What might I ask qualifies him for a Germanpassport ?
His wife?
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His wife?
maresfield seagull
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Bitte schön.
What might I ask qualifies him for a German
Farage ‘applied for German passport’ on day after 2016 referendum – and did not deny having one
Nigel Farage has renewed public profile at head of new Brexit party – but in 2016 German documents and witness confirmed passport application just one day after UK’s EU referendum resul…
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Seemingly his application was turned down.
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Can we play game here ?View attachment 202959
Farage ‘applied for German passport’ on day after 2016 referendum – and did not deny having one
Nigel Farage has renewed public profile at head of new Brexit party – but in 2016 German documents and witness confirmed passport application just one day after UK’s EU referendum resul…
Seemingly his application was turned down.
what’s the most appropriate emoji ?
A foreigner coming over here to do a job no British person is prepared to do
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She got dumped years ago. He is now with that Far right French politician who bought a house in Clacton that Farage then tried to claim was his. Do keep up
Nigel Farage said he’d ‘bought a house’ in Clacton – it’s actually owned by his girlfriend
Nigel Farage claimed with great fanfare last year to have “bought a house” in Clacton – but it turns out the substantial detached property is owned in the name of his girlfriend. The Reform UK leader said he had “exchanged contracts” to buy the house in Essex last November, saying it should deal with criticism that he does not spend enough time in the constituency. However, the detached property in an upmarket part of Clacton-on-Sea was actually solely bought by Laure Ferrari, his partner of some years.https://www.theguardian.com/politic...arage-clacton-home-bought-girlfriend-property
You'd hope so for her sake, really
She got dumped years ago. He is now with that Far right French politician who bought a house in Clacton that Farage then tried to claim was his. Do keep up
Nigel Farage said he’d ‘bought a house’ in Clacton – it’s actually owned by his girlfriend
Nigel Farage claimed with great fanfare last year to have “bought a house” in Clacton – but it turns out the substantial detached property is owned in the name of his girlfriend. The Reform UK leader said he had “exchanged contracts” to buy the house in Essex last November, saying it should deal with criticism that he does not spend enough time in the constituency. However, the detached property in an upmarket part of Clacton-on-Sea was actually solely bought by Laure Ferrari, his partner of some years.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...arage-clacton-home-bought-girlfriend-property
You've put me off my cornflakes
I think, directed towards Farage, it's this:Can we play game here ?
what’s the most appropriate emoji ?
As usual - he does something his party is against. Their official stance is homes for locals and UK nationals.She got dumped years ago. He is now with that Far right French politician who bought a house in Clacton that Farage then tried to claim was his. Do keep up
Nigel Farage said he’d ‘bought a house’ in Clacton – it’s actually owned by his girlfriend
Nigel Farage claimed with great fanfare last year to have “bought a house” in Clacton – but it turns out the substantial detached property is owned in the name of his girlfriend. The Reform UK leader said he had “exchanged contracts” to buy the house in Essex last November, saying it should deal with criticism that he does not spend enough time in the constituency. However, the detached property in an upmarket part of Clacton-on-Sea was actually solely bought by Laure Ferrari, his partner of some years.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...arage-clacton-home-bought-girlfriend-property
Reform UK party pledges to change social housing allocation laws
Nigel Farage's party pledges to send 'foreign nationals to the back of the queue' in manifesto
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Reform UK has pledged to reform social housing allocation laws in its manifesto.
The party said that within 100 days of being elected it would change social housing laws to “Prioritise local people and those who have paid into the system”.
It said: “Foreign nationals must go to the back of the queue, not the front”.