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Will Donald Trump offer Nigel Farage a job?

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By:
ZenMaster
When: 10 Nov 16 12:42
Facts gave me some sensible advice regarding my gout and heartburn issues.
I fully recommend referring to Facts for ailment advice.

Although i couldn't understand a word his receptionist was saying. (From the Afgan i believe)
By:
wildmanfromborneo
When: 10 Nov 16 14:05
Facts hates his own country so naturally the thought of an Englishman getting some big job fills him with dread.

On every issue Facts is against his own country.

A huge supporter of the EU.
Supports those nice gentlemen in Calais.
Despises religion but has a soft spot for the religion of peace
Thinks your history is shameful.
Is constantly denigrating your culture.
Is a huge supporter of diversity in a most undiverse  way.
Despises the working class to him they are a bunch of racists and homophobes.
By:
saddo
When: 10 Nov 16 14:09
Apart from that he's a good egg.
By:
mememe
When: 10 Nov 16 14:09
But, on the plus side, his take on life is amusing ...

in a village idiot sort of way.

If they ever bring Crossroads back, then he's a shoe-in for the new Benny
By:
mobo
When: 10 Nov 16 16:19
That is disgusting kamikazee  - I am appalled in a faux indignant raging democrat type of way
By:
Facts
When: 10 Nov 16 16:54
mememe

Crossroads ? I bow to your superior knowledge.
By:
mokegibboni
When: 11 Nov 16 17:52
Looks like he has!
By:
A_T
When: 11 Nov 16 18:22
What possibles use would Farage be to Trump?
By:
donny osmond
When: 11 Nov 16 18:27
bellhop ?
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 11 Nov 16 18:31
who knows but it is obvious the Republican party respect Nigel's views, as they paid for him to fly out there 2 months ago to speak out against Clinton.
By:
A_T
When: 11 Nov 16 18:55
Yeah NF is a terrific public speaker but that's not what Trump needs now
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 11 Nov 16 18:57
Two of the the most successful rabble rousers in modern times
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 11 Nov 16 19:00
certainly know how to woo the gullible....the ones who dont wear fascism as a badge of honour that is.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 11 Nov 16 19:03
oh dear still bitter
By:
ZenMaster
When: 11 Nov 16 19:12
Farage is the most influential politician in western politics.

He can take it or leave it.
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 11 Nov 16 19:25
bitter no.

just very wary of this era we are in.

the similarities to germany are there for all to see except those in denial.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/donald-ivana-trump-divorce-papers-battle-lawsuit-rape-allegation-marriage-settlement-private-a7294071.html

btw what does this mean?

saying she had not meant rape “in the criminal sense”.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 11 Nov 16 19:28
His party got 1 seat and that mp came from the tories whilst he was deliberately left out of the official leave party that won, and giving a brief speech in some Missisippi backwater to a small crowd wasn't  influential either.

Good orator, overrated politician.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 11 Nov 16 19:30
i do enjoy a stuck record.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 11 Nov 16 19:32
oh dear different day same anger, never mind I think people expect it now.
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 19:40
being a fascist is not the same as being a Nazi.
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Nov 16 19:54
all this lot going on about farage getting a job from trump lfc, i imagine you as a constitutional/legal expert are waiting for a phone call yourself Grin
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 19:59
1. universal suffrage
2. PR on regional basis
3. Rep in government for economic sector
4. abolition of senate, as was too influenced by wealthy
5. selection to be made of professionals and tradesmen in national council
6. 8 hour workday
7. minimum wage
8. workers rep in industry commissions
9. to show same confidence in unions as given to industry executives and public servants
10.reduction of retirement age from 65 to 55
11. a progressive tax on capital

This was the first Fascist Manifesto..Italy june 1919.
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:09
I would be happy to go back to America tomorrow swagman
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:10
my advise to Trump? do not speak to anyone outside America.
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Nov 16 20:11
i've got you down as speech writer, although i dont think you should include anything from the facist manifesto.
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:13
there is no need to be making phone calls, he should not be running after new friends, no.
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:16
his first priority would be to repeal the 2 term limit for presidents.
it will take a lot longer to fix the mess created over the last 40 years.
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:18
can you imagine if he appeared in military uniform on his first day in officeGrin
By:
lfc1971
When: 11 Nov 16 20:19
that's what i would advise him to do.
By:
jollyswagman
When: 11 Nov 16 20:21
LaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh

ScaredScaredScaredScaredScared
By:
donny osmond
When: 11 Nov 16 20:32
idi amin style ?
By:
ZenMaster
When: 11 Nov 16 20:52
His party got 1 seat and that mp came from the tories whilst he was deliberately left out of the official leave party that won, and giving a brief speech in some Missisippi backwater to a small crowd wasn't  influential either.


Name one member of Parliament who is more influential than Nigel Farage?

By the way did you deliberately miss out the fact that UKIP won the European Parliament elections.
That no other politician influenced  the EU referendum more than Farage.
That his influence has even been recognised by  'Brexit plus, Brexit plus, Brexit plus in the US.
By:
donny osmond
When: 11 Nov 16 21:18
yeah but the other 27 countries are not influenced by him

he may be most influencial in england and wales, but western europe

ffs
By:
ZenMaster
When: 11 Nov 16 21:42
The movements inside those other 27 countries are influenced by Farage.

He is like Che Guevara but different.
By:
donny osmond
When: 11 Nov 16 21:48
yanks murdered ché
By:
ZenMaster
When: 11 Nov 16 21:57
Because he was an influence
By:
mafeking
When: 12 Nov 16 03:13
and if clueless labour MPs are stupid enough to try and water down brexit there will be dozens of UKIP MPs after the next election. despite having no official role in this country his influence is massive
By:
Gnarley
When: 12 Nov 16 03:57
ZenMaster    Joined: 24 Mar 16
Replies: 2665 11 Nov 16 21:42 

Nigel Farage.

He is like Che Guevara but different.


Excited

I have T-shirts and a printing press.
You have a great slogan.
Let's go into business, and this time next year...
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