stand Up To UKIP, who organised the protest, said the group was in fancy dress and included migrants, HIV activists, gay people, disabled people and breastfeeding mums.
Mr Glass told Sky News the UKIP leader came out of the pub and called the protesters "sad and lonely".
Around 100 people were there singing We Are Family and dancing a conga line through the village, he added.
Mr Farage pushed through the crowd to get into his car, and was chased down the road.
Some demonstrators jumped onto the bonnet of his car.
His children are now understood to have been found and returned home.
However, responding to reports Mr Farage's children had fled, Mr Glass said: "He was sitting on his own and left on his own.
"We didn't see any kids".
UKIP is believed to have asked for taxpayer-funded security for Mr Farage during the General Election campaign, amid fears he could be regularly targeted by protesters.
Anti-UKIP protesters have invaded a pub where Nigel Farage was having a family lunch and chased him out.
The party leader was apparently with his wife and two of his children at the Queen's Head in Downe, Kent, where the incident took place.
Dozens of protesters first went to the George & Dragon, where Mr Farage has previously been pictured having a drink, before realising he was not there.
The demonstrators are said to have moved into the Queen's Head, chased the Farage family out and jumped on Mr Farage's car bonnet as he left.
He said afterwards: "I hope these 'demonstrators' are proud of themselves.
"My children were so scared by their behaviour that they ran away to hide.
"At the time of writing this a relative has gone to look for them, and they are not yet at home.
"These people are scum."
Protesters disrupted Mr Farage at the Queen's Head in Downe, Kent
Mr Farage's children with his second wife, Kirsten, are Victoria and Isabelle, who are understood to be aged 15 and 10 respectively.
Staff at the pub refused to comment, while the George & Dragon said the protesters had at first claimed they were there for a birthday party.
Dan Glass from Stand Up To UKIP, who organised the protest, said the group was in fancy dress and included migrants, HIV activists, gay people, disabled people and breastfeeding mums.
Mr Glass told Sky News the UKIP leader came out of the pub and called the protesters "sad and lonely".
Around 100 people were there singing We Are Family and dancing a conga line through the village, he added.
Mr Farage pushed through the crowd to get into his car, and was chased down the road.
Some demonstrators jumped onto the bonnet of his car.
His children are now understood to have been found and returned home.
However, responding to reports Mr Farage's children had fled, Mr Glass said: "He was sitting on his own and left on his own.
"We didn't see any kids".
UKIP is believed to have asked for taxpayer-funded security for Mr Farage during the General Election campaign, amid fears he could be regularly targeted by protesters.
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It is amazing how we allow these people to bully our politicians at times
Still Mr Farage is a politician he has to learn to handle this sort of thing politically so to speak |
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Hope they got this on video. Would love to see it speeded up, with Yakety Sax in the background.
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on the subject of gay lynch mobs, if hitler were alive today would he be less angry and frustrated now he could comfortably come out of the closet and still pursue a political career, or would he be equally angry about stuff like there not being enough trans-sexual toilets etc.
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Any arrests yet?
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The Police are no doubt considering charging Mr Farage with causing an affray.
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Hitler was gay Polybot
 So it cost 55 million lives keeping him in the closet...I shall have to reconsider my views on gays |
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — A motley crew of representatives of fringe right-wing political organizations in Europe and the United States used a conference here on Sunday to denounce what they called the degradation of white, Christian traditions in the West. Their hosts used the conference to advance Russia’s effort to lure political allies of any stripe.
Railing against same-sex marriage, immigration, New York financiers, radical Islam and globalization, among other targets, one speaker after another lauded Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin as a pillar of robust, conservative, even manly values. Jim Dowson, a British nationalist, flashed a picture on an overhead screen of Mr. Putin shirtless riding a bear. “Obama and America, they are like females. They are feminized men,” he said. “But you have been blessed by a man who is a man, and we envy that.” http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/23/world/europe/right-wing-groups-find-a-haven-for-a-day-in-russia.html?_r=0 If only the likes of Hitler, Putin and Dowson could just admit their desires for other men. |
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shame nbody caught up with farage and beat the little s hit to pieces
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shame nbody caught up with farage and beat the little s hit to pieces
Take a Cyber Left hook you moron. |
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It was also in 2013 that Nigel Farage met Russia’s London Ambassador, Alexander Yakovenko. Two years before, Russia successfully boasted that its controversial elections had been monitored by a British MEP. It was less vocal that the identity of the MEP was BNP leader Nick Griffin.
Since then, six Ukip’s MEPs have made appearances on Russia Today, with Farage making almost monthly appearances on the state sponsored news channel. As with the other right wing parties courted by Moscow, Farage has publicly defended Putin’s Ukraine stance, and has declared the Russian premier the world leader he most admired “as an operator”. http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/479532/Nigel-Farage-is-another-of-Moscow-s-darlings-as-Putin-backs-Right It would be better for everyone if Farage were regularly beaten up. He might then eventually get into his thick middle-aged skull what the policies of Putin, UKIP, BNP etc. mean in practice. |
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^^^^^^^
Another Moron... Churchill admired Stalin as a strategist...don't think he was ever on his Christmas Card list. |
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The Democratic Govt of Ukraine was overthrown with the E.U.
cheering on the side lines. You would have thought that Merkel and Co would have realised that Putin was not going to stand by and roll out a red welcome carpet. |
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The hopeless dwarf in the Kremlin has given Donetsk's equivalents of the Krays and the Richardsons tanks, artillery and guided missiles. They shoot down an airliner killing hundreds of Dutch, Britons, Americans etc. And Farage, the BNP and the unhappy middle-aged internet heroes who think Putin is on their side reckon life would be better if the world stood back and let him blunder on.
Everywhere Putin meddles he gets it disastrously wrong. Annexed Abkhazia and S Ossetia and has had to subsidize the regions to the tune of $20,000-plus per citizen year. Not that the citizens see any of that, as the subsidies disappear into the hands of local officials, hence the need for perpetual and greater subsidy. Annexed Crimea, over which Russia already had harbour rights guaranteed by international treaty. Crimea has no fresh water or electricity-generation of its own and relies on deliveries of coal and piped water from Ukraine. The region has become an even deeper money pit for Russia, with conditions on the ground desperate amid electricity blackouts. Has invaded SE Ukraine and is facing anger from the families of all the Russian troops whose deaths there are not acknowledged. Has destroyed the infrastructure of the Donbas and turned it into a bottomless money pit for the future. The customers for his gas are cheerfully seeking new supplies amid the world energy glut and he has invested precisely nothing in diversifying Russia's economy to prepare for this. His currency's trash, his crony corporations have lost access to the capital and western expertise they need to keep the gas and oil flowing. He's been reduced to signing a deal with China to sell gas at cost, but even then only if he can find $50 billion he no longer has to build the infrastructure. Putin is an ignorant, blundering dupe who in a civilized country would never have risen above his former job of collecting cuttings from western newspapers as a clerk in the KGB. But to Farage and to the sad and the lonely thousands of miles away he's a master operator. |
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I agree with what you put up earlier screaming from beneaththewaves • March 23, 2015 3:22 PM GMT ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — A motley crew of representatives of fringe right-wing political organizations in Europe and the United States used a conference here on Sunday to denounce what they called the degradation of white, Christian traditions in the West. Their hosts used the conference to advance Russia’s effort to lure political allies of any stripe. Railing against same-sex marriage, immigration, New York financiers, radical Islam and globalization, among other targets, one speaker after another lauded Russia and President Vladimir V. Putin as a pillar of robust, conservative, even manly values. Jim Dowson, a British nationalist, flashed a picture on an overhead screen of Mr. Putin shirtless riding a bear. “Obama and America, they are like females. They are feminized men,” he said. “But you have been blessed by a man who is a man, and we envy that.” But that is not the point we are supposed to live in a society of free speech, yet I see both immigrants and gays taking that away from us. Nobody is allowed to say what they feel about these people. I do not regard this as healthy I think immigrants have always bullied us, and now gays. The majority of people in this country are not immigrants or gay, they also have a right to be heard, after all we are in the majority and we are supposed to live in a democracy which is supposed to be rule by the majority |
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I do not believe in violence against immigrants or gays, or blatant discrimination against immigrants or gays, as
long as it is discrimination. But I believe in the right of people to say what they feel. This is being taken away from us. We allow minorities far too much power, completely out of proportion to their numbers. Our society as a whole suffers because of this. I admire Putin as a leader yes |
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But I believe in the right of people to say what they feel. This is being taken away from us. We allow minorities far too much power,
completely out of proportion to their numbers. Our society as a whole suffers because of this. I admire Putin as a leader yes He really did say this. |
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It's good that the left wing dopes like pandora and screamingfromunderhispillow get to splash their fantasies on the web. Goodness knows what might happen if they didn't get it all out like this. And it does give us a clear indication of what they think should happen to politicians whom a third of the voters opted for at the recent european elections.
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Well said Gery...spot on with that last post
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Getting back to the story hopefully the scum who attacked him and his family are identified.
Akin to some of the keypad warriors on here. Either brave in a pack or anonymity. |
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How could anyone with any knowledge of the 20th century imagine that a supporter of a free Ukraine is a left-winger?
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It must be said, the mob shouting down and intimidating of people or speech they don't agree with, it seems to be pretty one sided and done by the left / far left.
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I do not believe in violence against immigrants or gays, or blatant discrimination against immigrants. . .
Yes you do ebulGery. You've previously said that legally resident tax-paying law abiding EU nationals should be denied the vote in the GE on 7th May. This means that the govt is less accountable to the people it serves and from whom it collects its taxes. It is pure xenophobia and discrimination against good decent people to hold this view. |
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I do not regard anyone who comes to this country and pays a bit of tax as anything but an immigrant
I do not think that they have the same right as people who have lived here all their life, and their parents, parents parents etc for many generations..they are our indigenous population The only reason you think these immigrants should get the vote, is so they can vote in even more immigrants We are being overwhelmed in our own country.  I do not regard this view as either violent or discriminatory, or even racist, it is common sense. People in our country have a democratic right to this view without being intimidated by immigrants. We are insane to allow this |
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well said Nige
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ebul not to allow any taxpayer the vote because they weren't born in this country is, by definition, discriminatory.
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Capt_Fnot by my definition akabula |
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The only reason you think these immigrants should get the vote, is so they can vote in even more immigrants
Utter garbage. I believe in good manners, fair play, support for the under-dog, tolerance. There was a survey which showed those are core british values, and if someone comes to Britain with those values and pays their taxes and obeys the laws, they should get a say. You ebulGery believe they are not entitled to an opinion at the ballot box, and that linking someone to the indigenous population makes them more entitled to an opinion in some way. You want to take their taxes off them but for only the 'indigenous' decide how it's spent. That is unadulterated xenophobia, discrimination based purely on being an immigrant. |
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The problem is if we are not at least part xenophobic...we won't have a country we can call our own soon
Still it is your democratic right to express your view as I have mine I approve of argument...not physical intimidation...that is wrong |
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There is also massive political intimidation
We live in a society where freedom of speech is coming under tremendous pressure from both government an media Once we lose free speech, the loss of other freedoms soon follows |
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Freedom of speech is being challenged by, well ,freedom of speech.The constraints are being applied by anyone who has access to a computer, ie. everyone.The mob sits at a desk these days.
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Last year 'a left wing mob' kept Farage in a pub and now this year
another left wing mob have chased him out of a pub Needless to say the BBC gave air time to the guy who organised this hooliganism. |
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its a shame they didnt execute the vile rancid individual
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Dobbo • March 23, 2015 11:37 PM GMT
Freedom of speech is being challenged by, well ,freedom of speech. that is an interesting concept. We do not normally physically intimidate each other, although I have seen some threats, Neither do we intimidate governments These sites are about the only place we can actually criticise our government Those who support unpopular causes can sometimes be trolled, but can fight back by argument, I do, some of the causes I support are not universally popular on here ie Ched Evans |
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Government agents can hound us though Gery.
Whether it`s the police(in uniform/fancy dress), Capita agents/TV Licencing. Anyway how would the establishment deal with a group of 1 million prank protesters being a pain in the arse? The prank protest revolution could be on it`s way. Like the Arab spring but with good old British humour. |
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And who better to lead us, yes of course the comedy genius Russ Brand. The job is made for him, well him or Dom Jolly..but i have him down as a Tory but i am fluid Gery.
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How could anyone with any knowledge of the 20th century imagine that a supporter of a free Ukraine is a left-winger?
Precisely, the Russian socialists (including the NKVD/KGB/FSB* trained Putin) have been trying to stamp out ukrainian culture and society and humans for almost a century! This notion is as ridiculous as the belief that the left could care less about the slavish little worker scum who keep them in power. *what's with the constant rebranding? something to do with the millions murdered and all those concerntration camps? |
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Hitler was gay Polybot
Well he was a very snappy dresser, was into uniforms, only married a woman on the day someone held a gun to his head, meticulous facial hair grooming, always deeply frustrated, hated the catholic church, liked camps. Unlikely Putin is though, though he's a sociopath and bad for the region probably, but technically it's true that he is a good leader in a sense, in that he backs his own country which punches above it's weight given that it's something of a basket case due to a century of communism, with nothing more than arms and primary production (mostly oil and gas) to keep it afloat. His task is made extremely easy due to the very gay obama who seems to have absolutely no comprehension whatsoever in foreign policy, either that or he is psychopathic. |
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polybot
24 Mar 15 08:05 Well he was a very snappy dresser, was into uniforms, I often wonder how many of today's 'luvvies' would wear certain fashion items if they knew they were designed by the same company who designed nazi uniforms. |
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On one of the history channels last week they said Hitler
actually hated wearing uniforms and changed into civvies as soon as he was out of public view. |