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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle

Gather round fellow fabbers, grab your popcorn and get ready for a tale of two counts (I said counts).

Count Binface vs. The Count of Dodgy Crypto!

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4 weeks ago

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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What are you expecting from this by-election?

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?"

Hilarity!

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!"

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

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Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here.

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By *rDiscretionXXXMan
4 weeks ago

Gilfach


"Gather round fellow fabbers, grab your popcorn and get ready for a tale of two counts (I said counts).

Count Binface vs. The Count of Dodgy Crypto!"

It'll be interesting to see how he handles it. He could copy Ed Davy and just join in with the silliness of it all. Or he could just not turn up.

My bet is that the media won't bother organising anything as they'll see the whole thing as beneath them.

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago

I find the whole thing so tiresome. Farage increasingly seems to be a brittle man with a very thin skin. I am also unclear why he thinks winning a by-election will help him or defuse the accusations against him. Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money.

As for the Binface/Farage faceoff, it's mildly entertaining!

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"Gather round fellow fabbers, grab your popcorn and get ready for a tale of two counts (I said counts).

Count Binface vs. The Count of Dodgy Crypto!

It'll be interesting to see how he handles it. He could copy Ed Davy and just join in with the silliness of it all. Or he could just not turn up.

My bet is that the media won't bother organising anything as they'll see the whole thing as beneath them."

I don’t think there will be a debate, there doesn’t need to be. The fact is this is Farage vs Binface, not whatever Farage thought he could turn it into.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"What are you expecting from this by-election?"

Some dodgy bloke with a huge ego and dubious backers will hide from a debate with a bloke in a bin..?

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


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I don’t think there will be a debate, there doesn’t need to be. The fact is this is Farage vs Binface, not whatever Farage thought he could turn it into."

There is a real (if not likely) chance of Binface getting elected in one of two ways. Being underestimated (he's a smart and savvy guy) and taking off the mask, or a dedicated group collecting enough protest/joke votes in an otherwise low-turnout vote.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

"

Disagree ..

Pandering to the obvious deflection this shoddy charade is by participating in it would allow farage to say its a credible process of the democratic system we have..

Its not..

On the possible plus side he will visit his constituency more than he has since being elected..

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By *rDiscretionXXXMan
4 weeks ago

Gilfach


"I am also unclear why he thinks winning a by-election will help him or defuse the accusations against him."

At the moment the media keep bringing it up and saying "but the public want to know". If Farage refuses to answer they just keep digging and claiming that the situation is unclear. Should Farage win the by-election with roughly the same number of votes, he can reply "We've put this to the people, and they've shown that they don't care about it".


"Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money."

Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?

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By *ou only live onceMan
4 weeks ago

London


"I am also unclear why he thinks winning a by-election will help him or defuse the accusations against him.

At the moment the media keep bringing it up and saying "but the public want to know". If Farage refuses to answer they just keep digging and claiming that the situation is unclear. Should Farage win the by-election with roughly the same number of votes, he can reply "We've put this to the people, and they've shown that they don't care about it".

Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money.

Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?"

There's no vote. The Chancellor grants the position, and I think she's already done that. You're right she could have refused to grant it until after the current investigation is complete though...but she didn't.

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey

Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said.

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago


"At the moment the media keep bringing it up and saying "but the public want to know". If Farage refuses to answer they just keep digging and claiming that the situation is unclear. Should Farage win the by-election with roughly the same number of votes, he can reply "We've put this to the people, and they've shown that they don't care about it"."

But has he put it to the people, or has he just put it to the people of his constituency, who would likely vote for him anyway?

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By (user no longer on site)
4 weeks ago


"Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said. "

See also, the monster raving loonies. I went to an election count once and there was someone from the Loonies dressed as a clown and handing out bananas all night, very useful energy for an event going on into the small hours

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By *e-OptimistMan
4 weeks ago

Stalybridge

Farage obviously hasn't thought this through. He will be made to look an even bigger dickhead as he and Binface go head to head.

Binface seems to gave a far better handle on how British politics work, is obviously sharper than Farage and will demolish him in any debate.

Farage will no doubt win but this by election will continue to haunt him for the rest of his career.

Even after wins the investigation into his dodgy dealing will just recommence.

The man is a knob.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


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I don’t think there will be a debate, there doesn’t need to be. The fact is this is Farage vs Binface, not whatever Farage thought he could turn it into.

There is a real (if not likely) chance of Binface getting elected in one of two ways. Being underestimated (he's a smart and savvy guy) and taking off the mask, or a dedicated group collecting enough protest/joke votes in an otherwise low-turnout vote."

At least the people of Clacton would have someone who would turn up to work, representing them.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"I am also unclear why he thinks winning a by-election will help him or defuse the accusations against him.

At the moment the media keep bringing it up and saying "but the public want to know". If Farage refuses to answer they just keep digging and claiming that the situation is unclear. Should Farage win the by-election with roughly the same number of votes, he can reply "We've put this to the people, and they've shown that they don't care about it".

Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money.

Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?"

So you’re saying that Farage choosing to force a by-election now, rather than waiting for the result of the inquiry into his dealings, means the opposition are at fault for not forcing him not to?

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By *rDiscretionXXXMan
4 weeks ago

Gilfach


"At the moment the media keep bringing it up and saying "but the public want to know". If Farage refuses to answer they just keep digging and claiming that the situation is unclear. Should Farage win the by-election with roughly the same number of votes, he can reply "We've put this to the people, and they've shown that they don't care about it"."


"But has he put it to the people, or has he just put it to the people of his constituency, who would likely vote for him anyway?"

That's exactly what an interviewer will say, and Farage will go on to talk about that. The conversation will then be about how much support Farage has rather than his finances. If the interviewer keeps going on about it being a small vote, Farage can reply that he asked for a general election, but Labour refused, and go on to point out that they changed Prime Minister without an election having previously said that was wrong and shouldn't be allowed.

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


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Binface seems to gave a far better handle on how British politics work, is obviously sharper than Farage and will demolish him in any debate. "

Exactly.

Farage makes great politics out of sticking it to the main parties. Count Binface can stick it to him. More articulately. Whereas some politicians don't want to engage directly with Farage for seeming ridiculous or getting into unwinnable arguments, CB will take it to new levels of ridiculous. But can simultaneously land some very sharp points.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said. "

This..

The irony of a man who is more closer and in hand with the very people he claims to oppose and be anti and a bloke in a costume..

Its of the highest levels of pure satire..

Farage is the establishment in this case..

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said.

This..

The irony of a man who is more closer and in hand with the very people he claims to oppose and be anti and a bloke in a costume..

Its of the highest levels of pure satire..

Farage is the establishment in this case.. "

Absolutely. Badenoch referred to Count Binface as “the people’s candidate”. OMG will this mean we’ll have two people’s candidates directly opposing each other in the by-election?! Man! This could rip up the space time continuum. After all, Count Binface is an intergalactic space warrior from the planet Sigma IX ( wherever the f**k that is). Is he preparing the ground for an alien invasion?!?! Or if he wins, has dastardly plans to clear earth out of the way for a new super intergalactic highway. I’m worried now.

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By *igCatHuntingMan
4 weeks ago

Waitroseville, near London


"There's no vote. The Chancellor grants the position, and I think she's already done that. You're right she could have refused to grant it until after the current investigation is complete though...but she didn't."

She could have, then we'd have had Farage doubling down on the 'victim' schtick that he directs at (unfortunately too numerous) gullible idiots. So no point.

I didn't think she did humour but ridiculing the idiot with this was hilarious:

"It is a farce and a desperate distraction, and the people of Clacton deserve better.

But if he wants to spend the summer arguing with a bin, I won’t stop him."

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle

I do wonder if the people so desperately trying to portray this as some sort of genius move by Farage, realise quite how much they embarrassing themselves?

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By *igCatHuntingMan
4 weeks ago

Waitroseville, near London


"I do wonder if the people so desperately trying to portray this as some sort of genius move by Farage, realise quite how much they embarrassing themselves?"

I suspect they don't. Either way he is stuffed in terms of a career in politics, and that's demonstrated by this stroke of 'genius' (a funny way to spell desperation, but hey); if he thought that the parliamentary and criminal inquiries would clear him, surely he'd have hung in there instead of this egotistical waste of time and money.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"I do wonder if the people so desperately trying to portray this as some sort of genius move by Farage, realise quite how much they embarrassing themselves?

I suspect they don't. Either way he is stuffed in terms of a career in politics, and that's demonstrated by this stroke of 'genius' (a funny way to spell desperation, but hey); if he thought that the parliamentary and criminal inquiries would clear him, surely he'd have hung in there instead of this egotistical waste of time and money."

I think that they have just invested so much in him, emotionally, that they can’t countenance his failure. Farage’s failure is their failure, and they don’t want to be failures, not again.

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By *igCatHuntingMan
4 weeks ago

Waitroseville, near London


"I do wonder if the people so desperately trying to portray this as some sort of genius move by Farage, realise quite how much they embarrassing themselves?

I suspect they don't. Either way he is stuffed in terms of a career in politics, and that's demonstrated by this stroke of 'genius' (a funny way to spell desperation, but hey); if he thought that the parliamentary and criminal inquiries would clear him, surely he'd have hung in there instead of this egotistical waste of time and money.

I think that they have just invested so much in him, emotionally, that they can’t countenance his failure. Farage’s failure is their failure, and they don’t want to be failures, not again.

"

Quite. They ought to be introduced to the concept of sunk costs.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London

Just saw a Count Binface interview in the BBC. It was hilarious

This is going to be an embarrassment for Farage no matter how you look at it. Reminds me a bit of The Waldo Moment episode in Black Mirror.

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By *ussexcouple40Couple
4 weeks ago

Sussex

None of the political parties come out looking well in this. None.

I'm not its sure what farage wanted, but I can't see it was this. I'd say there is a very real chance all the opposing voters will vote binface.

The other parties look like they know they can't win and look weak, especially Burnham. New prime Minister who won't fight the very first bi election. It's not a good look.

Really, the only one person to look like they have any credibility is a man with a bin on his head.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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4 weeks ago

East Sussex

My main question is how is this representing the electorate?

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By *xSirenaxxWoman
4 weeks ago

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"Just saw a Count Binface interview in the BBC. It was hilarious

This is going to be an embarrassment for Farage no matter how you look at it. Reminds me a bit of The Waldo Moment episode in Black Mirror."

Honestly the best TV in a long time how on earth the interviewers keep a straight face.

Master stroke of stupidity by the t wearing private school financier .... to have to spend his summer arguing with a bin 🤣🤣

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said.

This..

The irony of a man who is more closer and in hand with the very people he claims to oppose and be anti and a bloke in a costume..

Its of the highest levels of pure satire..

Farage is the establishment in this case..

Absolutely. Badenoch referred to Count Binface as “the people’s candidate”. OMG will this mean we’ll have two people’s candidates directly opposing each other in the by-election?! Man! This could rip up the space time continuum. After all, Count Binface is an intergalactic space warrior from the planet Sigma IX ( wherever the f**k that is). Is he preparing the ground for an alien invasion?!?! Or if he wins, has dastardly plans to clear earth out of the way for a new super intergalactic highway. I’m worried now. "

Farage has contacted the border force allegedly to report the Count from not going through passport control..

A spokesperson, one Mr Wheely said the Count is a bona fide Ambassador and only seeks to prevent another catastrophe in Clacton..

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By *rDiscretionXXXMan
4 weeks ago

Gilfach


"Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money."


"Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?"


"So you’re saying that Farage choosing to force a by-election now, rather than waiting for the result of the inquiry into his dealings, means the opposition are at fault for not forcing him not to?"

No.

I'm saying that Farage called a by-election, which many consider to be a stunt, but it could have been an opportunity for Labour to show that Farage isn't as popular as he thinks.

Instead, all of the main parties have turned it into a waste of taxpayers money by refusing to put up any other candidates. Before an MP can be released from his oath, a Writ of Election needs to be served in the House to call a by-election (that happened this morning). At this point anyone could have objected, and if there were sufficient support, the by-election would not be called. Did anyone object? No they didn't. Any one of them could have stopped this waste of time and money, but they didn't.

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"Guys I think some of us are getting a little bit po-faced/ hand wringing, overly earnest about this. The whole thing is objectively hilarious whichever side of the political divide we sit on. Think about it: if Badenoch, Davey or Burnham had to face down a comic character one to one…it would be equally hilarious. So let’s lighten up and enjoy it. This county has a great tradition of sticking it to the establishment and if this is not peak anti establishment I don’t know what is. Remember when Labour lost to a bloke dressed in a monkey suit in a mayoral election in Hartlepool? H’Angus the Monkey stormed to victory and I laughed my ass off! Society didn’t collapse into chaos. We’re a resilient country that can handle stuff like this and show the world we have a real sense of humour. Embrace this wonderful moment. We don’t have to be serious all of the time. My tuppence worth. Nuff said.

This..

The irony of a man who is more closer and in hand with the very people he claims to oppose and be anti and a bloke in a costume..

Its of the highest levels of pure satire..

Farage is the establishment in this case..

Absolutely. Badenoch referred to Count Binface as “the people’s candidate”. OMG will this mean we’ll have two people’s candidates directly opposing each other in the by-election?! Man! This could rip up the space time continuum. After all, Count Binface is an intergalactic space warrior from the planet Sigma IX ( wherever the f**k that is). Is he preparing the ground for an alien invasion?!?! Or if he wins, has dastardly plans to clear earth out of the way for a new super intergalactic highway. I’m worried now.

Farage has contacted the border force allegedly to report the Count from not going through passport control..

A spokesperson, one Mr Wheely said the Count is a bona fide Ambassador and only seeks to prevent another catastrophe in Clacton..

"

😂😂

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By *e-OptimistMan
4 weeks ago

Stalybridge


"Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money.

Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?

So you’re saying that Farage choosing to force a by-election now, rather than waiting for the result of the inquiry into his dealings, means the opposition are at fault for not forcing him not to?

No.

I'm saying that Farage called a by-election, which many consider to be a stunt, but it could have been an opportunity for Labour to show that Farage isn't as popular as he thinks.

Instead, all of the main parties have turned it into a waste of taxpayers money by refusing to put up any other candidates. Before an MP can be released from his oath, a Writ of Election needs to be served in the House to call a by-election (that happened this morning). At this point anyone could have objected, and if there were sufficient support, the by-election would not be called. Did anyone object? No they didn't. Any one of them could have stopped this waste of time and money, but they didn't."

Why stop it? If he wants to make an ever bigger tit of himself let him do it. Britain needs a good laugh right now.

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By *igCatHuntingMan
4 weeks ago

Waitroseville, near London


"Why stop it? If he wants to make an ever bigger tit of himself let him do it. Britain needs a good laugh right now."

As good a reason as any. If Farage gets back in, there will have to be another by-election when he gets the boot later on, as he well knows. The waste of time and money is on him, and the tiresome and treacherous little man deserves all the ridicule coming his way.

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

"

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

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By *umpertrucksMan
4 weeks ago

London

Bizzare. One of the most successfull politicians of all time and the other parties are too cowardly to contest the election. The reality is that no other party could pull as many votes as Nigel Farage. Votes measure his election success, not what a few disgrunted posters post on this forum.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"Just seems like a very good way to waste a few hundred thousand pounds of taxpayers money.

Don't blame Farage, blame the opposition. They are the one refusing to stand against him and this ensuring the money is wasted.

MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?

So you’re saying that Farage choosing to force a by-election now, rather than waiting for the result of the inquiry into his dealings, means the opposition are at fault for not forcing him not to?

No.

I'm saying that Farage called a by-election, which many consider to be a stunt, but it could have been an opportunity for Labour to show that Farage isn't as popular as he thinks.

Instead, all of the main parties have turned it into a waste of taxpayers money by refusing to put up any other candidates. Before an MP can be released from his oath, a Writ of Election needs to be served in the House to call a by-election (that happened this morning). At this point anyone could have objected, and if there were sufficient support, the by-election would not be called. Did anyone object? No they didn't. Any one of them could have stopped this waste of time and money, but they didn't."

Interesting, so it’s the other parties you direct your ire at, not Farage.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"Bizzare. One of the most successfull politicians of all time and the other parties are too cowardly to contest the election. The reality is that no other party could pull as many votes as Nigel Farage. Votes measure his election success, not what a few disgrunted posters post on this forum. "

God loves a trier.

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


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MPs can't resign. They have to be appointed a sinecure position, which disqualifies them from being an MP. That sinecure can only be granted if the House votes for it. This would be an ideal opportunity for the government to tell their MPs to vote against, and to force Farage to remain as an MP. Will they do that?

There's no vote. The Chancellor grants the position, and I think she's already done that. You're right she could have refused to grant it until after the current investigation is complete though...but she didn't."

Discretion is being disingenuous in not blaming Farage, but technically he is correct

The chancellor has to give approval, then there is a mini debate on that approval

But it was not designed for an MP to resign only to immediately put their name forward in the by election

The last person to pull this stunt, David Davies about 20 ish years ago, and again all the other parties decided not to run candidates against him!

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham! "

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs."

All this condemnation of everyone but the count of dodgy crypto, can you just not bring yourself to criticise him?

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs.

All this condemnation of everyone but the count of dodgy crypto, can you just not bring yourself to criticise him?"

why do I need to go on some childish Farage rant to prove a point to you? And if you think I'm defending him, tell me where I have done that.

Other than having a laugh at the tax payer expense, do you understand what is going on with this by-election

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Central

I guess it removes his responsibility for having a local surgery, to support the people he's been paid to help, for a few weeks. I think his attendance has been similar to his low levels, when we paid him to be our representative in the EU parliament

There will be some amusement at his frequency of excuses changes, for his cash handling, 5 homes, etc.

I'd vote for any bin but his rancid smelling foul tip.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs.

All this condemnation of everyone but the count of dodgy crypto, can you just not bring yourself to criticise him?

why do I need to go on some childish Farage rant to prove a point to you? And if you think I'm defending him, tell me where I have done that.

Other than having a laugh at the tax payer expense, do you understand what is going on with this by-election"

So you can’t bring yourself to criticise him, cool.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs.

All this condemnation of everyone but the count of dodgy crypto, can you just not bring yourself to criticise him?

why do I need to go on some childish Farage rant to prove a point to you? And if you think I'm defending him, tell me where I have done that.

Other than having a laugh at the tax payer expense, do you understand what is going on with this by-election

So you can’t bring yourself to criticise him, cool."

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man...

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Nope… I see it as a stunt by Farage to subvert a probe into him not following the rules

All at the taxpayers expense! He did not have to do this, the only person that caused this is himself!

So since no one believes him and his puff piece (well 60% of people asked in a yougov poll yesterday) him and his cronies are now trying to smear the press, the committee and even binface himself

I am glad the parties have all decided not to be part of this sham!

They have missed a chance to remove him, them saying they wont play along is pathetic, they are handing him the seat back.

I'm not sure why people are not challenging the other parties to their jobs.

All this condemnation of everyone but the count of dodgy crypto, can you just not bring yourself to criticise him?

why do I need to go on some childish Farage rant to prove a point to you? And if you think I'm defending him, tell me where I have done that.

Other than having a laugh at the tax payer expense, do you understand what is going on with this by-election

So you can’t bring yourself to criticise him, cool.

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man..."

You’re a funny guy.

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man..."

So you want everyone to play to the whims of Farage… got it

So he wins this! Has the standards committee verdict go against him! Recall petition and here we go again!

And he says the people have already spoken, they don’t care, everyone smears me, i am the victim ect ect

Let’s pretend for a moment, he did nothing wrong! He is found innocent, no need for any by elections!

He is wasting 385,000 of taxpayers money on his own vanity!

I don’t think anyone should fall for it and flag up the fact he is wasting money that could be spent elsewhere!

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man...

So you want everyone to play to the whims of Farage… got it

So he wins this! Has the standards committee verdict go against him! Recall petition and here we go again!

And he says the people have already spoken, they don’t care, everyone smears me, i am the victim ect ect

Let’s pretend for a moment, he did nothing wrong! He is found innocent, no need for any by elections!

He is wasting 385,000 of taxpayers money on his own vanity!

I don’t think anyone should fall for it and flag up the fact he is wasting money that could be spent elsewhere! "

Nothing is ever Nige’s fault! It’s always the establishment, or the elite, or immigrants, or anyone really.

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By *e-OptimistMan
4 weeks ago

Stalybridge


"

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man...

So you want everyone to play to the whims of Farage… got it

So he wins this! Has the standards committee verdict go against him! Recall petition and here we go again!

And he says the people have already spoken, they don’t care, everyone smears me, i am the victim ect ect

Let’s pretend for a moment, he did nothing wrong! He is found innocent, no need for any by elections!

He is wasting 385,000 of taxpayers money on his own vanity!

I don’t think anyone should fall for it and flag up the fact he is wasting money that could be spent elsewhere!

Nothing is ever Nige’s fault! It’s always the establishment, or the elite, or immigrants, or anyone really."

Sounds like his best mate Donald has been giving him some pointers.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"

You will find it much easier in life to not get so wound up over events that have happened that you have no control over, let alone no understanding of.

When he wins his seat you will like many others continue to moan about how he doesn't turn up and do his job in Clacton, how he is X Y and Z, and not once will you take onboard the other parties had a fantastic opportunity to remove him.

Try playing the ball and not the man...

So you want everyone to play to the whims of Farage… got it

So he wins this! Has the standards committee verdict go against him! Recall petition and here we go again!

And he says the people have already spoken, they don’t care, everyone smears me, i am the victim ect ect

Let’s pretend for a moment, he did nothing wrong! He is found innocent, no need for any by elections!

He is wasting 385,000 of taxpayers money on his own vanity!

I don’t think anyone should fall for it and flag up the fact he is wasting money that could be spent elsewhere! "

You are playing the man too.

Step back and consider this logically, if you do, you will hopefully arrive at the position of seeing that Farage has tried to take back control of a narrative. He has succeeded due to a calculated risk that some wont stand against him and he can also manipulate the story to be the victim and win. He didn't even need to try too hard, as their bottle went when one party dropped they all dropped like dominoes..

If the other parties had thought about this, they could have put up a united front, vote for any one of us but not him, the tide of opinion is turning on Farage and that one move could have been enough to take him out of the game completely.

But hey, whats the point of trying to do something about it, moaning is such a better sport.

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey

In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party."

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

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By *ou only live onceMan
4 weeks ago

London


"There's no vote. The Chancellor grants the position, and I think she's already done that. You're right she could have refused to grant it until after the current investigation is complete though...but she didn't.

She could have, then we'd have had Farage doubling down on the 'victim' schtick that he directs at (unfortunately too numerous) gullible idiots. So no point.

I didn't think she did humour but ridiculing the idiot with this was hilarious:

"It is a farce and a desperate distraction, and the people of Clacton deserve better.

But if he wants to spend the summer arguing with a bin, I won’t stop him.""

Exactly. She was in a bit of a lose/lose. He'll play the victim card until he's blue in the face. But I was replying to the chap who suggested MPs got a vote and should be whipped to vote against Farage throwing a hissy fit...sorry, resigning.

He can beat the bin and then the standards investigation can restart...until he finds another desperate gimmick.

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol .."

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together! "

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins.. "

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better "

😂

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better "

Definitely 😉

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By *eroy1000Man
4 weeks ago

milton keynes

I'm hoping for a question time special with the 2 contesters, that could be interesting . It's not cheap to run a by election but it's reported that reform offered to pay for it but the government apparently are not allowed to accept it. I don't recall the labour MP that stood down to make way for Burnham offering to help with the costs of the by election he caused or did I hear criticism about the costs at the time. I watched a video from an ex MP yesterday who says Farage is highly likely to be found guilty by the commission (If he is re elected) and giving him a harsh punishment like suspension and a by election will help him play the victim so playing into his hands. They suggested making him give a grovelling apology in the house will hurt him far more. Not sure I agree but they have far more experience than me

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


"I don't recall the labour MP that stood down to make way for Burnham offering to help with the costs of the by election..."

Different people manipulate democracy differently.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"I'm hoping for a question time special with the 2 contesters, that could be interesting . It's not cheap to run a by election but it's reported that reform offered to pay for it but the government apparently are not allowed to accept it. I don't recall the labour MP that stood down to make way for Burnham offering to help with the costs of the by election he caused or did I hear criticism about the costs at the time. I watched a video from an ex MP yesterday who says Farage is highly likely to be found guilty by the commission (If he is re elected) and giving him a harsh punishment like suspension and a by election will help him play the victim so playing into his hands. They suggested making him give a grovelling apology in the house will hurt him far more. Not sure I agree but they have far more experience than me"

Westminster runs on the ‘good chaps’ rule. For someone who had an iota of ahame then a grovelling apology may be the way to go. Nigel ‘up the ra’ Farage is neither a good chap, nor does he have any shame.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better "

Thats a good point..

He likes pints too so he's a proper normal bloke..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better

Thats a good point..

He likes pints too so he's a proper normal bloke.."

True, I’m absolutely certain that he doesn’t just drink pints, like a proper ordinary bloke, when there are cameras around.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"In the meantime reading in the Telegraph today that Count Binface is ruling out a pact with the Monster Raving Loony Party.

A pity as together they might be unstoppable lol ..

True. It looks like there are cracks already appearing in the anti establishment establishment people’s candidates . All going a bit Life of Brian….Peoples Front of Clacton v the Clacton People’s Front. C’mon Count and Loony Monster, get your act together!

Nothing says I'm so anti establishment and one of you my people like being a multi millionaire, taking bungs from criminals and a £5 million 'gift' with nothing ever wanted in return nudge nudge wink wink plus bullion companies chucking more money at him than his people will ever see..

Proper geezer, one of our own..

Wondering if on the stump he'll kick a few bins..

I think you’ll find going to Dulwich College and being a commodities trader, establishes his ‘man of the people’ credentials far better

Thats a good point..

He likes pints too so he's a proper normal bloke..

True, I’m absolutely certain that he doesn’t just drink pints, like a proper ordinary bloke, when there are cameras around."

As he is an a heavy drinking 'boozer' I'm surprised spoons haven't funded his campaign..

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here."

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here.

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not."

Is that you, Nigel?

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross

Another fool ⬆️

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments..."

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election. "

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not."

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By *hrill CollinsMan
4 weeks ago

The Outer Rim

this is clearly comedy gold .... farage not realising that he's now seen as clown v a bin ..... it's certainly better entertainment than the usual contest where it's more like the bland leading the bland

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here.

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not."

Brexit..

Yeah thats been a stunning success .

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


"

Keep on joking and making comments..."

Exactly!

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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Chichester

Binface for PM .. I am here for it to see him deal the idiot in Whitehouse .. it would be comedy gold

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here.

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.

Brexit..

Yeah thats been a stunning success .

"

Ohhh dear what's wrong???

My shares and dividends have risen highly since Brexit

Did you invest in the wrong investments???

Don't tell me you bought post office shares and invest in GB Energy 😂🤣😂

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election. "

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

Counterpoint, it’s hilarious to see Farage’s big attempt to distraction from all the financial stories and investigations around him and Reform, fail so badly.

Also, it’s almost as funny watching Farage fans try to pretend that actually they are just interested in democracy.

I wish I could put the funny guy gif from Goodfellas here.

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.

Brexit..

Yeah thats been a stunning success .

Ohhh dear what's wrong???

My shares and dividends have risen highly since Brexit

Did you invest in the wrong investments???

Don't tell me you bought post office shares and invest in GB Energy 😂🤣😂"

Ah yes the fuck you jack attitude..

The economic hit to everyone yet you made money..

Well done Nigel..

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By *ornucopiaMan
4 weeks ago

Bexley

Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco.

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By *umpertrucksMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.""

. He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco."

Or maybe they want no part of the stunt Farage is pulling which is now wasting taxpayer money for his own vanity!

Quite ironic as he wanted it to be the people vs the establishment… good luck trying to convince the world count binface is the establishment!!

It been fun watching reform trying to smear binface, like we all don’t know it’s a bloody character!!

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By *ou only live onceMan
4 weeks ago

London


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco."

How so?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Central


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election. "

We have fixed-term elections in the UK and there's no good reason for Clacton to be subject to the hundreds of thousands of pounds in avoidable costs, when that fixed term has not been completed. Other parties have more decency and common sense, than to disregard the respect and trust of the public who had invested so much in the sovereignty of parliament.

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco.

Or maybe they want no part of the stunt Farage is pulling which is now wasting taxpayer money for his own vanity!

Quite ironic as he wanted it to be the people vs the establishment… good luck trying to convince the world count binface is the establishment!!

It been fun watching reform trying to smear binface, like we all don’t know it’s a bloody character!! "

I guess you are unaware that there are 5 candidates at present standing, two independents, reform, reclaim and Forward party.

Labour, Conservatives, greens and Lib Dems are too frightened and too incompetent to stand as they know that they are incapable of a good fight.

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By *ondon GentMan
4 weeks ago

london


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco.

Or maybe they want no part of the stunt Farage is pulling which is now wasting taxpayer money for his own vanity!

Quite ironic as he wanted it to be the people vs the establishment… good luck trying to convince the world count binface is the establishment!!

It been fun watching reform trying to smear binface, like we all don’t know it’s a bloody character!!

I guess you are unaware that there are 5 candidates at present standing, two independents, reform, reclaim and Forward party.

Labour, Conservatives, greens and Lib Dems are too frightened and too incompetent to stand as they know that they are incapable of a good fight."

And that hypocrite Dale Vince is bankrolling the binman - you could not make it up. The state of politics in this country is nothing short of a disgrace .

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election. "

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco.

Or maybe they want no part of the stunt Farage is pulling which is now wasting taxpayer money for his own vanity!

Quite ironic as he wanted it to be the people vs the establishment… good luck trying to convince the world count binface is the establishment!!

It been fun watching reform trying to smear binface, like we all don’t know it’s a bloody character!!

I guess you are unaware that there are 5 candidates at present standing, two independents, reform, reclaim and Forward party.

Labour, Conservatives, greens and Lib Dems are too frightened and too incompetent to stand as they know that they are incapable of a good fight."

It doesn’t matter, it’s Count Binface vs the Count of Dodgy Crypto as far as the country is concerned!

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By *ondon GentMan
4 weeks ago

london


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame "

You sound surprised - after the stitch up in Makerfield the three time loser gets to be PM with less than 25,000 votes !

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By *ellhungvweMan
4 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame "

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"Why are the other parties not fielding candidates?

They will live to be ashamed of their complicity in the fiasco.

Or maybe they want no part of the stunt Farage is pulling which is now wasting taxpayer money for his own vanity!

Quite ironic as he wanted it to be the people vs the establishment… good luck trying to convince the world count binface is the establishment!!

It been fun watching reform trying to smear binface, like we all don’t know it’s a bloody character!!

I guess you are unaware that there are 5 candidates at present standing, two independents, reform, reclaim and Forward party.

Labour, Conservatives, greens and Lib Dems are too frightened and too incompetent to stand as they know that they are incapable of a good fight."

C’mon dude stop being such a snowflake over this. Drop the po- faced, handwringing, earnest tosh and embrace the moment. You’re being far too serious. It’s the silly season. Lighten up. We British love to be subversive and take the p**s out of the establishment. A long tradition of mocking our so called betters is part of who we are. Enjoy it. Watching Nige and Count Binface duel it out will be fabulously entertaining. The by-election will also bring in a lot of money to Clacton as the national and international media focus on it. Count Binface will raise his profile and Nige will win and be returned as an MP. Everyone’s a winner. What’s not to like?

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By *aykelly50Man
4 weeks ago

Kinross


"

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving."

Sounds like you are describing the Labour stitch up by-election and corruption to the core by the Labour Party and shoving in a new PM that the country did not vote for.

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By *ellhungvweMan
4 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

Sounds like you are describing the Labour stitch up by-election and corruption to the core by the Labour Party and shoving in a new PM that the country did not vote for."

I think that’s disgusting as well. Two wrongs don’t make a right.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

.


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving."

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers.."

Fortunately, if you lived in Clacton, your favoured candidate would be standing.

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By *ou only live onceMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers.."

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle

If you haven’t seen Dan Wootton having a hissy fit about Count Binface not actually being a Recyclon from Sigma IX, you really should have a look for it.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers.."

Try not to worry too much about how others might feel..

Its a lovely sunny day and theres comedy to be found in the most unusual plans of some..

Especially when they didnt forsee the very same thing happening that they themselves also did previously..

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣"

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"If you haven’t seen Dan Wootton having a hissy fit about Count Binface not actually being a Recyclon from Sigma IX, you really should have a look for it."

So funny..

Its like mega gammon meltdown is going to be the flavour of the month for a while..

Anyway, Count Binface in an England shirt..

A true patriot..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe??? "

Farage’s ego is at work here, he knows how bad this looks for him, and that it could get even worse.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe??? "

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..? "

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe??? "

Visions of some Cpl Jones character in reform HQ flapping about shouting 'dont panic'..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout."

They are being undermined by the Great British publics long standing tradition of satire and calling out the bleeding obvious despite the bs and spin being attempted..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout.

They are being undermined by the Great British publics long standing tradition of satire and calling out the bleeding obvious despite the bs and spin being attempted.. "

Reform, and their supporters, think we are the US, we are not.

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout.

They are being undermined by the Great British publics long standing tradition of satire and calling out the bleeding obvious despite the bs and spin being attempted..

Reform, and their supporters, think we are the US, we are not.

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning."

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout.

They are being undermined by the Great British publics long standing tradition of satire and calling out the bleeding obvious despite the bs and spin being attempted..

Reform, and their supporters, think we are the US, we are not.

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings.. "

Insert comma after groups..

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings.. "

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that "

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

. "

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?"

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot."

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

"

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes."

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?"

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

"

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

I'd venture that most supporters of those parties are happy with their parties' stance, highlighting this for the charade it is.

Binface is the unity candidate...! 🤣

I find it interesting so many people are advocating for spending .. actually… wasting money on Farages vanity

The other thing I find interesting is reform diverting resources and activism from the Manchester mayor contest down to clacton…. But I thought his seat was super safe???

And the attempts, echoed by several on here trying to tell anyone who hasn't been taken in by this charade of democracy by Farage how they must feel..

How they should think..

Is it 1984 again..?

The Reform WhatsApp group must be going mad with all the lines they are being fed to spout."

I am imagining it to be like the North Korean central committee feeding them what the talking point of the day should be!

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?"

Not really a surprising reply

I am not a Reform voter by the way.

But if you are saying that using terms like "far left" frequently is Americanism that we shouldn't be doing in the UK, maybe you should stop using the term "far right" frequently.

If it's okay to say, "A lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot," it should also be okay to say, "A lot of Green supporters are far left, not all, but a lot."

Just pointing out the sheer hypocrisy.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?

Not really a surprising reply

I am not a Reform voter by the way.

But if you are saying that using terms like "far left" frequently is Americanism that we shouldn't be doing in the UK, maybe you should stop using the term "far right" frequently.

If it's okay to say, "A lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot," it should also be okay to say, "A lot of Green supporters are far left, not all, but a lot."

Just pointing out the sheer hypocrisy."

Is everything okay at home? Are you craving attention, any attention?

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?

Not really a surprising reply

I am not a Reform voter by the way.

But if you are saying that using terms like "far left" frequently is Americanism that we shouldn't be doing in the UK, maybe you should stop using the term "far right" frequently.

If it's okay to say, "A lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot," it should also be okay to say, "A lot of Green supporters are far left, not all, but a lot."

Just pointing out the sheer hypocrisy.

Is everything okay at home? Are you craving attention, any attention?"

Cho chweet 😘

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?

Not really a surprising reply

I am not a Reform voter by the way.

But if you are saying that using terms like "far left" frequently is Americanism that we shouldn't be doing in the UK, maybe you should stop using the term "far right" frequently.

If it's okay to say, "A lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot," it should also be okay to say, "A lot of Green supporters are far left, not all, but a lot."

Just pointing out the sheer hypocrisy.

Is everything okay at home? Are you craving attention, any attention?

Cho chweet 😘"

Just chill, and watch your boy Nige in action, toots.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

All this nonsense about the far left, and communism, works over there, thankfully we are a little more discerning.

Agreed, despite the untruths put out by some of the media and swallowed by some groups like the Communists, the far left/right etc the vast majority are more centre with various leanings..

So do you believe that calling reform voters "far right" is also an Americanism that we shouldn't be using in the UK? I don't think the person you were replying to would agree with that

Perhaps ask them..?

But I would say theres many who are far right who do support reform yes..

That doesn't mean all who do are

.

Yo ChromakeyDreamcoat! Can you please confirm that calling all Reform voters "far right" is also Americanism and it's wrong to do it here in the UK?

As Couple in Lancashire rightly said, a lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot.

That's not what couple in Lancashire said. They said that many who are far right vote for Reform. That's not the same as saying lot of Reform voters are far right.

Supporters/voters, tomatoes/tomatoes.

That's not my point.

Many far right people vote for Reform(what couple in Lancashire said) is not the same as many Reform voters are far right people(what you said).

It’s funny that you’ve been reduced to this, let’s get back to how your man Nigel is going to spend the summer humiliating himself arguing with a man who wears a bin on his head, shall we?

Not really a surprising reply

I am not a Reform voter by the way.

But if you are saying that using terms like "far left" frequently is Americanism that we shouldn't be doing in the UK, maybe you should stop using the term "far right" frequently.

If it's okay to say, "A lot of Reform supporters are far right, not all, but a lot," it should also be okay to say, "A lot of Green supporters are far left, not all, but a lot."

Just pointing out the sheer hypocrisy.

Is everything okay at home? Are you craving attention, any attention?

Cho chweet 😘

Just chill, and watch your boy Nige in action, toots."

Nigel is not my boy. I have criticised him in this thread and the other threads too. It's funny watching you criticise Americanism and do exactly what the Americans do. If someone doesn't support your cause, he must be a far right Nigel Farage voter, am I right?

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

Fortunately, if you lived in Clacton, your favoured candidate would be standing."

I starting to think you are going out of your way to find an opportunity to engage with my posts in bad faith.

Try to stop doing that please.

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London


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If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!! "

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one. "

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

Fortunately, if you lived in Clacton, your favoured candidate would be standing.

I starting to think you are going out of your way to find an opportunity to engage with my posts in bad faith.

Try to stop doing that please."

I’m not sure if you’ve noticed but this is a thread dedicated to laughing at the farce that is Farage vs. Binface. It’s not about engaging or not engaging in good or bad faith. It’s about how hilarious it is that Farage tried to escape facing consequences for his actions and is now being humiliated in the most British way possible.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
4 weeks ago

The Outer Rim


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy.."

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold "

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan.."

His fanboys are lapping up the “I’ve done nothing illegal” thing, while everyone else is shaking their heads and saying, it’s not about the legality, it’s about parliamentary rules.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

.


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

Try not to worry too much about how others might feel..

Its a lovely sunny day and theres comedy to be found in the most unusual plans of some..

Especially when they didnt forsee the very same thing happening that they themselves also did previously.. "

I'm not worried how others feel, you know that by now

He was never going to get away from the standards committees ruling after their investigation by resigning and taking the seat back...

What he has potentially done if he wins the by-election is reduced any suspension to below the threshold of creating another by-election outcome, and if he is suspended for more than 10 sitting days the 10% sign up needed to trigger another by-election will probably not happen after no major party stood last time.

He may have significantly altered the outcome, and so many make it too easy for him.

The standards committee can only suspend him, they can't remove him from parliament. The best thing to have done in my opinion would have been for the parties to have put away their fear of losing and took him on, that had the potential to remove him, if not, weaken his support and more than likely triggered a second by-election if he had won.

From where I'm standing Farage has mugged off most of the population again.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

Try not to worry too much about how others might feel..

Its a lovely sunny day and theres comedy to be found in the most unusual plans of some..

Especially when they didnt forsee the very same thing happening that they themselves also did previously..

I'm not worried how others feel, you know that by now

He was never going to get away from the standards committees ruling after their investigation by resigning and taking the seat back...

What he has potentially done if he wins the by-election is reduced any suspension to below the threshold of creating another by-election outcome, and if he is suspended for more than 10 sitting days the 10% sign up needed to trigger another by-election will probably not happen after no major party stood last time.

He may have significantly altered the outcome, and so many make it too easy for him.

The standards committee can only suspend him, they can't remove him from parliament. The best thing to have done in my opinion would have been for the parties to have put away their fear of losing and took him on, that had the potential to remove him, if not, weaken his support and more than likely triggered a second by-election if he had won.

From where I'm standing Farage has mugged off most of the population again."

“I’m not owned, I’m not owned I continue to insist as I slowly shrink and turn into a corn cob” - dril

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan.."

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

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By *abioMan
4 weeks ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


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His fanboys are lapping up the “I’ve done nothing illegal” thing, while everyone else is shaking their heads and saying, it’s not about the legality, it’s about parliamentary rules."

I find it funny they are so fixated on the 5 million and posh George… that we aren’t mentioning the 3 undeclared houses and the 17…. 17 ….17 other failures to declare

But… ya know… sunglasses!!!!

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By *resesse_MelioremCouple
4 weeks ago

Border of London

The solution for those who dislike Farage is simple. Not cheap, but simple.

We now have a good idea of what his going rate is - if someone raises the cash, he can be had for single-figure millions.

A bargain bin opportunity.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

His fanboys are lapping up the “I’ve done nothing illegal” thing, while everyone else is shaking their heads and saying, it’s not about the legality, it’s about parliamentary rules."

It is, shouting about the establishment and the media and trying to appeal to normal people of any ilk that you are one of them and a victim will not wash..

Tbh regardless of the party its a shallow and frankly disrespectful insult to any parties voters to try it..

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By *hrill CollinsMan
4 weeks ago

The Outer Rim

the tory party knew it had to purge the militant fascists from their ranks after their very public and highly embarrassing but-fucking at the last election. the militant fascists however, arrogantly left the party to jump on a bandwagon further to the right in a feeble attempt to keep riding the career politician gravy train. the problem for them is that the driver of their gravy train just caused a self inflicted cataclysm of a train wreck.

the polls are telling. farage may just scrape a win in clacton, but the rest of the four nations think he's a monumental bellend and won't vote for him.

the only strategy left for reform is to make the biggest tin foil hat ever and blart on about conspiracies that the wider population will just see as nutters grinding shit. basically alienate themselves from all and any voter with the slightest modicum of intelligence.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"The solution for those who dislike Farage is simple. Not cheap, but simple.

We now have a good idea of what his going rate is - if someone raises the cash, he can be had for single-figure millions.

A bargain bin opportunity."

I see what you did there

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies "

I think Lowe’s long term political career is dead in the water following his sickening and dismissive comments about the Dunblane school massacre published on Joe Rogan’s podcast yesterday.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

FOOLS used to Joke just like this with Brexit and the last laugh fell on the fools.

Same fools used to Joke that Trump would never win, and they used to make foolish comments, those same comments came back and kicked them hard in the ass.

Keep on joking and making comments...

Exactly this!

Everyone is calling Binface a joke candidate and saying he cannot win an election.

Keep on joking and making comments about Farage but he has achieved more in 1 day than the fools have achieved in a lifetime.

Farage will continue to achieve whether you like it or not.". He is probably the most successfull politician of modern times. Other parties are too scared to stand against him in the forthcoming election.

The FACT is, Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Dems and the Greens are denying the people of Clacton a vote.

There are many Tax paying constituents in Clacton that have been refused a vote as their parties refuse to stand.

These 4 parties should hang their heads in shame

You are not standing. Is that a shameful failure on your part because you are denying the Clayton constituents a vote for you?

The fact is that this is a by election that should not be taking place. It is a calculated political distraction. There is absolutely no reason for this election to take place at this time: there is no official censure in place so there is no reason for anyone to “appeal to the public” or for any other reason.

Even the basic idea that a public vote removes any elements of impropriety is ludicrous and self serving.

The point is, regardless of whether there should be or shouldn't be a by-election, there is one and the main parties are not representing their supporters in that by-election.

I would not be happy living in Clacton and my party will not stand a candidate for me to vote for and allowing Farage back in with no serious challengers..

Try not to worry too much about how others might feel..

Its a lovely sunny day and theres comedy to be found in the most unusual plans of some..

Especially when they didnt forsee the very same thing happening that they themselves also did previously..

I'm not worried how others feel, you know that by now

He was never going to get away from the standards committees ruling after their investigation by resigning and taking the seat back...

What he has potentially done if he wins the by-election is reduced any suspension to below the threshold of creating another by-election outcome, and if he is suspended for more than 10 sitting days the 10% sign up needed to trigger another by-election will probably not happen after no major party stood last time.

He may have significantly altered the outcome, and so many make it too easy for him.

The standards committee can only suspend him, they can't remove him from parliament. The best thing to have done in my opinion would have been for the parties to have put away their fear of losing and took him on, that had the potential to remove him, if not, weaken his support and more than likely triggered a second by-election if he had won.

From where I'm standing Farage has mugged off most of the population again."

Only his base..

The ruse is tissue thin and the centre, the ones who need to hold their noses with some of what he stands for and his record of actually paying lip service in 'representing' anyone who has voted before for him wont be so gullible..

Populist blow hards come and go and the issues to be resolved as we've seen in the past decade are beyond such people offering sound bites and easy solutions they simply cant deliver..

Lighten up maybe and enjoy the comedy

You know it makes sense..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"The solution for those who dislike Farage is simple. Not cheap, but simple.

We now have a good idea of what his going rate is - if someone raises the cash, he can be had for single-figure millions.

A bargain bin opportunity."

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

I think Lowe’s long term political career is dead in the water following his sickening and dismissive comments about the Dunblane school massacre published on Joe Rogan’s podcast yesterday. "

Nope, his supporters will challenge the narrative and claim he ment 1 event, which has already started. I took the time to watch the clip and I could see that being the case, however the echo chamber has kicked in and the theatre lovers are lapping it up.

Outcome no change.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


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His fanboys are lapping up the “I’ve done nothing illegal” thing, while everyone else is shaking their heads and saying, it’s not about the legality, it’s about parliamentary rules.

I find it funny they are so fixated on the 5 million and posh George… that we aren’t mentioning the 3 undeclared houses and the 17…. 17 ….17 other failures to declare

But… ya know… sunglasses!!!! "

And more police investigations ..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies "

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

I think Lowe’s long term political career is dead in the water following his sickening and dismissive comments about the Dunblane school massacre published on Joe Rogan’s podcast yesterday.

Nope, his supporters will challenge the narrative and claim he ment 1 event, which has already started. I took the time to watch the clip and I could see that being the case, however the echo chamber has kicked in and the theatre lovers are lapping it up.

Outcome no change."

Only anecdotal but I know two Restore supporters. I asked them about how they felt about Lowe’s comments….can’t repeat verbatim here but sums up as ‘absolutely disgusting’. He’s lost them for good. Both are parents of school age children so I guess it hits home more. And as for claiming he meant one event. Reminds me of Musk’s claim he wasn’t really doing a nazi salute he was only ‘waving’. Don’t be so trusting of people like Lowe. They know exactly what they are doing and they have always a prepared get out clause to excuse words or actions. I stick by my prediction he’s finished but as you say he’ll have some supporters / defenders as Jimmy Saville does.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

I think Lowe’s long term political career is dead in the water following his sickening and dismissive comments about the Dunblane school massacre published on Joe Rogan’s podcast yesterday.

Nope, his supporters will challenge the narrative and claim he ment 1 event, which has already started. I took the time to watch the clip and I could see that being the case, however the echo chamber has kicked in and the theatre lovers are lapping it up.

Outcome no change.

Only anecdotal but I know two Restore supporters. I asked them about how they felt about Lowe’s comments….can’t repeat verbatim here but sums up as ‘absolutely disgusting’. He’s lost them for good. Both are parents of school age children so I guess it hits home more. And as for claiming he meant one event. Reminds me of Musk’s claim he wasn’t really doing a nazi salute he was only ‘waving’. Don’t be so trusting of people like Lowe. They know exactly what they are doing and they have always a prepared get out clause to excuse words or actions. I stick by my prediction he’s finished but as you say he’ll have some supporters / defenders as Jimmy Saville does. "

Lowe created a place for some Farage supporters, and Badenoch is actually starting to make in roads from a conservative perspective. Where the disillusioned land is going to be interesting.

I think the introduction of Burnham and the scandal Farage is building will be the trigger that returns the tory voters from Reform.

You might be right, there will be little interest in Lowe at that point.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

"

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

.


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice."

As I see it the tory voters who switched their vote to reform don't out number the tory voters who didn't vote.

Burnham will bring them out of the shadows and back to the tory party.

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By *hrill CollinsMan
4 weeks ago

The Outer Rim

the disillusioned who previously voted tory won't return until the torys occupy the centre ground. there's no hint that this will happen at any time in the foreseeable future as the torys are far too embroiled in a struggle on the far right of politics and so the disillusioned torys will continue to not bother voting while the rightwing civil war rages on into a fifth decade.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice."

I think the moderately will drift back, restore isnt their natural mindset i think..

Tbh Lowe would be better distancing himself from such people, they are not what any serious political party needs or will go anywhere with..

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By *007ManMan
4 weeks ago

Worthing


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

"

This also if Farage loses, Burnham will be free to do whatever he pleases. Starting with a council tax review which won't end well.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

This also if Farage loses, Burnham will be free to do whatever he pleases. Starting with a council tax review which won't end well."

With the majority they have surely they can do that regardless of the outcome if they intend to?

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"What are you expecting from this by-election?

Hilarity!

I don't share your view.

The other parties not fielding candidates is weak, doing so had the opportunity to see the centrist voting patterns.

That would have been the biggest indicator of the support or lack of for Reform and Farage.

This also if Farage loses, Burnham will be free to do whatever he pleases. Starting with a council tax review which won't end well.

With the majority they have surely they can do that regardless of the outcome if they intend to?"

Sssshhhh that doesn’t fit the narrative.

The whole right wing political ecosystem is based on ‘ooohhhh look what THEY will do if you don’t vote for us.’

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey

Undoubtedly Nige has had a few tough days since announcing his resignation as an MP last Tuesday. He made the mistake of assuming that the main opposition parties would put up candidates in the by-election. They haven’t and as a result he’s been knocked of kilter and put on the back foot. He wanted a fight between him, the “people’s candidate” and the “uni party” but the opposition parties called his bluff. Rightly or wrongly depends on our own political or personal views. It’s clear the decision to resign and force a by-election was not wargamed by Reform. Nige admitted as much in yesterday’s Telegraph. Reform are now left with having to defend Nige’s decision to resign and force this by-election even though his primary opponent is a comedian dressed up as a dustbin. Reform are now promoting the idea that Count Binface is part of the establishment/ deep state. This of course is complete utter nonsense and most people are seeing it for what it is. Politicians can be hated, loved even treated apathetically but if they are viewed as serious people, voters will have some residual respect for them regardless of where they sit on the political divide. However being at the wrong end of open mockery is probably terminal when it comes to pursuing a political career with the objective of ending up in No. 10.

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle

I wonder if Count Binface wins whether Nige will have to give back his completely unconditional gift 🤔

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By *ikerabbits!Couple
4 weeks ago

Surrey


"I wonder if Count Binface wins whether Nige will have to give back his completely unconditional gift 🤔"

Good question 😉

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Central

Loving the fun of how much of the population see Farage as sleazy or very sleazy. I guess it beats just being taken for mugs

It would be interesting to know how many Clacton people are more for the binface beating the establishment $tooge

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice.

As I see it the tory voters who switched their vote to reform don't out number the tory voters who didn't vote.

Burnham will bring them out of the shadows and back to the tory party."

That's possible. The next election is still far away and Kemi might just have enough time to pull back many voters.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Central


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice.

As I see it the tory voters who switched their vote to reform don't out number the tory voters who didn't vote.

Burnham will bring them out of the shadows and back to the tory party.

That's possible. The next election is still far away and Kemi might just have enough time to pull back many voters."

It is a very long time. She might be gone by then, if there's anyone left to take her spot.

Perhaps Binface will be the next PM

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice.

As I see it the tory voters who switched their vote to reform don't out number the tory voters who didn't vote.

Burnham will bring them out of the shadows and back to the tory party.

That's possible. The next election is still far away and Kemi might just have enough time to pull back many voters.

It is a very long time. She might be gone by then, if there's anyone left to take her spot.

Perhaps Binface will be the next PM "

Kemi is far too right wing for the one nation Tories who went Lib Dem or stayed at home, and nowhere near white enough for a lot of those who went to Reform and Restore.

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By *ostindreamsMan
4 weeks ago

London


"

If they don’t utter the magic words.. hard labour for them!!!

Actually... Labour aren't standing in this one.

This fact is a large part of the evident frustration for some..

They cant have a rant about what the media might report about the individual and doing the same as some of the social media commentators have about Count Binface just plays into the whole comedy..

aye .... the apologists for reforms far right policies are now shitting their pants wholesale in public over their boy going nuclear and causing an extinction level event for the party..... This is all comedy gold

I'm struggling to see any upsides for him ergo them too, the ex tories who jumped onto the bandwagon have seen the last 3 by elections go against them and yes he will win no doubt but the problem of him being a wide boy on the make and easily purchased are only mounting..

There's only so much nose holding sone of the electorate will do..

Cunning plan..

If Reform implodes, the ex-Tories will really be in quite a funny situation. I don't think any other party will take them if and when that happens.

As for the voters, they will just move on to support Restore. People who complain that Farage is too far right are in for a real shock when they see Rupert Lowe's policies

Lowe is like Corbyn, peripheral and no possibility of ever holding office in this country..

The anticipated exodus to reform has been stopped for now with the Tories..

Hmmmm... Hypothetically, if the Reform voters are looking for a new home, where do you think they will move to? I admire Kemi and I think she is doing a great job in the opposition considering the difficult hand she was dealt with. But not sure if she can pull as many Reform voters towards the Conservatives considering the fact that these are mostly people who were pissed off with the 14 years of Tory rule in the first place.

So the only other option for them is Restore. Tommy Robinson, as far as I know supports Rupert Lowe and all his followers will start voting for Restore without thinking twice.

As I see it the tory voters who switched their vote to reform don't out number the tory voters who didn't vote.

Burnham will bring them out of the shadows and back to the tory party.

That's possible. The next election is still far away and Kemi might just have enough time to pull back many voters.

It is a very long time. She might be gone by then, if there's anyone left to take her spot.

Perhaps Binface will be the next PM "

I feel that she is there to stay. The people who are still supporting tories seem to he very happy with her so far. She has done her best to keep the party afloat.

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By *otMe66Man
4 weeks ago

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what I take away from this thread is comfort.

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By *l_xxxMan
4 weeks ago

South leeds

By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it.

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By *im125TV/TS
4 weeks ago

Fife


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it."

Exactly correct, all parties should stand as normal. Show respect to the votets.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it."

Or they've seen right through the desperation of farage trying to say look over there and not at the multiple alleged breaches of the code of conduct (he has previous in Brussels) plus the police investigations into possible laws being broken and the general stink that attaches to anyone in public office that thinks taking a £5 million gift with no expectations from a businessman abroad whose activities farage is lobbying to reduce scrutiny and relax the regs.

When in 2015 David Davies did what he's trying to do he joined the rest of the main parties in doing exactly what they're doing now..

He literally hasn't got a leg to stand on in that aspect..

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it.

Exactly correct, all parties should stand as normal. Show respect to the votets."

Respect the voters by not using them as his intended tools to deflect?

He's hardly been there as the Mp since elected, your using the wrong thing in saying respect in relation to farage and his voters.

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By *im125TV/TS
4 weeks ago

Fife


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it.

Or they've seen right through the desperation of farage trying to say look over there and not at the multiple alleged breaches of the code of conduct (he has previous in Brussels) plus the police investigations into possible laws being broken and the general stink that attaches to anyone in public office that thinks taking a £5 million gift with no expectations from a businessman abroad whose activities farage is lobbying to reduce scrutiny and relax the regs.

When in 2015 David Davies did what he's trying to do he joined the rest of the main parties in doing exactly what they're doing now..

He literally hasn't got a leg to stand on in that aspect.."

So, if Farage is so corrupt and twisted, he should be easy to beat in a local election. All the more reason for other parties to participate in democracy?

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
4 weeks ago

in Lancashire


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it.

Or they've seen right through the desperation of farage trying to say look over there and not at the multiple alleged breaches of the code of conduct (he has previous in Brussels) plus the police investigations into possible laws being broken and the general stink that attaches to anyone in public office that thinks taking a £5 million gift with no expectations from a businessman abroad whose activities farage is lobbying to reduce scrutiny and relax the regs.

When in 2015 David Davies did what he's trying to do he joined the rest of the main parties in doing exactly what they're doing now..

He literally hasn't got a leg to stand on in that aspect..

So, if Farage is so corrupt and twisted, he should be easy to beat in a local election. All the more reason for other parties to participate in democracy?"

Clutching at straws a bit there fella, his base like trumps will support him so he will probably win..

Democracy isnt taking the piss out the system by tawdry stunts that will cost just under £250 k by some accounts..

Only the gullible are swallowing the line that this is anything other than a cheap political stunt from a bloke who has struggled under the scrutiny he's rightly getting over him being in the pockets of rich people..

If he's truthful and sincere (pmsl) about this is anything to do with democracy surely he's nothing to be scared of in a televised live debate with the other candidates..

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By *hromakeyDreamcoat OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Carlisle


"By no major party providing a candidate does that not sum up their opinion of the public? Of a place is not worth it, let them rot with no other option.

Whilst they belittle a mini Trump, they do nothing to challenge it.

Or they've seen right through the desperation of farage trying to say look over there and not at the multiple alleged breaches of the code of conduct (he has previous in Brussels) plus the police investigations into possible laws being broken and the general stink that attaches to anyone in public office that thinks taking a £5 million gift with no expectations from a businessman abroad whose activities farage is lobbying to reduce scrutiny and relax the regs.

When in 2015 David Davies did what he's trying to do he joined the rest of the main parties in doing exactly what they're doing now..

He literally hasn't got a leg to stand on in that aspect..

So, if Farage is so corrupt and twisted, he should be easy to beat in a local election. All the more reason for other parties to participate in democracy?"

Best to make him look like what he is, a corrupt little grifter who is desperate to distract from all the investigations going on into his dealings.

He thought he was being clever, but he was wrong. Now he gets to debate with a bin.

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By *ecadentDeviantsCouple
4 weeks ago

North West

Not fielding candidates is a calculated establishment non response to discredit Farage further imo.

…and he totally deserves it for behaving so petulantly in the face of alleged wrongdoing.

Could people really see this volatile guy as PM? The whole fiasco just shows him for what he is.

If you don’t like Farage’s politics, this could hardly have been scripted better. A no win situation for him, even if he wins against the bin, though obviously if the anti Reform vote unites and actually votes for the bin it would be absolutely hilarious.

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