Nigel Farage and Makerfield
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5) Please do not duplicate your posts (includes other forums).
Ad infinitum.
B) Please alert the Moderators to any "Spam posts" or "inappropriate content" .
Maybe I should report it as Spam.
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Yes, and none of this "detention centre while your case is reviewed" malarky draining us of our taxes either.
UK-ICE calls. You either prove your status with documentation or they use AI to do an on-the-doorstep assessment.
If you are not provably British, in the van with you, off to the nearest air- or ferry- port. If you want to protest or appeal you can do that when you get there. You're not hanging around here for years while lawyers get rich arguing.
They do but the most irritating thing about them is their denial of facts. As soon as they hear something they don't like they don't rise to the occasion and seek to understand, they just scream "wacism!" or something simialr and run away. It's this intellectual laziness, more than anything else, that makes them such a drain on progress.
Re store down to their last poster? Social
media propaganda doesn’t work when right wingers are fighting each other. Niges thin skin must be stretched to breaking point.
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I'd like to see what farage would do to stop the boats
Probably not much I think he's another trump
Probably not much I think he's another trump
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To be fair though...
Illegal US-Mexico border crossings hit lowest level in over 50 years
The numbers are the lowest since 1970, as Trump continues his crackdown on immigration to the US.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Yes I forgot that
What would farage do about the french crossings
What would farage do about the french crossings
Ethnic hatred and division are most prevalent among right-wingers. Always have been. They love to whip up hatred and violence to win more supporters. From time to time their favourite target changes, but the hatred is always the same.
Here's another example where the rancid right attacked people of different ethnicity, religion or origin. Like they still do today. That time they were not attacking hostels for refugees and trying to burn them down, or calling for machine-gunning them at sea.
Which side would you have been on?
Not the incomers, obviously.
Mottie hates to see this image.
Burnham winning may turn out to be a very good thing for Reform (and therefore the UK). He's certain to be an utter disaster, so him getting in with only half a term left will be a lot better than him finding a way in later, persuading the UK he can give everyone free everything then getting a full term at the next general election.
We need Labour to get as bad as it possibly can be, Starmer is currently protecting us from their extreme idealist nonsense. I'll be happy to put up with a short burst of communism if that ensures that things get bad enough that Labour never gets elected again.
The bond markets will erupt on Thursday or Friday on the announcement that Burnham wins, as it will then be a safe bet that he'll become PM. He's promised many billions of additional unfunded spending and no cuts so the UK's borrowing cost will skyrocket to the point that the government becomes bankrupt. He may never even become PM, just the possibility of him becoming PM may be enough to destroy the government, and hopefully the Labour party.
Sit back, watch the fireworks and enjoy.
We need Labour to get as bad as it possibly can be, Starmer is currently protecting us from their extreme idealist nonsense. I'll be happy to put up with a short burst of communism if that ensures that things get bad enough that Labour never gets elected again.
The bond markets will erupt on Thursday or Friday on the announcement that Burnham wins, as it will then be a safe bet that he'll become PM. He's promised many billions of additional unfunded spending and no cuts so the UK's borrowing cost will skyrocket to the point that the government becomes bankrupt. He may never even become PM, just the possibility of him becoming PM may be enough to destroy the government, and hopefully the Labour party.
Sit back, watch the fireworks and enjoy.
The intellectual laziness is Rupe not realising (or being bothered) that the far right is the enemy of the hard right. Being objective about Farrage, he understands this, and he’s generally careful not to alienate the hard right core that keep him afloat. He must be mightily peeved that Re store have clinically cut out this chunk of his base, it will make it much harder to beat Labor in the GE in 29, let alone by elections.
What an inverted pyramid of piffle. Labor can only improve under Burnam, the right can only weaken under Low’s influence.
Exactly. LaboUr needs to get much more like the Labour party actually wants to be. Which is basically communism. Starmer's applying the brakes, we need the regime to show its true colours so the British public can reject it.
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Millions of citizens who feel less free, less secure, and more divided because of the political forces he unleashed.
Most people think Nigel Farage is just another career politician toff and does not in any way represent them of BG.
I was looking forward to retiring to Portugal a few years ago. Not likely to be possible now. Stuck in Essex, with Farage and his angry Reformers.
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Have you been to Cable street John?
Would you see the residents of today stand by the Jewish people?
