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Of course the guy who claims £2m in expenses from the taxpayer is a man of the people. He has a cloth cap and a whippet!
![]() ![]() ![]() Some people are so easily led! Show a bloke smoking a cigar and having a pint & some people will believe anything he says. Admittedly, he's an extremely talented political chancer but, unfortunately, that's exactly what he is - a political chancer. A hard line Thatcherite who has somehow managed to convince millions of working class people that he's on their side is the work on genius! |
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A quick Google search shows Farage was moaning that he was poor a couple of years ago, but also claiming his income was a lot higher than £85k.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...s-9901390.html You can't trust a word the man says. |
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A man whom refuses to produce accounts as to his spending of ordinary hard working taxpayers money, who was a director of a company they owed/owes more £100,000 in unpaid taxes.
A man who chose not to have one but 2 taxpayer funded pensions. A man so rich he claimed he didn't know how much he'd taken from the pockets of hard working British taxpayers. No one forces him to take the allowances, no one forced him to set a group in the EU so he could take more money from British taxpayers. He very rarely attended meetings of an EU committee of which he was a member, although he was in the building and claimed the allowances. There was the infamous rent free constituency office in which he managed to spend £70,000, of which he claimed the annual electricity bill was over £3,000 a year. Again no receipts or audited accounts. There is nothing to stop him transferring to the Treasury consolidate fund the millions of pounds that has been paid into his personal bank account. |
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A quick Google search shows Farage was moaning that he was poor a couple of years ago, but also claiming his income was a lot higher than £85k.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...s-9901390.html You can't trust a word the man says. A total fraud. |
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His background is irrelevant. He is a man of the people because he has demonstrated that he understands the needs of the common man far more than mainstream politicians.
He could be a multi-millionaire banker for all I care, his party is the only political party that talks about what the masses want and not what we are told they want by Lib/Lab/Con shills. |
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Here's a thought.
Try commenting on the topic rather than the poster.
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True. Farage is a total fraud.
Admittedly, he's an extremely talented political chancer but, unfortunately, that's exactly what he is - a political chancer. A hard line Thatcherite who has somehow managed to convince millions of working class people that he's on their side is the work on genius! |
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He has demonstrated how gullible some people are. Biggest con man in politics.
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You do seem obsessed with UKIP though
![]() BTW You've got a brass neck calling somebody else obsessive. |
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You do seem obsessed with UKIP though
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You do seem obsessed with UKIP though
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Nothing to contribute other than a wee snide dig.
BTW You've got a brass neck calling somebody else obsessive. |
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Nothing to contribute other than a wee snide dig.
BTW You've got a brass neck calling somebody else obsessive. I have no interest in UKIP to be honest.
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You miserable lot, day in, day out, having bitch fests on our Nige. Oh well keeps you amused I suppose. Me, well you know I love my Nigel
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Why are people harping on about someone who is no longer party leader
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Why are people harping on about someone who is no longer party leader
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A quick Google search shows Farage was moaning that he was poor a couple of years ago, but also claiming his income was a lot higher than £85k.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...s-9901390.html You can't trust a word the man says. |
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Why are people harping on about someone who is no longer party leader
Course you won't so why special treatment for Farage? |
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Will you post the same response when Cameron, Blair or Brown crop up on here?
Course you won't so why special treatment for Farage? Cameron, Blair and Brown were prominent politicians who held the highest elected office in the land whereas Farage couldn't even get himself elected to Parliament. Still you can argue that Farage's impact on getting the UK to vote to leave the EU will be greater than those three together so another reason for you to hero worship him perhaps ........ |
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Its you that is given Farage special treatment
Cameron, Blair and Brown were prominent politicians who held the highest elected office in the land whereas Farage couldn't even get himself elected to Parliament. Still you can argue that Farage's impact on getting the UK to vote to leave the EU will be greater than those three together so another reason for you to hero worship him perhaps ........ |
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Its you that is given Farage special treatment
Cameron, Blair and Brown were prominent politicians who held the highest elected office in the land whereas Farage couldn't even get himself elected to Parliament. Still you can argue that Farage's impact on getting the UK to vote to leave the EU will be greater than those three together so another reason for you to hero worship him perhaps ........ Must post that link about typical UKIP voters soon. |
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Is there anybody out there wasn't nauseated by the photo of him and Trump gloating in front of that gold door.?
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The research that said ukip voters were very thin skinned when it came to dealing with criticism of Farage and the party were spot on.
Must post that link about typical UKIP voters soon. |
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Will you post the same response when Cameron, Blair or Brown crop up on here?
Course you won't so why special treatment for Farage? Cameron, Blair and Brown were PMs. Nige isn't in quite the same league, is he. The one thing we can be sure of is that if Mastermind need someone whose specialist subject is Nigel Farage, we know who's first on that list.
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Is there anybody out there wasn't nauseated by the photo of him and Trump gloating in front of that gold door.?
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The research that said ukip voters were very thin skinned when it came to dealing with criticism of Farage and the party were spot on.
Must post that link about typical UKIP voters soon. |
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I have no interest in UKIP to be honest.