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Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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Fear of an assassination attempt and threats aimed at his children helped push Nigel Farage to resign as Ukip leader.
The Sunday Times can reveal suspected attackers were caught on at least two separate occasions trying to bring knives into Brexit rallies attended by Farage during the EU referendum campaign.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/farage-quit-after-stabbing-threats-t60cfr6pr
The Sunday Times can reveal suspected attackers were caught on at least two separate occasions trying to bring knives into Brexit rallies attended by Farage during the EU referendum campaign.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/farage-quit-after-stabbing-threats-t60cfr6pr
GT49er
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Whichever side of the EU debate people are on, that has probably got to be in the running for the most fatuous comment of 2016 award.
looney
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
Government says no re run of the referendum............... we're out
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DR
Dont cheer to soon, do not underestimate what kind of immoral snakes you are dealing withwith remainers. They will try to stitch it up with May, I read that Leadsom leads in a constituency opinion poll by one percent hence the smear campaign aimed at her.
Calling the majority of the parliamentary tory party 'immoral snakes' (by implication, since they back May) is bad enough. Calling me an immoral snake (by inference, since I was a remainer, albeit not fevered) is a step to far. I suggest you step back and get a grip. Perhaps Leadsome's close colleagues have insights about her that are not quite so visible to the rest of us
portslade seagull
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Calling the majority of the parliamentary tory party 'immoral snakes' (by implication, since they back May) is bad enough. Calling me an immoral snake (by inference, since I was a remainer, albeit not fevered) is a step to far. I suggest you step back and get a grip. Perhaps Leadsome's close colleagues have insights about her that are not quite so visible to the rest of us
I would prefer May myself
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
- 13,462
Is the looney still lost in action?
portslade seagull
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What about Herr Tubthumper he seems to have gone Awol
Probably buying a new shirt........everything he backs loses.
- Jan 3, 2012
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........... And all Brexiters are as honest as the day is long, mutually supportive, and not a single untruth has featured in their campaign anywhere.........
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
- 13,462
Yes, a shame, a sad loss from the brexit fall out. One of many in the weeks and years ahead. Will the last person turn the lights out please
GT49er
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Are you another one of the idiots that think only one side was lying? Most sensible remainers recognise that Project Fear lost them the referendum, with no realistic promotion of their perceived benefits of EU membership. Most sensible leavers recognise that the leave campaign also left much to be desired.
Leave won. The electorate decided their lies were less despicable than the remainer side's lies. Get over it.
- Jan 3, 2012
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No, I didn't think that only one side was lying.
I don't need to "get over it". I accept the result.
But I was angry about the quality of the campaign ON BOTH SIDES.
And I despair at what is going on in British Politics at the moment on all sides. There are very few people around in there for whom I have much respect.
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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Yes, there is a lot of hatred about.........your post is merely representative of a significant part of it.
daveinprague
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Like telling the Polish they are vermin. Telling muslims they will be going?
How many race attacks were committed by people who voted remain over the last couple of weeks?
The hatred is a bit one-sided if you ask me.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
This may seem like a daft question and I may be missing something but now he's stepped down as leader of UKIP what will his role be as an MEP? Assuming he attends?
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Hislop, a prime example of a whinging metropolitan loser who can't bare it 
Hislop, a prime example of a whinging metropolitan loser who can't bare it
He's right though. And I would say he's anything but a whinging metropolitan loser, have a read of Private Eye. He's done more to expose corrupt politicians, bankers and business men than any other journalist currently active and is very willing to go to court to defend the truth , having done so many times. He may be liberal and a bit posh but don't let that prejudice you, he is a massive force for good.