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Nigel Farage Bows Out.
Nigel Farage Bows Out.
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He certainly brings an extra dimension to the forum with his sleeping arrangements.
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sleeps with his mum is an arsenal fan, we used to have the odd discussion on the football forum years ago.
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Bitty.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=931bCc1R1Q0 |
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Nigel Farage pandered to the racists and the grievance-feeders. Vote-Leave used him to firm up that electorate, then abandoned him. His resignation was merely a gesture - following his realisation that all the people who used him for the referendum wouldn't answer his calls. That makes him more of a victim than is actually the case - he always knew he was the pop-up Chris Rock of politics, "yeah I said it!".
He won this battle but may lose the war. His Hate-Politics may be the catalyst for the EU to cohere against the forces trying to destroy it. |
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And you actually believe that? I asked you to tell me what damage he had done to this country, as you claimed he had. You gave me no answer. I'm not trying to put you straight here, it pleases me to tell you something you don't know. Nigel Farage had one interest - extracting England, and let's be clear we mean England, from the European Union.
There are no forces trying to destroy the European Union. There are only the unwilling participants in a patrician experiment. I wish I could just make you believe one simple fact: The peoples of Europe will not stand for Federalism. We have not stood for it, and now we have not stood for it, the game is up. The dominoes will fall. You can already say goodbye to France I'm afraid. And having said goodbye to France, there is no more Europe for you to defend. Histoyr is against you UB my friend, for the same old reason; you are trying to defend the indefensible. The EU will fall. And the world will be a much better place when it falls. |
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We will not be the only Nation to make Nigel Farage a hero. He will be remembered UB - throughout Europe, in all the places the yellow-starred flag has been raised - as the saviour. The man who pulled Europe back from the abyss. Make no mistake, the die is caste. The people of England have once again shown a whole continent that self-determination is an inalienable right. And that it is an inalienable right that has to be exercised every now and again. This time we showed the Poles without sacrificing all their warriors, we showed the French without having to man their fields, and we showed the Germans without having to massacre a generation of their finest men.
We are Englishmen. We will rule ourselves thank you very much. |
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Morning, doc.
I note ye mentioned IMMIGRATION back in the thread; your point was about the effect on RENT. As ye may know, I have been trying to get the figures for IMMIGRATION on ""INDEPENDENCE DAY" 23 JUNE 2016 ( as declared by NIGE, whom fans said should be KNIGHTED). However, though folks are still chatting about "hordes" etc, I am yet to get the ACTUAL FIGURES from all the experts on here. Can ye help? |
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Come on, krapper, relay what your leader said about the figures. What are ye afraid of?
I'm going down to the A Team's office tomorrow to ask them - they rep an MP and and a MEP. If I get the figures, I'll post them up here, then we can all see how good ye boys are. Point is t.may failed in her last job, so they dare not exaggerate , whereas, nige can say any old thing at all, bc he knows he'll never have any power and responsibility. This is where boris' quest for power has landed him right in it. Now he has to prove himself, and cannot just get away with daft lies on buses, any more.  |
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It's the perfect job for Boris Sean. He will just do what he's been doing for London the last few years, albeit in London it was to the detriment of the administration of the City. He sold London very well, and he will sell Great Britain very well. As long as he doesn't actually have to create or drive through any kind of policy, and he can just travel around charming the locals from the trees, as it were.
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relay what your leader said about the figures.
Who do you think I am sore rear - his agent? Why should I know where to find the figures anymore than you can? |
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He has been banging on about these figures for weeks
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I voted to leave in the EU referendum so i do not think the EU is up to much but i also do not think it is responsible for the 35 year failed experiment of the free market fanatics started in earnest in 1979 by someone called Thatcher and carried on by someonme called Blair.
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Jim, mate:
back up in London ( not basildon new overspill town) johnson did Londoners no favours. As ever, he told a lot of porkies and helped his mates at the expense of everybody else. He said the Olympics would help everybody and wouldn't push up the council tax. In the end, he fkd most folk up ith his compulsory purchase and traffic schemes and, council tax had to be hiked to meet the costs. Certainly, over the west , folk had to pay for fk all gain. Then he said, 'twould be free for Londoners; it wasn't; there was a fkn scandal over the tickets. Also, he wanted maplin for the new airport, so to try to get us out of the way for the Thames Corridor, he started join in all the daft chat about the fkn "greenbelt". Meanwhile, back in Islington, he built a big fk off shed/summer house thing in hgis garden, all without planning. I think they gave him a small rap, when they found out. All in all, he was a fkn disaster. The only thing he was good at was telling porkies and hanging by his bo llix on that fkn wire, like a daft bstrd from the lunatics' circus. This will get censored, but 'tris all factual. -- Anyway, Jim, I went down the con &U office this morning and asked for the official figures. She said they'd e-mail me with the data. I suggest that will be a fkn good starting point for chatting about brexit.  Obviously, the hard-line activists on here will not tolerate the true facts, so my posts will be removed. That's what we're up against. |
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Angst,
ye are a follower of the futile protest group known as nu-labor, so no bggr in the world will ever take a blind bit of notice of what ye think. Ye are chatting about 35 years, yet GB has been in the Common Market for 43 years. Imo, ye are bogging yourself down in useless trivia that is of no consequence. The future of the working class is with us - the true Socialists. Outfits like nu-labor are way past their sell-by date. Even if ye were run by the sexiest woman in the world and the cleverest man in the world ye would still not be able to win or do anything constructive: this is bc ye couldn't run a penny bun stall. |
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I've read it sean. Even if they take it down they won't erase it from my mind.
Your people's eviction from DF wasn't inspired by Boris. We both know that, and these people may not so it's remiss of you to just keep going on about it. Also it's a bit harsh to blame Boris for any Olympic-related chicanery - he only joined the train at one of the last stops. And whatever happened around it, The Games were still an unprecedented and spectacular success. I'd say neither fact has much to do with Boris personally. And I'm still not sure what exact figures you're after. and stop calling me jim ffs it's puerile |
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jim, ffs, puerile, or whatever,
boris, pickles, tony balls, that lord from Essex, and the tory with a Welsh name were all in the frame. I cannot understand why ye are so close to johnson. He'd be the first to diss the essex boys. Gotta dash now. |