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Farage playing the victim again.
Farage playing the victim again.
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His party got millions more votes than the SNP and lib dems. Would have have got millions more if DC had not offered the referendum.
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Where have you been man. Nobody in mainstream politics wanted to talk about immigration. When people got totally facked off what was happening and millions were voting for UKIP they soon got the message. Farage knows more about the european debacle than any politician around. It is most certainly down to him that we have a vote on Thursday
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it just seems so unfair that not enough of those millions have ever turned out to vote for him in a parliamentary election.
no wonder he always looks so pi$$ed off  |
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Best politician by far.
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God your thick
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you're HTH
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Farage doesn't seem to be the most robust of politicians. Had "back problems" during the election and struggled through it, getting tetchy again after coming to the referendum campaign late. Surprised to read he is 52, looks at least ten years older than that. Wouldn't have thought he has the stamina for a position under Johnson (this is now looking extremely unlikely anyway)
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52? He looks 69!
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Classic Steve Bell
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/picture/2016/jun/20/steve-bell-on-a-difficult-day-for-nigel-farage |
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Farage has ahd to withstand sustained,personal attacks but approaches the day he has dreamed about. I wish the man well and hope to God he has the last laugh on Friday morning then announces his retirement from politics to have a well deserved rest.
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He feeds on the personal attacks. I know what Farage, Johnson, Gove and IDS (the invisible man) stand to gain from Brexit, but what about the rest of you?
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Democracy instead of a steady drift into an unelected tyranny that has no opposition.
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Exactly tt
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Oh dear, disappointing news fresh from that impeccable source, the Daily Heil:
"Nigel Farage has pulled out of the final EU referendum TV debate due to 'family reasons'. The Ukip leader announced he would not take part in the live Channel 4 discussion just hours before it was due to start, the broadcaster said tonight. He was scheduled to appear alongside a number of high profile guests from both sides of the campaign, including former Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell, Tory peer Michael Heseltine and former Tory MP Louise Mensch." Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3654977/Nigel-Farage-pulls-Channel-4-s-EU-referendum-debate-just-hour-start.html#ixzz4CL5mJUB1 hopefully there's been some error in transmission.  |
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Anna Soubrey playing a blinder for Leave
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pissed the party bore in the kitchen
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Disappointing for channel 4, they've spent weeks stacking that deck.
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This is a shambles = Paxman is having a nightmare
Take back control Paxman! |
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who in their right mind would defend the eu over security after the farces in belgum and france
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Seems the Leave side are way ahead on security.
I's not an issue. |