Crispy Ambulance
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No you didn't, you asked 2.
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MEP Nigel farage
- Thread starter Pretty pink fairy
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No you didn't, you asked 2.
sir albion
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Christ it's a disaster and you just don't get why do you??
Who benefits really from the EU?
Southern Europe is on the brink and you have a few wealthy countries out of 30 odd to keep things moving until when?
You have young Europeans up rooting from their families to get a better life because their country in the amazing EU is rock bottom.I certainly don't have issues with immigration as we need it,but you have to build the infrastructure to cope with mass migration and by not doing this creates huge problems in many many ways.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
The suggestion that you could lose your savings and pension pot by investing in the UK market now is complete and utter nonsense.
Project Fear is over. Give it a rest now..
Guy Crouchback
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- Jun 20, 2012
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Idiotic organisation and the sooner it crumbles the better
Oh, well... it's your country (the UK I mean), lads. I hope you know what you're doing.
studio150
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And George Osborne's comments on Radio 4 Today's show.
Visa stating jobs will have to move to the EU due to EU data protection regulation
And the list goes on.
But we must give these real concerns a rest because the leavers now believe we are in the land of milk and honey.
Message received I am no offically gagged
Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
- 6,011
Today was not one of Farages better moments as an MEP alongside the moment he referred to the then president as having the personality of a 'damp cloth'. However if you watch a lot of Farages speeches in the European Parliament he campaigns for more democracy in Europe and blasts the failure to reform and ignore democracy as the ultimate downfall that would trigger the UKs exit. He has also stood and criticised the treatment of Greece or lack of support for the Irish.
Whatever you think about him much of what he has called out over the years as being wrong about the current EU model is hard to argue with. Whilst sometimes he goes over the top someone who openly challenges the concept of the EU from within should be welcomed by all rather than criticised for not towing the party line.
Whatever you think about him much of what he has called out over the years as being wrong about the current EU model is hard to argue with. Whilst sometimes he goes over the top someone who openly challenges the concept of the EU from within should be welcomed by all rather than criticised for not towing the party line.
- Apr 5, 2014
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He didn't need to stand up to anyone. They are not trying to stop what has happened. Instead he threw insults (none of them have ever had a proper job ?) and acted like a gloating, self indulgent fool. Totally embarrassing.
c0lz
North East Stand.
Move ? Will or might ?
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
- 13,465
They don't have a f**king clue. Its all about "me, me, me" for them. Smaller nation, smaller economy, larger dole queue etc.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Not an indication of things to come, it will always steady. The performance over the next two years will be the full picture.
Strange that he never denied these figures until the final result to the referendum had been announced, very strange!
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Well, love or loathe the history books will have the name firmly inserted now. In several hundred years time, he'll go down as a significant element of a major change in UK affairs. Like I said, who knows good or bad?
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The Birdman
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thank you Farage your rant it was stupid to wined up the other MEPs as we will need a good trade deal. He's got what he wanted now grow up.tells the EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT a few home truth'sgood on him i say a bit like telling some of the people on here a few home truths
regards
DR
pastafarian
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Jesus
you lot still banging on about a bus slogan.
It played no part in my decision nor i doubt many others.
Democracy
accountability
sovereignty
security
Immigration
were far more important issues that Remain simply could not answer.
When project fear realised they were not getting through on the economy they concentrated on the bus logo.
It was laughable then......now its just embarrassing
severnside gull
Well-known member
Or perhaps be pilloried for being a rabid facist intent on stirring racial hatred
But surely "that what happens now" all changed with referendum result, you reap what you sow my learned friend!
Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
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Easy to throw labels about but given he has sat in the EU parliament for over 6 years consistently lambasting the undemocratic nature of the EU and campaigning for the removal of an unelected and unaccountable governing organisation perhaps you can explain how this warrants the label of 'rabid facist'
I am by no means a fan of his stance on many issues or policies but as a politician he has been incredibly effective
So the other MEPs were drunk? Thanks god we left, there's taking the piss and there's taking the piss.
c0lz
North East Stand.
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