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Farage taken apart by Marr
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The video about the trans 4 year old is disturbing thank fcuk I don't have to live in the real world.
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twizzle
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He's living the life then:
Nick Griffin Verified account @NickGriffinBU Apr 19 My week on Twitter |
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Nick Griffin
Verified account @NickGriffinBU Apr 19 My week on Twitter : 768 Mentions, 18K Mention Reach, 3.18K Likes, 1.06K Retweets, 65 New Followers. See yours with https://sumall.com/performancetweet?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=publishing&utm_campaign=performance_tweet&utm_content=text_and_media&utm_term=fcc5dc307d56b41c767785d9 … |
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I remember all these declarations of love and worship for Nick Griffin back in the day when he was in vogue,
I have never known even one person who sang his praises. The man only ever appealed to those with the most extreme views. And to suggest Farage is anything like him is a complete nonsense. |
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Correct^^^ scandi struggles to truthfully judge people when race is (in his mind) involved.
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Farahe has been consistently campaigning AGAINST the EU for 20 years,he deserves great credit for bringing this matter to the fore when governments have tried their best to deny the issue that concerns many voters.
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With Six Days to go Brexit Party Hits 35 Per Cent While Tories Sink to Single Figures
YouGov Brexit Party - 35% Lib Dem - 16% Lab - 15% Green - 10% Con - 9% Change UK - 5% UKIP - 3% Other - 7% ( |
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yes they "stalled" for at least 2 days
Funny how you can read polls to your own agenda sometimes |
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Anti-Brexit billboard campaign 'Led by Donkeys' appear to be massively in breach of electoral law - by their own count they've spent over £230,000 on campaigning in England in the regulated period, more than £70,000 over the legal limit of £159,750
"Remain cheating hand over fist yet again!!!" . https://order-order.com/2019/05/17/anti-brexit-billboard-campaign-massive-apparent-breach-electoral-law/ |
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What does Aaron Banks want to leave the EU so badly?
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A vote for the Tories is a mixed message, a vote for the Brexit party is unambigous, it's no surprise they are flying high. It won't stop pundits and opposition parties trying to dishonestly spin it another way though. These will be the same people saying Leave won on a lie...
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To be fair to Griffin, he highlighted the rape gamgs in 2003...Noone listened. 'Shoot the messenger with questionable motives' etc..
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Apologies twizzle. Hadn't seen your post...
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“These hundreds of thousands of pounds were a purely private, personal matter and nothing to do with politics” says politician and member of the European Parliament.
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oh I believe Labour may well be the Party for remainers to rally around. It is their best chance of a second referendum.
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What does Aaron Banks want to leave the EU so badly?
He's very close to Russia. Russia want to destabilise the West. |
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Banks just disagrees with a European super state.Gets smeared on a regular basis by Remain supporters for opposing that.
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Remain supporters are incapable of accepting they lost the argument and many anti EU arguments are sound, so there is always some other excuse/motive and slur to throw around...
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I noticed Ian Hislop was complaining on HIGNFY that his documentary about immigration wasn't being re-shown a week before the EU referendum. I assume it's the one from 2 years ago, which wasn't so much an objective documentary as a blatant propaganda piece for pro immigration. It's typical BBC output of course but not showing it at least shows SOME sense, I assume they were forced to mind you, I doubt they aren't showing it on their own principles...
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*before the EU election.
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I'd been arguing the anti-European Community/anti-European Union case for over thirty years. I can remember arguing it in German with a couple of smoothie businessmen next to Meister Brunos sausage stall in Uelzen in 1982.
"Naja, du bist wohl ein Fan der Meggie Tetcher, nicht?!" Followed by a long argument in which I had to remind them that it had in fact been the Conservative Party who took the UK into the Common Market. And that it had been the Labour Party who had voted by 2-to-1 at their Conference to campaign for us to leave in the 1975 referendum. But anyway ... Years later I found myself entering that polling station in Somerset for the 2016 referendum. And, despite all those decades of opposing the UK's membership of the EU, I would surely have voted Remain, had it not been for the Russian bloke standing there with snow on his boots, holding a Kalashnikov, forcing everyone to vote Leave. No other possible explanation.  |
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Really?
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I'm lost.
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Sorry.
Just trying to explain (very badly) that opposition to the EU has been widespread in the UK for decades (including among people, such as myself, with enough affection for the rest of Europe to have gone and lived and worked there). And that it's not a right/left thing: it was the Conservatives who took us in and the Labour Party that wanted us out. More importantly, it's just absurd to suggest that the desire to leave the EU is something which suddenly emerged in 2016 because of Russian activity on Facebook. Or that the result of the referendum was in any way affected by it. As long ago as 1979 opinion polls were 60% Leave vs 32% Remain. http://theconversation.com/polling-history-40-years-of-british-views-on-in-or-out-of-europe-61250 |
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I was looking at a voting map the other day and it's very amusing, aka will like this. The SNP try to pretend Scotland is a country that is always been avowedly pro EU and it's England that are a bunch of insular anti EU *******s. Well in the 1975 "join the EEC" result, Scotland was very much less pro "EU" than England. Results here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_United_Kingdom_European_Communities_membership_referendum Constituent country Electorate Turnout (%) Yes No England 33,356,208 64.6% 14,918,009 68.7% 6,812,052 31.3% Northern Ireland 1,030,534 47.4% 259,251 52.1% 237,911 47.9% Scotland 3,688,799 61.7% 1,332,186 58.4% 948,039 41.6% (i.e. England was 10% more europhile when the UK joined). .. and the SNP campaigned to NOT join the EU! They were in effect LEAVERS in 1975, they were Farages of the day. Strange how this is airbrushed out of SNP history and the media currently don't mention this when Nicola gets on her "Scotland is a pro European country and always has been" soapbox?! |
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I think the sexy euro ladies should be afforded free passage, maybe the criminal hombres less so.
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