Nigel Farage Launches New Brexit Party (Vol. 2)

[jamoor]

don'tbesilly said:

Electro1980 said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Classy move Ed. We can't beat him in a debate, we can't beat him at the polls but we can just about bother him with some petty legal wkery.

So your totally ok with him breaking the law and putting peoples lives at risk for a petty political stunt?

Has it been established that he's broken the law?

If it has been established that's the case then he'll be rightfully prosecuted, and fined up to a maximum of £1000.

Whilst the guidance states that regardless of any testing for CV19 the quarantine period must be observed for 14 days, Farage stated he had been tested and the test had provided a negative result, so he didn't put any lives at risk at all when he visited the pub today.

At best any infringement was him failing by one day (if the reports are true) to observe the 14 days mandated for quarantine, based on your leanings the infringement will be judged by many as 'Oh dear' to 'Oh my god!' 'Shoot Farage or give him a life sentence at least, life to mean life'

What petty political stunt did Farage carry out? Does visiting a pub constitute a political stunt, or was it something else?

It doesn't take a maths genius to figure out he broke the guidelines. The results of a test are irrelevant as to wether he should quarantine.

[Leicester Loyal]

Sir Nigel Farage, what a bloke

[gooner1]

Electro1980 said:

Do you not understand that diplomatic passports afford privileges to the holder?

Do you not understand that the virus knows fk all about diplomatic privileges?

And we are not in the EU anymore?

[anonymous-user]

Leicester Loyal said:

Sir Nigel Farage, what a bloke

Lol
What an idiot he is

[DMN]

Leicester Loyal said:

Sir Nigel Farage, what a bloke

Snake oil salesman to the plebs

[S1KRR]

What would be funny if he volunteered to be fined the grand fine. Just to take the wind out of Ed Daveys sails

[chrispmartha]

S1KRR said:

What would be funny if he volunteered to be fined the grand fine. Just to take the wind out of Ed Daveys sails

there’s a few on here that would be daft enough to pay it for him.

[DMN]

chrispmartha said:

S1KRR said:

What would be funny if he volunteered to be fined the grand fine. Just to take the wind out of Ed Daveys sails

there’s a few on here that would be daft enough to pay it for him.

A fool and their money are easily parted; for about £25 a shot it seems.

[JuanCarlosFandango]

Electro1980 said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Classy move Ed. We can't beat him in a debate, we can't beat him at the polls but we can just about bother him with some petty legal wkery.

So your totally ok with him breaking the law and putting peoples lives at risk for a petty political stunt?

Yes I am.

And I think it's petty and spiteful for the Lib Dem leader to report him to the police for something that was public anyway.

[don'tbesilly]

jamoor said:

don'tbesilly said:

Electro1980 said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Classy move Ed. We can't beat him in a debate, we can't beat him at the polls but we can just about bother him with some petty legal wkery.

So your totally ok with him breaking the law and putting peoples lives at risk for a petty political stunt?

Has it been established that he's broken the law?

If it has been established that's the case then he'll be rightfully prosecuted, and fined up to a maximum of £1000.

Whilst the guidance states that regardless of any testing for CV19 the quarantine period must be observed for 14 days, Farage stated he had been tested and the test had provided a negative result, so he didn't put any lives at risk at all when he visited the pub today.

At best any infringement was him failing by one day (if the reports are true) to observe the 14 days mandated for quarantine, based on your leanings the infringement will be judged by many as 'Oh dear' to 'Oh my god!' 'Shoot Farage or give him a life sentence at least, life to mean life'

What petty political stunt did Farage carry out? Does visiting a pub constitute a political stunt, or was it something else?

It doesn't take a maths genius to figure out he broke the guidelines. The results of a test are irrelevant as to wether he should quarantine.

It doesn’t take a genius to read and comprehend the written word, you’ve failed on both counts, so you might claim to be a maths genius but that’s where it ends.

[FN2TypeR]

One irrelevance reporting another irrelevance to the coppers. Stop the presses.

[gooner1]

There’s a free pint of very bitter waiting for Ed Davey in a Wetherspoons somewhere, probably.
A pint with a big frothy head, just like his own.

[anonymous-user]

If the police aren’t going to take action against Cummins, I don’t see why they would in this case (if there is indeed a breach).

[crankedup]

Just imagine if you will, Nigel had not been an MEP, the U.K. would almost certainly still be an EU
Member Country today. No wonder the remnants loathe him and now use him in targeting their anger and bitterness.
Job done, cheers.

[jamoor]

La Liga said:

If the police aren’t going to take action against Cummins, I don’t see why they would in this case (if there is indeed a breach).

We should at least make him to sit down and fully explain his actions in an interview on national TV.

[gooner1]

jamoor said:

La Liga said:

If the police aren’t going to take action against Cummins, I don’t see why they would in this case (if there is indeed a breach).

We should at least make him to sit down and fully explain his actions in an interview on national TV.

Make him?
This isn’t China, Russia, or the Saudi Embassy in 🇹🇷 you know.

[jamoor]

gooner1 said:

jamoor said:

La Liga said:

If the police aren’t going to take action against Cummins, I don’t see why they would in this case (if there is indeed a breach).

We should at least make him to sit down and fully explain his actions in an interview on national TV.

Make him?
This isn’t China, Russia, or the Saudi Embassy in ???? you know.

Ah thats true, we can just fine him then

[Stigproducts]

Farage is a master wind up merchant. he knows exactly what hes doing and he plays those remainers like a banjo. It's hilarious to watch.

[anonymous-user]

crankedup said:

Just imagine if you will, Nigel had not been an MEP, the U.K. would almost certainly still be an EU

We can only dream.

[johnboy1975]

jamoor said:

don'tbesilly said:

Electro1980 said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

Classy move Ed. We can't beat him in a debate, we can't beat him at the polls but we can just about bother him with some petty legal wkery.

So your totally ok with him breaking the law and putting peoples lives at risk for a petty political stunt?

Has it been established that he's broken the law?

If it has been established that's the case then he'll be rightfully prosecuted, and fined up to a maximum of £1000.

Whilst the guidance states that regardless of any testing for CV19 the quarantine period must be observed for 14 days, Farage stated he had been tested and the test had provided a negative result, so he didn't put any lives at risk at all when he visited the pub today.

At best any infringement was him failing by one day (if the reports are true) to observe the 14 days mandated for quarantine, based on your leanings the infringement will be judged by many as 'Oh dear' to 'Oh my god!' 'Shoot Farage or give him a life sentence at least, life to mean life'

What petty political stunt did Farage carry out? Does visiting a pub constitute a political stunt, or was it something else?

It doesn't take a maths genius to figure out he broke the guidelines. [b]The results of a test are irrelevant as to wether he should quarantine.[\b]

Which is batst crazy. Even if he had tested positive on, say, day 4 he would have "free" by day 11 if showing no symptoms at that point (or have I got that wrong?)

People breaking quarantine by 12 hours or so is the least of our problems