How do we think EU negotiations will go? (Vol 13)
Discussion
catweasle said:
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hstewie said:
hstewie said: It'll be interesting to see if they're refunded if they're no longer standing.
only to you and one or two others methinksJust thought some might see the irony in people sending money to an unelected leader of an organisation with no voting rights and getting nothing in return for it.
Guess not.
crankedup said:
£25 that helps enable an organisation to apply brexit pressure onto the establishment, seems reasonable value for brexiteers Return on investment = brexit.
Not often you see people being taken by a conman over and over and over again.
Next time you pay him, he will definitely do something. He promises.
bhstewie said:
hstewie said:catweasle said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: It'll be interesting to see if they're refunded if they're no longer standing.
only to you and one or two others methinksJust thought some might see the irony in people sending money to an unelected leader of an organisation with no voting rights and getting nothing in return for it.
Guess not.
amusingduck said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said:catweasle said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: It'll be interesting to see if they're refunded if they're no longer standing.
only to you and one or two others methinksJust thought some might see the irony in people sending money to an unelected leader of an organisation with no voting rights and getting nothing in return for it.
Guess not.
an almost full compliment of butt hurt ultra-remainers on here today must be good news for Brexiteers... 
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: Out of curiosity has anyone worked out how much money the Brexit Party Limited has made from donations by "registered supporters" and fees from people standing to be candidates (who found out via news and social media that they were no longer standing to be candidates as Farage apparently didn't have the good grace to contact them directly)?
It reminds of one of those Christmas catalogue companies that takes everyone's money regularly and promises a great Christmas packed with good value gifts, then goes bust on 6th Dec pockets the cash and flicks Vs at all it's victims, with an evil cackle.DeepEnd said:
It reminds of one of those Christmas catalogue companies that takes everyone's money regularly and promises a great Christmas packed with good value gifts, then goes bust on 6th Dec pockets the cash and flicks Vs at all it's victims, with an evil cackle.
I can only recall Farepak.Welshbeef said:
DeepEnd said:
Tuna said:
I wonder how much the Remainers on here have paid to the People's Vote? Don't think any of them would dare admit it. 
I'll admit it. £0.
How much did you give to Nigel Tuna?
The rumour is around £75.
Now it wouldn't pay the airfare for Nigel to slag off Meghan to the Aussies. Because.
But not zero.
p1stonhead said:
crankedup said:
£25 that helps enable an organisation to apply brexit pressure onto the establishment, seems reasonable value for brexiteers Return on investment = brexit.
Not often you see people being taken by a conman over and over and over again.
Next time you pay him, he will definitely do something. He promises.
later directive. The overarching point of importance to these Brexit Party candidates is to ensure brexit actually happens, not a concern over a few quid contributed to TBP. Don’t forget that his followers are apparently the older ‘grey army’ people (like me) that are financially well equipped to help bolster TBP coffers, not to mention some wealthy backer.
Of course you know this but do not wish to acknowledge. Nigel is the Pied Piper of politics.
DeepEnd said:
I'll admit it.
£0.
How much did you give to Nigel Tuna?
First thing you've admitted in a while, despite being called out so often. All the convictions of a fish, eh?£0.
How much did you give to Nigel Tuna?
I have to say that the sum I sent to TBP has been worth every penny. If I could bottle your frothing I could have made a decent return too.
As it is, TBP standing down in Conservative seats but contesting the rest is a pretty amusing twist.
Tuna said:
DeepEnd said:
I'll admit it.
£0.
How much did you give to Nigel Tuna?
First thing you've admitted in a while, despite being called our so often. All the convictions of a fish, eh?£0.
How much did you give to Nigel Tuna?
I have to say that the sum I sent to TBP has been worth every penny. If I could bottle your frothing I could have made a decent return too.
As it is, TBP standing down in Conservative seats but contesting the rest is a pretty amusing twist.
DeepEnd said:
It reminds of one of those Christmas catalogue companies that takes everyone's money regularly and promises a great Christmas packed with good value gifts, then goes bust on 6th Dec pockets the cash and flicks Vs at all it's victims, with an evil cackle.
How much did they take you for DP?gooner1 said:
DeepEnd said:
It reminds of one of those Christmas catalogue companies that takes everyone's money regularly and promises a great Christmas packed with good value gifts, then goes bust on 6th Dec pockets the cash and flicks Vs at all it's victims, with an evil cackle.
How much did they take you for DP?Brexit Party £0
How about you?
I'm probably being a bit unfair on farepak - having googled it they were perhaps not as malicious as I may have implied (certainly not like Nigel Ltd) - they did operate for years and provided the service their customers paid for until it went wrong in 2006.
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