More trouble for crooked Farage

[King Billy]

She's making stuff up.

The top five fundraising parties for 2025 were:

• Reform UK: £18.7 million
• Conservative Party: £14.3 million
• Labour Party: £9.0 million
• Liberal Democrats: £4.8 million

They live in a different reality, and by a different moral code than average people.
They willingly resort to lies and abuse to make their bigoted arguments.
And when there's no reality on which to base their lies and abuse, they invent one.

Their gullible supporters might be genuine right-wing populists, but the main protagonists are right-wing anarchists.
Their sole purpose is to cause division in society because they're anarchists first and foremost, and it's their selfishness that drives them.

Right-wingers are not inherently anarchists, but there is a distinct right-wing philosophy called anarcho-capitalism that advocates for a stateless society based on free markets and private property.

 

[King Billy]

So we can add misogynist to your traits then, what a loverly man full of left wing hate.

While I would object to the use of the word 'bint' to describe a woman, when someone goes to the trouble of peddling lies on Youtube, they can hardly claim the moral high ground in abuse.
Similarly, when someone on social media displays obvious racist tendencies, they cannot claim the moral high ground neither.

 

[King Billy]

Please explain how I changed the subject, and how posting a link to donation.watch is lying?

You must be new here, expecting any sort of response.

 

[noseall]

Also warey keeps peddling this line

Beats back peddling all day. You must be knackered.

 

[Mottie]

Meanwhile Reform continue to look more and more like a corrupt bunch of unelectable throw-backs and will quickly lose their appeal to swing voters.

Don’t get yer knickers in a twist. It’s just a bit of backscratching. You look after me and mine and I’ll look after you. Often starts off early in life with a father sponsoring the football shirts of the team that his son plays in to ensure preferential treatment. We all know someone like that.

 

[King Billy]

Don’t get yer knickers in a twist. It’s just a bit of backscratching. You look after me and mine and I’ll look after you. Often starts off early in life with a father sponsoring the football shirts of the team that his son plays in to ensure preferential treatment. We all know someone like that.

Farage was the politician that was going to "smash the establishment", remember?
He was referring to this back-scratching that your refer to.
In reality he's embroiled in intentional law and rule breaking far greater than any other current politician.

Remember this over £5,000 worth of clothes?

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said the row was a “political mess” for Sir Keir after he had tried to present himself as “different to the entitled Tories” and “holier than thou”.
“It’s just a very bad look for somebody who said everything was going to change,” he added.

 

[Mottie]

Farage was the politician that was going to "smash the establishment", remember?

Like Starmer was going to "smash the gangs"? Sorry, I can’t see your posts complaining that that hasn’t happened, can you point them out for us?

 

[Odds]

The weather is warming up and i feel the heat is getting to the forum's favourite grifter...

Last night, in a statement to the Daily Express, Farage claimed he was the victim of “establishment hit job”. He also said: I have done no wrongdoing, followed the rules and I am now considering legal action against The Sunday Times. It’s now clear the establishment will stop at nothing to hurt Reform – we want to smash their cosy consensus.

(In the past, when Farage has threatened to sue newspapers over negative stories, those threats have normally turned out to be empty.)

On the Today programme this morning Harriet Harman, the Labour peer and a former chair of the Commons standards committee, said that it was a mistake for Farage to respond to the allegations in the way he did. She said that while the parliamentary commissioner and the standards committee were willing to be lenient where MPs make an honest mistake, attacking the system could be seen as an aggravating factor that could lead to a higher punishment.


There is no precedent for an MP wrongly failing to declare a donation worth as much as £5m and, if the commissioner does find against Farage, it is possible that the committee could decide to suspend him from parliament for more than 10 days – which would allow the voters in Clacton to trigger a recall byelection.

 

[noseall]

The weather is warming up and i feel the heat is getting to the forum's favourite grifter...

Watch in amusement whilst his fawning moron lackwits attempt to deflect, by turning into a Labour thing or gymnastically contort themselves into defending the UK hating lowlife.