Farage stands down as UKIP leader

Farage stands down as UKIP leader

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Sam All

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Monday 4th July 2016
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.......... this could be the last time.

He says he wants his life back.

Sam All

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FourWheelDrift said:
He's going to run for Conservative leader (PM)

everyone else is hehe
He sounds more impressive than the rest. biggrin

Sam All

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boxxob said:
Perhaps, he's now in the 'independence' marketplace?... SNP strategist; Leader of LondIp..Cornish Separatist Ambassador?
Replace Juncker?

Sam All

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Greg66 said:
He's most likely going to move to Germany to enjoy some time with his German wife.
He lives in the UK, with his wife. What's your point?

Sam All

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Monday 4th July 2016
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Paddy_N_Murphy said:
Axionknight said:
Oceanic said:
I think what he has actually managed to achieve still remains very uncertain, it's going to be sometime before we can start writing any history books on him.

Personally I think he is a vile little man who has played on peoples fears.
Sounds just like David Cameron.
I would say more like Tony "45 Minutes from Attack" Blair.







(or was that Alistair Campbell who said that ? I can never remember spin )
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Sam All

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Monday 4th July 2016
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jjlynn27 said:
s2art said:
Why the hell should he cease being a MEP until we are out? We need the MEPS to be there for intelligence gathering if nothing else.
hahahahaha. Intelligence gathering by Farage? I'm sure every MEP is just dying to tell him the latest juicy secret. It' not that he told them that they are bunch of lazy never had a real job nothings.

kippers, can't help themselves smile
You think the EU is united?

Sam All

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Monday 4th July 2016
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mike9009 said:
His legacy will slowly unfold overtime. But as a committed Remainian I think his legacy will be the downfall of the worlds 5th largest economy. I certainly don't see UK climbing to 4th or 3rd place as a result of our exit. But it ain't all about money anyway, we can all live the 'Good Life' with our sovereignty intact.......
So which of the European economies will have overtaken us?

Sam All

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Monday 4th July 2016
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jjlynn27 said:
Rightio,

Tusk and Co are just going to do the briefing of their latest evil plans with all EFDD MEPs and by proxy Farage and Co.

hahaha.

He'll end up in Chez Leon as he always does, boring everyone who'll listen.

Intelligence gathering, so funny.
Try and be a little positive. Farage is a side show.

Sam All

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Friday 8th July 2016
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rscott said:
Greg_D said:
Trabi601 said:
BMRuss said:
Wow, any need to be quite so aggressive?

Of course you're entitled to your opinions, as are everyone else, but for me Farage has been nothing short of brilliant dealing with the EU over the past 17 years and he's achieved more in that time than anyone else that I can think of.

If anyone has experience dealing with these EU bods it's him and he should be heavily involved now, when Farage speaks, people listen.
He rarely turned up to do a day's work. He's a disgrace and no better than the people he claimed to be campaigning against.

Even now, he's refusing to give up his seat - mostly because he's on a nice little earner with a nice pension to come when he does.

Hypocrite of the highest order.
not really, he's made absolutely no bones about his intention of destroying it from within.
He is proud to be a cuckoo in the nest, why would he go to meetings and other nonsense to waffle on about subsidies for Estonian hippo farmers when he can continue to undermine them???

and yes, why not sit it out and take his due, i would?

Serious question, can you name one other politician who has dedicated their entire career to a single aim that has actually been instrumental in pulling it off? I can't!!!

That said, i do recognise his limitations, his mouth does run away with him sometimes. You need a very different type of person to doggedly pursue a single agenda for so long, those personality traits do not necessarily gel with the consensus building that will be necessary during the negotiations. To that end, he is probably best out of the picture during that process.
Nelson Mandela?
Awesome company - let's start to build a statue.

Sam All

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Friday 8th July 2016
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s2art said:
Trabi601 said:
No, it's the fact that the country was taken in by a charlatan whose entire reason for being was to promote his own hate-filled brand of politics.

He has taken from the pot for 17 years, whilst doing nothing productive, other than to disrupt.

He's created a divided society, where being openly racist is now seemingly acceptable and brought us to a position of political chaos and instability.

You have to be very foolish indeed to be one of his merry band of blinkered supporters.
See a doctor.
Trabi are you OK?

Sam All

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Friday 8th July 2016
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don4l said:
This post highlights the fact that we Leavers are happy to watch the Remainers in action. And yet, the Remainiacs have consistently shown that they cannot click a link if they think that they might see something that they don't like... even if it comes from one of their own.
Rather than Remainers & Leavers, we are all patriots now. smile

Sam All

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Trabi601 said:
Sam All said:
Rather than Remainers & Leavers, we are all patriots now. smile
Patriots or nationalists? Subtle, but important, distinction.
Glass is half full for me, don't chuck out your half full glass. smile

Sam All

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Tuesday 12th July 2016
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smn159 said:
Countdown said:
Esseesse said:
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/07/12/two-att...

Article said:
At least two would-be attackers were caught trying to smuggle knives into campaign rallies attended by UKIP leader Nigel Farage before he stood down, it has been revealed.

It is also claimed that a surge in death threats against Mr. Farage and his family contributed to him stepping down as the leader of UKIP.
Were these two would-be assassins arrested and charged?
I don't remember reading about this anywhere else. MSM conspiracy to hush it up, no doubt
Wonder why? scratchchin