Of course he abused pupils

Vinty said:
There is a well organised and financed campaign in the UK to weaponise antisemitism to undermine support for Palestinians by conflating that support with 'Jew Hate'.
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With the Iranians financing the other side of coin for balance.
 
noseall said:
Didn't he get sacked from office?

Yep, a bloke in the US for more than a decade. A convicted felon, fraudster, adulterer, conman and a rapist - they made him Chief of the US RWR. Very fitting for those lackwits.
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Got the sack ? Didn’t know he had done all that ? Blimey starmer should have carried out due diligence
 
JBR said:
I certainly voted for Brexit in 2019. I'm not sure about the general election about that time, but at the time I would probably have voted for the Tories, as I always have done. Of course, more recently, I have realised that they are not the political party they used to be, especially when they began to kick out and choose new leaders like they were going out of fashion...
which, of course, they were.
In fact, in my opinion, the best PM we had in my adult lifetime was Maggie Thatcher. Her own party stabbing her in the back made me realise that they have ceased to be the party I always supported.
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So you've just moved from tory to reform

Hardly any balanced thinking in there either
 
carmanmemoranda said:
So you've just moved from tory to reform

Hardly any balanced thinking in there either
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Yes. I have moved from Tory to Reform.
I balanced my thinking by looking at what has happened to the Conservatives. As I said, after Camoron, they couldn't seem to want to rely on any one specific leader, especially poor Truss who only lasted for two minutes. Then there was Treason May, who sacked all of our best police to be replaced by university sociology graduates who then rose to the top and have since proved to be completely inept. Then there was bumbling Boris and the steady downfall of the Tories as a political party. Why do you think that party diminished rapidly to be replaced by Reform in the public opinion?
Yes, I moved from Tory to Reform simply because there was simply no other right-wing party in sight! In addition, Farage has proved to me that he is the ideal leader for our next government, assuming of course that we still have a real British country.
 
JBR said:
Anyway, I should quickly mention that I support Farage and Reform UK, as I see the party and its leader as the only possible means of resurrecting the country,
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Define "resurrecting". Don't be shy.


JBR said:
especially after five years of Starmer and Labour, and I'm sure that few if any people will suggest that they are making an excellent job of running the country.
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They haven't had 5 years yet. And hopefully before long Starmer's go will be over.


JBR said:
I know nothing of Farage's schooldays,
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Have you been living in a cave?

If you really don't know (yeah, right), do you want to?


JBR said:
Of course, I have grown up now and I know without doubt what this country now needs,
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If what you "know" is that this country "needs" a traitorous, racist, Jew hater as PM, then I guess we'll just have to accept that you share his views.


JBR said:
especially as TwoTier and Labour will continue to impose changes which I know that most people think are not only poor but absolutely dangerous. I cannot go into detail here without extending this post to a full-page.
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I think you mean that if you went into detail you'd injure your eyes from too much swivelling. Or choke on froth.


JBR said:
I have read everyone's comments above and find some very interesting suggestions for and against Farage. I'm not going to pick and choose and comment on each individually, but I can assure the naysayers that unless Farage and Reform become our next government, I believe this country is finished for ever.
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No, you really can't "assure" anybody anything of the sort.


JBR said:
Actually, the same might happen before 2029 at this rate, though I sincerely hope not.
If so, it is the young inexperienced people who will eventually suffer.
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Is that your plan? Vote Reform to make sure they do?


JBR said:
At 73, without children, I fear nothing for myself,
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And care for nothing but your prejudices.
 
JBR said:
I certainly voted for Brexit in 2019.
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Imagine my surprise.


JBR said:
Of course, more recently, I have realised that they are not the political party they used to be, especially when they began to kick out and choose new leaders like they were going out of fashion...
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Maybe if they hadn't kept on electing shonky chancers as leaders...
 
US presidents blimey

What like Nixon secretly bombing Cambodia

And sustained chemical war fare

Or bill Clinton’s rape when he was a governor
And the white water affair

JFK attempting to start a nuclear war and links to organised crime ( teamsters) his old man Joe Kennedy Hitlers mate ??

Bay of pigs

His brother teddy and the death of his girlfriend in a car accident he did a runner from ?

Marlyn Munro ???

Reagan and El Salvador
 
blup said:
It is too serious to downplay in that way. It is a really damaging defamation if untrue, so why isn't he suing? It should get him plenty of positive publicity.
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It's not serious, it's bloody silly. Presumably everyone else here always behaved impeccably from the moment they left the womb until adulthood.

We should be asking much more about Starmer's voluntary work in some camp in communist Czechoslovakia. While he was an adult and vastly more relevant to what's going on in Britain.
 
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