[News] Nigel Farage and Reform

[Curious Orange]

George Cottrell a convicted felon in USA for money laundering etc

Seems like an above board person to be associated with.

 

[Machiavelli]

George Cottrell a convicted felon in USA for money laundering etc

Maybe @Is it PotG? can respond to this, and his delusional view that Farage and his coterie are anything other than a cover for the oligarchs and Putin.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Maybe @Is it PotG? can respond to this, and his delusional view that Farage and his coterie are anything other than a cover for the oligarchs and Putin.

Odd comment, I've no time for the guy. Self-serving and as fickle as the rest of 'em.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Looks like the minder leading Farage off after the milkshaking is George Cotterll, an aristocrat whose dad went to Gordonstoun with Prince Andrew.

Lovely people. And very working class,

How very rum, my comment was aimed at Starmer.

 

[Guinness Boy]

How very rum, my comment was aimed at Starmer.

 

[Is it PotG?]

I suggest you read it again then, and in the context it was written.

 

[Guinness Boy]

I suggest you read it again then, and in the context it was written.

The context where this is a thread about Farage with Farage in the thread title?

 

[Is it PotG?]

The context where this is a thread about Farage with Farage in the thread title?

Hopeless.

I believe it was just in response to a comparison between Farage and Starmer.

There's none so blind......

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Odd comment, I've no time for the guy. Self-serving and as fickle as the rest of 'em.

They're all the same.

Sunak, Johnson and Farage have links to Russia, and Farage in particular, wanted to boost Trump's bid to become President. The same Trump who has encouraged Russia to attack NATO countries.

Traitors in my eyes.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Odd comment, I've no time for the guy. Self-serving and as fickle as the rest of 'em.

I'll just put that in with some of these

When I voted (don't anymore, live in a very blue constituency), I voted for the Party, not any individual.

Just been to plant my 'X', reassuring that the rain doesn't seem to have deterred the wrinklies at my local.

As for Johnson, I've never voted Tory in my life.

I voted to Leave, and still do wish to do so. Can't see too much confusion there.

Some habits seem harder to break than others

 

[Is it PotG?]

I'll just put that in with some of these









Some habits seem harder to break than others

Can't you dig out some older quotes?

 

[Eric the meek]

Odd comment, I've no time for the guy. Self-serving and as fickle as the rest of 'em.

Do you wish it had been you who chucked the milkshake over him then?

Getting even more attention than usual, directing traffic to your OnlyFans website?

 

[WATFORD zero]

Can't you dig out some older quotes?

I'm sure I could, but I really can't be arsed. I think spending 2 minutes calling out your is enough of a waste of my time on wednesday morning, don't you

 

[Is it PotG?]

Do you wish it had been you who chucked the milkshake over him then?

Getting even more attention than usual, directing traffic to your OnlyFans website?

As I said earlier in this thread, dumb, dangerous and pointless. Could be acid next.

 

[Eric the meek]

As I said earlier in this thread, dumb, dangerous and pointless. Could be acid next.

While I'm not in favour of throwing anything at politicians, I do find the faux outrage from a few on here, quite amusing.

This is Farage, after all. A prime candidate for an effigy on Lewes bonfire night.

 

[Zeberdi]

They're all the same.

Sunak, Johnson and Farage have links to Russia, and Farage in particular, wanted to boost Trump's bid to become President. The same Trump who has encouraged Russia to attack NATO countries.

Traitors in my eyes.

Yes, they are all part of the “shadow” war on democracy.

Yet people chose the flag bearer for fascism in this Country getting milkshake over him as a reason to be morally outraged. Completely oblivious to the underlying ideologies this man represents because he speaks with a plum in his mouth, wears designer suits and looks perfectly at home in the upper class English establishment. He owns a private organisation (Reform) help funded by CPACs in the States, who have one defected MP in Parliament, Lee Anderson, yet Farage and Reform UK are dominating a news cycle in an election period because he was doused with milkshake and because he deliberately courts controversy - fascists have been doused with milkshake for the past 100 years in British politics yet people are being fooled into thinking this is something new, something that has not already been normalised both on the continent and in Britain as an age old protest against facism.

He has somehow managed to convince some people on here that the threat to British democracy and law and order comes from milkshake throwers not the far right extremists pervading mainstream politics, agitators trying to breakdown the democratic institutions of civil society, both here and in the States.

 

[kevo]

Keep it real. Egg McMuffins are only available on the breakfast menu.

 

[rogersix]

Exactly, like a dozen of Labour's current front bench team voted against renewing Trident in 2016 under Mr Corbyn, including shadow foreign secretary David Lammy and deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner.
They're all as fickle as "*@$.

So you don't want consistency then?

 

[GJN1]

Looks like the minder leading Farage off after the milkshaking is George Cotterll, an aristocrat whose dad went to Gordonstoun with Prince Andrew.

Lovely people. And very working class,

Farage - Dulwich College. Tice - Uppingham. Habib - Rugby.

Like any of them have a bloody clue about normal people.

 

[LamieRobertson]

yeah, as I thought, it was staged. Not staged by Farage, but staged nevertheless. Wasn't a political protest

Allegedly a Corbyn follower as well …that’ll surprise a few …..but I’d go with your reading of the ‘incident’