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Danny Dyer in second foul-mouthed Brexit rant targeting Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage
James Morris,Evening Standard Mon, 19 Nov 08:57 GMT
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Danny Dyer has offered another foul-mouthed take on Brexit, this time attacking Brexiteers Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.
After he famously labelled former Prime Minister David Cameron a “t***” on live TV for leaving his post after the Brexit referendum, Mr Dyer has now turned his fury towards Mr Johnson and Mr Farage – while offering sympathy for current Prime Minister Theresa May.
Former foreign secretary Mr Johnson was lambasted for his “stupid haircut”, while former Ukip leader Mr Farage was described as "another p**** in a suit".
Speaking to the Big Issue, he said: “They have been given this thing called f****** Brexit because of one man [Mr Cameron]. One man. Who we voted in to be our Prime Minister, who purely for his own ego decided to call a referendum just to get rid of Nigel Farage.
"Farage, another p**** in a suit who tapped into something, and I suppose it is that white working-class, middle-age man who lost his voice slightly.
"He tapped into what he felt maybe they wanted to say and twisted it. He got a bit of a following, so Cameron decided to call a referendum just to get him.
"Well, f*** you, Cameron you posh t***. Sorry. It backfired on him didn't it? And what does he do? He f***** off. He doesn't like the way it went and he f***** off.
"Look where we are now. If our leader is willing to say: 'oh, I can't be bothered', where is our structure? Where is the foundation?"
Of Ms May, the 41-year-old EastEnders star continued: “Bless her, just got that job by default. Boris Johnson running around with his stupid haircut spouting b*******.
"Young people look and think: 'If these are the people running the country, why shouldn't I go and loot and riot?'
"They just don't give a f***. This us against them-type vibe has got worse. We are living in an age of food banks. How the f*** did that happen? Seriously."
James Morris,Evening Standard Mon, 19 Nov 08:57 GMT
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Danny Dyer has offered another foul-mouthed take on Brexit, this time attacking Brexiteers Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.
After he famously labelled former Prime Minister David Cameron a “t***” on live TV for leaving his post after the Brexit referendum, Mr Dyer has now turned his fury towards Mr Johnson and Mr Farage – while offering sympathy for current Prime Minister Theresa May.
Former foreign secretary Mr Johnson was lambasted for his “stupid haircut”, while former Ukip leader Mr Farage was described as "another p**** in a suit".
Speaking to the Big Issue, he said: “They have been given this thing called f****** Brexit because of one man [Mr Cameron]. One man. Who we voted in to be our Prime Minister, who purely for his own ego decided to call a referendum just to get rid of Nigel Farage.
"Farage, another p**** in a suit who tapped into something, and I suppose it is that white working-class, middle-age man who lost his voice slightly.
"He tapped into what he felt maybe they wanted to say and twisted it. He got a bit of a following, so Cameron decided to call a referendum just to get him.
"Well, f*** you, Cameron you posh t***. Sorry. It backfired on him didn't it? And what does he do? He f***** off. He doesn't like the way it went and he f***** off.
"Look where we are now. If our leader is willing to say: 'oh, I can't be bothered', where is our structure? Where is the foundation?"
Of Ms May, the 41-year-old EastEnders star continued: “Bless her, just got that job by default. Boris Johnson running around with his stupid haircut spouting b*******.
"Young people look and think: 'If these are the people running the country, why shouldn't I go and loot and riot?'
"They just don't give a f***. This us against them-type vibe has got worse. We are living in an age of food banks. How the f*** did that happen? Seriously."
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Encouraging riots ! .....that's treason isn't it ?
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I honestly do not know whether Danny Dyer is an act, nobody can genuinely be as daft as he is.
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Clueless muppet.
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So as no confusion I aimed that at Dyer.
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pwopper norty
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Another mouthpiece inured from the effects of mass immigration.
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So as no confusion I aimed that at Dyer.
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I believe you aka but I bet you took some pleasure out of momentarily making it look like you did mean me, because we both know you do
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I thought Royalty weren`t allowed to get involved in such matters
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Paranoia Scandi?
Danny D most certainly in my thoughts when I posted it. On a par with Terry Christian btw when talking of Brexit. |
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It was hysterical when he was on Who Do You Think You Are and they discovered he was a descendant of King Edward III
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaMyFe6sPRg |
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I wonder if his 22 x great grandfather would be proud of him?
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He got around though can't be sure of the stock of his 22 x great grandmother.
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They all did; unfortunately it was usually with a relative
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Danny Dyer is bang on the money isn't he? Neither Farage nor Boris turned out to have a viable route to Brexit. Cameron did call the referendum to foil Ukip, ran a lousy campaign, lost and then disappeared. He's not even managed to write his memoirs in time for Christmas. And Theresa May did get the job by being the least worst option after Boris and Gove fell out.
So now where are we? BINO will happen. BINO will satisfy no-one and leave Britain a bit worse off than if we'd stayed in. |
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No, there is no possible deal that can struck that will make us worse off than being in the EU
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so ramruna he is wrong and you are wrong in all those points
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BINO -- Brexit in name only. We still pay the money; we still follow the rules; we will have no say.
And Danny Dyer should get the Newsnight gig. |
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That’s not BINO , and it’s better than being in the EU
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We don’t have a deal as yet of course , we haven’t even started to talk about a deal
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So whatever Dyer is talking about and what you are talking about I don’t know
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Any deal that we do have when we leave will be better than being in the EU
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how is it better lfc?
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Sorry lfc1971 but you've been let down by the Brexiteers in government who are so useless they can't even get 48 letters posted, and the Remainers have nobbled Brexit to BINO.
The 600 page deal has been published -- and if they can't get that through parliament, we might even stay in. |
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now ramaura is threatening that we will stay in
That wasn’t the argument , I am saying that any deal we come to when we leave will be better than being in the EU We will have a trade deal of some description and we will be out of the EU That’s good , if by some possibility the EU are silly enough to want a trade deal that means it is not attractive to Britain to buy their produce then we buy from somewhere else That’s fine |
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Another no mark "celebrity", one that pretends to be a "cockney rebel" telling people not to rebel again the tyrannical EU
 Couldn't make it up |
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The UK isn't leaving the EU
Isn't that obvious by now, from day 1 they hijacked the narrative ffs "will it be hard or a soft brexit" < BBC That was minutes after the result They then stick a "remainer" in as PM  And people still didn't get the MO |
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I want to know whether Biggins and Norvelle agree with Dyer's views before I change my mind about Brexit.
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The whole thing was a ploy to rid the UK of the human rights act and that's all they want trust me
Look at Universal Credit, its going to get much much worse |
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One of the best things about Brexit has been its shattering of anti-establishment pretensions.
All the people in the arts community who for years had been getting away with posing as rebels and disruptors and irritants to the status quo have been exposed as utterly allergic to radical political change. Having jettisoned self-awareness, many of these fantasy rebels convince themselves they’re still in the business of rebellion. How? By bashing Boris and Farage and Gove and everyone’s favourite 1950s throwback, Jacob Rees-Mogg. They pretend (they must know it’s a pretence?) that these four Brexiteers, being posh and quite wealthy and influential in the government and media, are The Establishment, and that anyone who makes jokes about them or tweets photos of them gurning on Question Time is a radical. Please! It’s such a farce. A minute or two of serious reflection will confirm it’s the pro-EU side that is establishment, and the anti-EU plebs who are anti-establishment. In the run-up to the referendum, the EU side was backed by most MPs, by big business, by virtually every global institution, by the White House, by almost all of academia. If you’re making jokes or writing columns or taking to the streets or 'doing a Dyer' and spouting ill-informed mockney b0110x on that side, then you’re not anti-establishment. And that’s okay. You’re nervous and conservative. Fine. Own it. The right’s failures on Brexit are technical — they're making a dog’s dinner of the negotiations — but the left’s failures are existential. A movement founded to express the will of the people against the established political order now does the utter opposite. The right might have been exposed as inefficient by the Brexit revolt, but the left has been exposed as kaput, over, reduced from a dreamer of rebellion to the obedient propaganda wing of a clapped-out oligarchy that millions hate |
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Theresa May was the architect behind the snoopers charter?
She also moaned about the human rights act red tape and using "terrorism" as a cover to want rid of it "terrorism" will never be stopped? its a construct built on fear within the mind, you cannot get rid of the fear until you see through the lie People take to the streets, wont they be deemed "terrorists against the state"???? |
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Good post hanx , pipe down sontaran we can do without more gibberish from you
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Good analysis Hanx, nail on the head.
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summed up perfectly Hanx
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Damn well said Hanx.
Quite amusing that ANTIFA also support the status quo.. So called socialists worried that Deloitte and Goldman Sachs might move staff abroad is another classic. |