Farage on swans - is he right?

[carmanmemoranda]

Farage, sponsored by Russian hackers ...

No surprise

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Does Starmer go on Russia TV?

Any idea why farage does ? Is that where he has support ?

Who knows. Maybe to thank them for hacking things to make Brexit possible. Allegedly.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Who knows. Maybe to thank them for hacking things to make Brexit possible. Allegedly.

Just think things through a bit more ?

Do you think it's good that farage has such OBVIOUS russian connections ?

 

[Highway Man]

Just think things through a bit more ?

Do you think it's good that farage has such OBVIOUS russian connections ?

Yes and the more we deal with the Russians the better. You won't understand that but normal people do.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Yes and the more we deal with the Russians the better. You won't understand that but normal people do.

Right now we don't want need or should deal with the Russians.

Supporting them right now is not PATRIOTIC, something you keep shouting about, but obviously don't understand

Or else its just pure double standards

 

[Highway Man]

Right now we don't want need or should deal with the Russians.

Supporting them right now is not PATRIOTIC, something you keep shouting about, but obviously don't understand

Or else its just pure double standards

We should have dealt with them years ago instead of snubbing them out but obviously you dont understand, great this slagging each other off isnt it.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

We should have dealt with them years ago instead of snubbing them out but obviously you dont understand, great this slagging each other off isnt it.

You state on other threads you see Russia testing NATO, or worse but here you are defending Farage costing up to them. With the obvious expectation that he is being fed, or pushed to undermine Europe.

Just think things through

 

[Highway Man]

You state on other threads you see Russia testing NATO, or worse but here you are defending Farage costing up to them. With the obvious expectation that he is being fed, or pushed to undermine Europe.

Just think things through

Doesnt matter what politicians have Russian connections, they all do. Not defending him at all I do not see an issue with him having good diplomatic relations with them, it could be useful when he is prime minister.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Doesnt matter what politicians have Russian connections, they all do. Not defending him at all I do not see an issue with him having good diplomatic relations with them, it could be useful when he is prime minister.

You weren't defending Trump either.. do try harder

Farage is in Russia's pocket. Not where I want our politics to be

 

[Highway Man]

You weren't defending Trump either.. do try harder

Farage is in Russia's pocket. Not where I want our politics to be

You don't get the choice, you are not voting for him so leave that to the real voters who will vote him in.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

You don't get the choice, you are not voting for him so leave that to the real voters who will vote him in.

Because they can't even see in front of their noses.

Things could change drastically by the time of the next election. Especially if people begin to notice he is being influenced by Russia. And if Russia cause more European issues.

 

[Andydevon]

This is an interesting thread. Posters going on about a politician who may or may not be PM in years to come but ignore the current threat that has infiltrated parliament.

Furious Speaker berates ministers over China spying case failure

Sir Lindsay Hoyle warned that Parliament was not getting the 'protection it needs' amid a furore over the decision to drop charges against Chris Cash, 30, and Christopher Berry, 33.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[JP_]

Yes and the more we deal with the Russians the better. You won't understand that but normal people do.

That's a strong claim. What specific areas of dealing with Russia are you referring to—trade, diplomacy, security, or something else—and what is the tangible, proven benefit you believe it brings? Without specifics, it's just an assertion.

And by deal with Russians, are you referring to allowing them to interfer with our political process, or just through investing their wealth into British businesses and property?

 

[Highway Man]

That's a strong claim. What specific areas of dealing with Russia are you referring to—trade, diplomacy, security, or something else—and what is the tangible, proven benefit you believe it brings? Without specifics, it's just an assertion.

And by deal with Russians, are you referring to allowing them to interfer with our political process, or just through investing their wealth into British businesses and property?

Nope, just dealing with them in trade and security which enforces our security. Excluding them from either is non productive

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Nope, just dealing with them in trade and security which enforces our security. Excluding them from either is non productive

We did.

The exclusions are economic sanctions, put in place to exert pressure on them because of the war THEY started.

You do support sanctions don't you ?