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whelk

whelk

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5 hours ago, tdmickey3 said:

Nigel demands a general election🤡

Will he ask for riots fury on the streets again?

What’s with Nigel bollocks? 

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Willo of Whiteley

Willo of Whiteley

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Cunt Farage demands election because the country is a mess, despite the fact it was his shit that started all this ten years ago.

Anyone going to call him out on it?

Equally where are all the Farage defenders?

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rallyboy

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As Braverman, Anderson, Jenrick, Zahawi, Kruger, Dorries, Berry etc all of Reform have spent the last few years telling us that a change of leader doesn't require a general election, and Farage is adamant that the Brexit vote is set in stone forever, an election clearly isn't required yet.

But is anyone starting a new thread The Burnham Months - can he clear up all the shit the last six PMs have left behind?

We're gonna need a bigger broom.

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Gloucester Saint

Gloucester Saint

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Farage showing bad temper again over the £5m gift by shadowy Thai-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (originally from Sheffield so I don’t think it’s Niccy!) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn0vx2edk0vo

Not the first time recently and Dominic Lawson tells an interesting story at a dinner where he was on the same table as Farage and James Cleverley gently ribbed Farage in this speech but nothing nasty or offensive Lawson reckoned. Farage turned purple with rage and and was yelling ‘Go Fuck Yourself’ at Cleverley when the other guests were laughing. 

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whelk

whelk

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29 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said:

Farage showing bad temper again over the £5m gift by shadowy Thai-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne (originally from Sheffield so I don’t think it’s Niccy!) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn0vx2edk0vo

Not the first time recently and Dominic Lawson tells an interesting story at a dinner where he was on the same table as Farage and James Cleverley gently ribbed Farage in this speech but nothing nasty or offensive Lawson reckoned. Farage turned purple with rage and and was yelling ‘Go Fuck Yourself’ at Cleverley when the other guests were laughing. 

Should be simple to show all those invoices for bodyguards. After all the £5m was solely to keep the poor lamb safe

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ecuk268

ecuk268

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9 minutes ago, whelk said:

Should be simple to show all those invoices for bodyguards. After all the £5m was solely to keep the poor lamb safe

It's a bit rich that he claims that the wasn't involved in politics when he accepted the donation.

Reform UK was a private company owned by Farage.

You can't get much more politically involved than owning your own party.

He also said that he was the most physically attacked politician in the UK (one milk shake thrown at him).

Tell that to the relatives of Jo Cox and David Amess.

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whelk

whelk

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On 19/06/2026 at 10:22, ecuk268 said:

Nigel being not too truthful

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Same time tonight you true man of the people?

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Weston Super Saint

Weston Super Saint

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On 19/06/2026 at 10:22, ecuk268 said:

Nigel being not too truthful

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That's unfair. The guy in the white is now holding his phone up and pointing.

AI picture editing is not just for making nudes you know.

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badgerx16

badgerx16

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13 minutes ago, Holmes_and_Watson said:

What could be more working class than mining?

Crypto mining, gold mining...

It's a simple spelling mistake ; grift/graft, what's the difference ?

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JohnnyShearer2.0

JohnnyShearer2.0

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14 hours ago, Gloucester Saint said:

More gold for Nigel on top of his £5m crypto bung.

The politician on the side of working class people

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8dg3883g7o

He's just showing that he's a hard worker and enterprising. Nothing wrong with doing that.

Of course I do wonder if this was a labour MP on whether they'd get questioned on not concentrating on their main job....

Ridiculous that MPs can do this across the board

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Saint86

Saint86

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32 minutes ago, Osvaldorama said:

He’s less of a drain on the country than the Labour MPs who have never had a proper job in their lives 

Plenty of MPs across the house that could fit under that description sadly.

West end Saints

West end Saints

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I think (hope) Farage's total car crash interviews recently are the beginning of the end for him. 

Despite the polls, I did not think he would win the election, as he is the most disliked leader, tactical voting (anyone but Farage) would have kept him out.

But he had hope...

Now as he is so weak under scrutiny and as more things come out is hiding more, I don't think he is up for the fight.

Whatever your views on his politics, you cannot argue that Burnham is a totally different level with communication and I don't think Farage will cope.

It will be interesting to see what happens with all the Tories, who tried to protect themselves by joining reform, do if Tories go back ahead of reform in the polls 

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CB Fry

CB Fry

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2 minutes ago, whelk said:

Respect to GB News for this one. Taking no shit from Jenrick. Genuinely assumed they’d never have stuff like this on. 
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRK3PyR7/

 

When your entire defence is the Murdoch owned Sunday Times and The Daily Telegraph is left wing media, then you’re in trouble.

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Gloucester Saint

Gloucester Saint

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11 minutes ago, CB Fry said:

When your entire defence is the Murdoch owned Sunday Times and The Daily Telegraph is left wing media, then you’re in trouble.

Rumours late last week that Farage fears the Parliamentary enquiry on the crypto bung would lead to a by-election and that he might be too damaged to win it again.

Could also be a case of Harry and his dodgy knee at QPR or the mythical Pompey fisherman shouting scummer through the kitchen window at Sandbanks to get out now of being an MP and those pesky constituents and colleagues needing some level of focus. To carry on the theme, NIgel also claims he can’t use computers. 

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moonraker

moonraker

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On 02/07/2026 at 15:53, Osvaldorama said:

He’s less of a drain on the country than the Labour MPs who have never had a proper job in their lives 

Idiot

Gloucester Saint

Gloucester Saint

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8 minutes ago, moonraker said:

Idiot

I’d love to see Ossie emerge from his diet of X, Breitbart and Telegram to challenge Al Carns for example directly to tell him his special ops military service is fake https://www.facebook.com/JonathanBrashMP/posts/al-carns-served-for-24-years-in-the-royal-marines-and-uk-special-forces-rising-f/1634854658645401/

Especially as he seems to love Mr Bone Spurs draft dodger over the Atlantic. 

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AlexLaw76

AlexLaw76

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Just now, Gloucester Saint said:

I’d love to see Ossie emerge from his diet of X, Breitbart and Telegram to challenge Al Carns for example directly to tell him his special ops military service is fake https://www.facebook.com/JonathanBrashMP/posts/al-carns-served-for-24-years-in-the-royal-marines-and-uk-special-forces-rising-f/1634854658645401/

Especially as he seems to love Mr Bone Spurs draft dodger over the Atlantic. 

Carnes is not as popular amongst military circles as he (and others) like to b believe. He supported a government (and said almost nothing) aggressively prosecuting squaddies.

moonraker

moonraker

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2 hours ago, AlexLaw76 said:

Carnes is not as popular amongst military circles as he (and others) like to b believe. He supported a government (and said almost nothing) aggressively prosecuting squaddies.

Source I have serving family and other contacts and that is not the message I am getting 

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Gloucester Saint

Gloucester Saint

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The exact breakdown of Labour MPs in 2024 (bearing in mind I don’t even vote Labour but misinformation like that needs smashing into bits):

- 44 from business, finance, investment and banking

- 43 have had consultancy businesses or roles

- 70 in communications, PR and lobbying (equally high for all the parties)

- 21 from science, technology and engineering

- 19 were lawyers/solicitors

- 23 Healthcare (both NHS, private and charities).

As with all parties, some are mainly career politicians and more unique to Labour given their funding model, 35 had worked for trade unions. 

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rallyboy

rallyboy

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Just as I suspected, nothing but a bunch of lapdogs working for union paymasters,  and I heard that all the ones in the legal world are puppets of the elite who defended Gary Glitter and turned a blind eye to rape gangs - while the scientists have all covered up the chem trail control of UK citizens! 😡

Plus some other two-tier waffle I've been spoon-fed during my radicalisation by bots on X.

whelk

whelk

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2 minutes ago, rallyboy said:

Just as I suspected, nothing but a bunch of lapdogs working for union paymasters,  and I heard that all the ones in the legal world are puppets of the elite who defended Gary Glitter and turned a blind eye to rape gangs - while the scientists have all covered up the chem trail control of UK citizens! 😡

Plus some other two-tier waffle I've been spoon-fed during my radicalisation by bots on X.

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1 hour ago, Gloucester Saint said:

The exact breakdown of Labour MPs in 2024 (bearing in mind I don’t even vote Labour but misinformation like that needs smashing into bits):

- 44 from business, finance, investment and banking

- 43 have had consultancy businesses or roles

- 70 in communications, PR and lobbying (equally high for all the parties)

- 21 from science, technology and engineering

- 19 were lawyers/solicitors

- 23 Healthcare (both NHS, private and charities).

As with all parties, some are mainly career politicians and more unique to Labour given their funding model, 35 had worked for trade unions. 

Do we know how their respective net worth compares with Osvaldo’s?

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