Nigel Farage Launches New Brexit Party (Vol. 2)
Discussion
barryrs said:
El stovey said:
Exactly, why pay any party?
Just wait until the election and vote for the best option. You don’t have to join a party or give them, money.
Paying a party is like giving money to the church or some cult you’ve joined and promotes tribal allegiances and thinking.
Aren’t remain supporters much more generous in this regard?Just wait until the election and vote for the best option. You don’t have to join a party or give them, money.
Paying a party is like giving money to the church or some cult you’ve joined and promotes tribal allegiances and thinking.
Certainly the remain campaigns have had much deeper pockets and continued to spend huge sums post referendum.
Unknown_User said:
don'tbesilly said:
Unknown_User said:
No conclusions have been made on my behalf regarding spend as it is clearly you that insisted that the money given to Nige's Limited Company resulted in "membership". And when politely requested to explain your "membership" claim, you reply with the above childish nonsense. You might notice the question marks at the end of each of my statements.
Why would I notify the authorities because you seem to believe you can pay to join Nige's Limited Company? I can only assume your local 'Spoons is open and you have been enjoying their hospitality for a number of hours. If you are in fact sober, then I apologise in advance for suggesting otherwise.
I think your response perfectly demonstrates how vulnerable folk get so easily duped by the despicable unscrupulous in our society.
Why would I notify the authorities because you seem to believe you can pay to join Nige's Limited Company? I can only assume your local 'Spoons is open and you have been enjoying their hospitality for a number of hours. If you are in fact sober, then I apologise in advance for suggesting otherwise.
I think your response perfectly demonstrates how vulnerable folk get so easily duped by the despicable unscrupulous in our society.
Coming from you that is fantastically rich, no one comes close to your childish posts.
I haven't been to a pub in years, and the last time I went to a Wetherspoons was in the early 2000's.
No need for apologies for yet another juvenile post, ignorance of what you're posting about is hardly a new thing for you, most of what you post is drivel.
Unknown_User said:
don'tbesilly said:
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hstewie said:
hstewie said:El stovey said:
Absolutely.
That sort just angry at the modern world.
I can see someone like farage being able to fire them up (even more) and take their money still in a post covid recession. These people like farage, Hopkins, Tommy Robinson always thrive on stirring up the unhappy and getting them to blame everyone else.
Pretty intoxicating to be able to make people look at ‘those others‘ and think it’s all someone else’s fault.
When he left LBC there were media reports that Brexit Party members were sent surveys around what they'd like to see in the future including whether whether they would be happy to pay “a reasonable subscription”.That sort just angry at the modern world.
I can see someone like farage being able to fire them up (even more) and take their money still in a post covid recession. These people like farage, Hopkins, Tommy Robinson always thrive on stirring up the unhappy and getting them to blame everyone else.
Pretty intoxicating to be able to make people look at ‘those others‘ and think it’s all someone else’s fault.
https://twitter.com/PrivateEyeNews/status/12786558...
You and others seem obsessed with this £25.00 fee to become a member of the BP or make a donation.
The Tory Party want £25.00 to become a member and seek donations, Labour want £52.00 odd to become a member and seek donations, the Lib-dems want £76.00 to become a member and seek donations, the Greens and the SNP are no different.
Many who paid £25.00 to the BP did so to support their one goal, the goal that they voted for in 2016, anything else that Farage stood for was immaterial, the £25.00 wasn't a tacit acceptance of what Farage had said or done in the past, it was to support what they voted for/end.
The £25.00 was a good investment, as to deny that the donation worked would be ignorant to the consequences of what the result of the European elections led to, and I don't need to spell it out.
What is your problem with a Political Party wanting a membership fee or to seek donations?
The Tories are oft accused of Islamaphobia, yet it seems you don't have a problem with the Tories doing exactly what Farage is doing.
Labour are oft accused of antisemitism, yet it seems you don't have a problem with what the Labour Party does, which is no different to what Farage is doing.
Why in your opinion is supporting Farage seen as some sort of heinous crime to you and others, when other parties are arguably no better?
Likely Nigel was enjoying his pint in Wetherspoons, courtesy of Tim.
crankedup said:
Likely Nigel was enjoying his pint in Wetherspoons, courtesy of Tim.
It was good to see Tim 'Spoons Martin did as he was told and didn't open his poundland boozers mid lockdown. Do you think his staff will return?
Unknown_User said:
crankedup said:
Likely Nigel was enjoying his pint in Wetherspoons, courtesy of Tim.
It was good to see Tim 'Spoons Martin did as he was told and didn't open his poundland boozers mid lockdown. Do you think his staff will return?
don'tbesilly said:
What's wrong with that?
You and others seem obsessed with this £25.00 fee to become a member of the BP or make a donation.
The Tory Party want £25.00 to become a member and seek donations, Labour want £52.00 odd to become a member and seek donations, the Lib-dems want £76.00 to become a member and seek donations, the Greens and the SNP are no different.
You cannot be a member of the brexit party. You and others seem obsessed with this £25.00 fee to become a member of the BP or make a donation.
The Tory Party want £25.00 to become a member and seek donations, Labour want £52.00 odd to become a member and seek donations, the Lib-dems want £76.00 to become a member and seek donations, the Greens and the SNP are no different.
jamoor said:
Unknown_User said:
crankedup said:
Likely Nigel was enjoying his pint in Wetherspoons, courtesy of Tim.
It was good to see Tim 'Spoons Martin did as he was told and didn't open his poundland boozers mid lockdown. Do you think his staff will return?
Unknown_User said:
B'stard Child said:
Unknown_User said:
B'stard Child said:
Unknown_User said:
I would be most grateful if you could explain how giving £25.00 to St Nige allows "membership"? I thought the donations went to his Limited Company?
I honestly don't care if he personally shoved it in his pockets - It was the only opportunity given to stop the attempts to "leave by staying in"Great picture by the way - makes me smile every time you post it
We have left the EU (as you often remind people) Farage and the Brexit Party are an irrelevance again to the majority of the people who did donate (as well as the vast majority of the country) and I have no need or intention of donating again.
Should that situation change then I'm sure the c**t will find a way to become relevant again because that's what he is good at and I'll consider the risk v benefit situation again.
Over the years I have voted for all of the main parties in local, national and european elections but I've only contributed to one Party once because at the time they were the only party that had a clear stance on a single issue.
Unknown_User said:
crankedup said:
Likely Nigel was enjoying his pint in Wetherspoons, courtesy of Tim.
It was good to see Tim 'Spoons Martin did as he was told and didn't open his poundland boozers mid lockdown. Do you think his staff will return?
crankedup said:
Do I think Wetherspoons staff will return? Some will and some won’t, tbh I haven’t given it a moments thought. But I do hope the business can swiftly return to providing its clientele the service and return the business back to profitability.
i'm a fan of weatherperson luckily the one near me Uttoxeter is pretty good. I've stayed at the hotel in Worcester and think it is a great business. They have allowed people on not a lot of money to enjoy life a bit more, and the Government really should give the whole sector a break considering how hard it has been struck.crankedup said:
Do I think Wetherspoons staff will return? Some will and some won’t, tbh I haven’t given it a moments thought. But I do hope the business can swiftly return to providing its clientele the service and return the business back to profitability.
Fingers crossed for the company and its many staff.Unknown_User said:
No conclusions have been made on my behalf regarding spend as it is clearly you that insisted that the money given to Nige's Limited Company resulted in "membership". And when politely requested to explain your "membership" claim, you reply with the above childish nonsense. You might notice the question marks at the end of each of my statements.
Why would I notify the authorities because you seem to believe you can pay to join Nige's Limited Company? I can only assume your local 'Spoons is open and you have been enjoying their hospitality for a number of hours. If you are in fact sober, then I apologise in advance for suggesting otherwise.
I think your response perfectly demonstrates how vulnerable folk get so easily duped by the despicable unscrupulous in our society.
I agree, how utterly despicable of Barnier , Cameron, May and co to dash your dreams.Why would I notify the authorities because you seem to believe you can pay to join Nige's Limited Company? I can only assume your local 'Spoons is open and you have been enjoying their hospitality for a number of hours. If you are in fact sober, then I apologise in advance for suggesting otherwise.
I think your response perfectly demonstrates how vulnerable folk get so easily duped by the despicable unscrupulous in our society.
However I really do think it’s time to dry your eyes, wipe your nose and embrace the sunny uplands that await us all.
Perhaps a celebratory meal of good old British fish and chips would cure your unusually salty disposition, in fact why not share
it with a friend,I can lend you a chair or two if you’re struggling.
£25.00
£1.00 as a donation to Farage, and 12 x £2.00 donations to get the sort of reactions being expressed by some today.
What a bargain! AND it led to the demise of May, the demise of the Remainer Parliament, the rise of Johnson and finally the dumping of the UK's membership of the EU.
Farage must have enjoyed the pint he had yesterday, no doubt he was reflecting on just how successful he was in finally achieving his ambition.
Any news on the prosecution of Farage for allegedly flouting the quarantine regulations?
Perhaps if none is found they should charge Davey for wasting Police time, and take the time to tell him that like Farage, he (Davey) is an irrelevance as well (anyone seen Jo Swinson?), the difference being one became a winner, the other is an embittered, sad loser.
£1.00 as a donation to Farage, and 12 x £2.00 donations to get the sort of reactions being expressed by some today.
What a bargain! AND it led to the demise of May, the demise of the Remainer Parliament, the rise of Johnson and finally the dumping of the UK's membership of the EU.
Farage must have enjoyed the pint he had yesterday, no doubt he was reflecting on just how successful he was in finally achieving his ambition.
Any news on the prosecution of Farage for allegedly flouting the quarantine regulations?
Perhaps if none is found they should charge Davey for wasting Police time, and take the time to tell him that like Farage, he (Davey) is an irrelevance as well (anyone seen Jo Swinson?), the difference being one became a winner, the other is an embittered, sad loser.
don'tbesilly said:
£25.00
(anyone seen Jo Swinson?)
Jo is doing well, holding up and moving on now. She has taken a role as a ‘visiting professor’ at Cranfield School of Management but has few other irons in the fire. It's fair to say she was pretty down for a bit after the election, but she has plenty of support around her now.(anyone seen Jo Swinson?)
Helicopter123 said:
don'tbesilly said:
£25.00
(anyone seen Jo Swinson?)
Jo is doing well, holding up and moving on now. She has taken a role as a ‘visiting professor’ at Cranfield School of Management but has few other irons in the fire. It's fair to say she was pretty down for a bit after the election, but she has plenty of support around her now.(anyone seen Jo Swinson?)
All the info above is on there, so thanks for the heads up.
citizensm1th said:
I am enjoying the certiany of the usual Brexiteer suspects a lot can happen over the course of two parliments...... Who would have thought two years ago we would have had the current problems let alone what will happen in eight to ten years time.
Been to the pub Smithers?You won’t find solace at the bottom of a bottle, buddy.
Edited by gooner1 on Sunday 5th July 19:16
gooner1 said:
citizensm1th said:
I am enjoying the certiany of the usual Brexiteer suspects a lot can happen over the course of two parliments...... Who would have thought two years ago we would have had the current problems let alone what will happen in eight to ten years time.
Been to the pub Smithers?
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