Nixon hadn't been convicted of anything yet when Ford pardoned him. pardons can be used to preclude charges being pursued. in theory accepting a pardon is in of itself also an admission of guilt.
Nigel Farage
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
But the president cannot pardon cases brought under state law as opposed to federal
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
If he decides to go down the dictator route he'll have all the best pardons
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Not to mention could you repeat thats, come agains, and I didn't catch thats
true. he does have both to worry about.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
The Farage riots
cupid_stunt
Merry fecking Christmas.
It's often said that Farage is angry about absolutely everything, here's a clip of him getting angry and ranting about milk!
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
Nigel is a fucking plank at the beat of time
he been in American not listening properly
for some reason us right wing tits have been pushing for raw milk / unpasteurised ( ya salmonella) as it some how owns the libs
this prick trying to say semi skimmed milk is a political choice
he been in American not listening properly
for some reason us right wing tits have been pushing for raw milk / unpasteurised ( ya salmonella) as it some how owns the libs
this prick trying to say semi skimmed milk is a political choice
moochedit
I'm not feeding seagulls
Nigel eating full fat cream, smoking 30 a day and getting angry all the time is fine by meNigel is a fucking plank at the beat of time
he been in American not listening properly
for some reason us right wing tits have been pushing for raw milk / unpasteurised ( ya salmonella) as it some how owns the libs
this prick trying to say semi skimmed milk is a political choice
bluescreen
tofu eating wokerati
Don't forget the booze.Nigel eating full fat cream, smoking 30 a day and getting angry all the time is fine by me
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
Nigel eating full fat cream, smoking 30 a day and getting angry all the time is fine by me
Nigel crapping himself to death from drink raw milk
It is good trolling but Farage comes out of it quite well. You can tell he thinks it's quite funny, he doesn't strop like some politicians would, this kind of stuff just bounces off him.I loved that, well deserved a re-post, top trolling!
Meanwhile...
The milkshake on the other hand seemed to rattle him. I guess it made him feel vulnerable in a way he often hasn't before, he's never been one for street politics. And the person who did it to him couldn't easily be framed as a masked antifa thug or woke middle class student lefty. I think this is the way. More milkshakes please.
Boo Radley75
Well-Known Member
Calamity1971
If Mr Peanut says It's okay, then it is.
Well timed young man
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
At Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning, Victoria Thomas Bowen pleaded guilty to assault by beating in relation to the owner of Reform UK Party Limited, Nigel Farage, and criminal damage after causing £17.50 of damage to a jacket belonging to Farage’s security officer, James Woolfenden during an incident outside The Moon and Starfish Wetherspoon, Clacton on 4 June 2024.
She will be sentenced on 16 December 2024.
In a witness statement read out in court, Farage said he was not injured but 'this incident caused me concern as I have only been going about my job' and that he tries to 'have as much public engagement as possible'.
'I'm saddened that this has happened at a public campaign,' Farage added.
(Source: as stated in image)
This morning, Victoria Thomas Bowen, "an OnlyFans model" who reprotedly studied law, maths, sociology and business at college, was given a 13-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, ordered to: pay Nigel Farage £150 compensation; complete 120 hours of unpaid work; pay £450 in court costs; pay Farage's security officer, James Woolfenden, £17.50 compensation for criminal damage; and pay a victim surcharge of £154 and complete 12 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
(Source: as stated in image)
District Judge Tan Ikram said:
'One has to look at the impact it has had on the victim. Many people feel guilty at the time of sentencing.
'You desire yourself as a social media content creator. You earn £2,500 a month and it appears have considerable debt.
'The victim in this case, Mr Farage, was out campaigning that day. He describes a container and a liquid substance hitting his face.
'This was humiliating and in the full glare of cameras. The video has been widely distributed. At the time a witness said you shouted "you f*ing **" or something similar.
'In the pre-sentence report you say you have mental health issues. No evidence at all has been forthcoming.
'This was and is an unprovoked targeted attack. It is clear to me that at the time you had no regret at all because you did not agree with his political views.
'Your advocate has very ably mitigated on your behalf and you have stated to the probation officer you have remorse.
'The facts in this case suggest the contrary. You only changed your plea on the day of trial when witnesses came to give evidence.
'There are significant aggravating features in this case. This was an attack on a parliamentary candidate campaigning for election. In my judgement this was an attack on our parliamentary democracy.
'The risks of face to face engagement is just too clear given the murders of two other parliamentary candidates in recent years.
'A clear message must go out. Parliamentary debate must not be stopped by criminality like this.
'In this case it has been said the risk of reconviction is low. It is suggested there is a real likelihood of rehabilitation if an immediate custodial sentence is not imposed.
'I have thought long and hard about whether I can suspend the sentence.'
Following the sentencing hearing, Ms Thomas Bowen's solicitors issued a statement stating that their client had suffered multiple threats since the incident, which have had a serious impact on her mental health.
andysays
Love and solidarity
(Source: as stated in image)
This morning, Victoria Thomas Bowen, "an OnlyFans model" who reprotedly studied law, maths, sociology and business at college, was given a 13-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, ordered to: pay Nigel Farage £150 compensation; complete 120 hours of unpaid work; pay £450 in court costs; pay Farage's security officer, James Woolfenden, £17.50 compensation for criminal damage; and pay a victim surcharge of £154 and complete 12 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
(Source: as stated in image)
District Judge Tan Ikram said:
'One has to look at the impact it has had on the victim. Many people feel guilty at the time of sentencing.
'You desire yourself as a social media content creator. You earn £2,500 a month and it appears have considerable debt.
'The victim in this case, Mr Farage, was out campaigning that day. He describes a container and a liquid substance hitting his face.
'This was humiliating and in the full glare of cameras. The video has been widely distributed. At the time a witness said you shouted "you f*ing **" or something similar.
'In the pre-sentence report you say you have mental health issues. No evidence at all has been forthcoming.
'This was and is an unprovoked targeted attack. It is clear to me that at the time you had no regret at all because you did not agree with his political views.
'Your advocate has very ably mitigated on your behalf and you have stated to the probation officer you have remorse.
'The facts in this case suggest the contrary. You only changed your plea on the day of trial when witnesses came to give evidence.
'There are significant aggravating features in this case. This was an attack on a parliamentary candidate campaigning for election. In my judgement this was an attack on our parliamentary democracy.
'The risks of face to face engagement is just too clear given the murders of two other parliamentary candidates in recent years.
'A clear message must go out. Parliamentary debate must not be stopped by criminality like this.
'In this case it has been said the risk of reconviction is low. It is suggested there is a real likelihood of rehabilitation if an immediate custodial sentence is not imposed.
'I have thought long and hard about whether I can suspend the sentence.'
Following the sentencing hearing, Ms Thomas Bowen's solicitors issued a statement stating that their client had suffered multiple threats since the incident, which have had a serious impact on her mental health.
How is the fact that Victoria Bowen an Only Fans model relevant to this story?
countingtozero
Active Member
That looks like a Palestinian flag she's wearing, this woman knows a thing or two about how to bait the right!
(Source: as stated in image)
This morning, Victoria Thomas Bowen, "an OnlyFans model" who reprotedly studied law, maths, sociology and business at college, was given a 13-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, ordered to: pay Nigel Farage £150 compensation; complete 120 hours of unpaid work; pay £450 in court costs; pay Farage's security officer, James Woolfenden, £17.50 compensation for criminal damage; and pay a victim surcharge of £154 and complete 12 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
ps: £17.50 for Farage's security officer
not a trot
Well-Known Member
How many milkshakes will that buy ?That looks like a Palestinian flag she's wearing, this woman knows a thing or two about how to bait the right!
ps: £17.50 for Farage's security officer
Boo Radley75
Well-Known Member
Meanwhile, Farage keeps on grifting -
www.telegraph.co.uk
The ‘anti-woke’ fund manager plotting to launch in Britain – with Farage’s help
James Fishback is leading a transatlantic crusade against the spread of corporate diversity policies
www.telegraph.co.uk
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Actually, Mr Farage has responded by claiming that the case is "The latest example of two-tier justice" and seemingly making the false claim that he was "a Member of Parliament" at the time of the incident concerned:
cupid_stunt
Merry fecking Christmas.
No surprise there, TBH.
Throwing a milkshake is somewhat different to setting hotels on fire, in an attempt to burn people alive, two-tier justice, my arse.
Throwing a milkshake is somewhat different to setting hotels on fire, in an attempt to burn people alive, two-tier justice, my arse.
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
It appears to be the occupation of the defendant in the case.
It is not entirely clear what "an Only Fans model" actually is.
cupid_stunt
Merry fecking Christmas.
People's occupation usually get mentioned in such circumstances.
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
I read that as insinuating that they are a pay to view pornographic performer, sure it could be other things though
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