Agrippa57
Still European. And Richie Blackmore is God
And a frog-faced cunt.
Nigel Farage
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
((((frogs))))
he's not frog faced, he simply has something of the innsmouth look about him "The Shadow over Innsmouth" by H. P. LovecraftMy sweetheart has been in hospital for the past few days (pneumonia) and the worst thing about it (by a long, long way) was spending time on a ward surrounded by three of the worst right winger Farage fans you can imagine. The absolute epitome of tattooed, bloated shaven-headed manhood. Who all felt emboldened and righteous enough to shout across the ward to each other. A running commentary of hate and bigotry...abusing the exact same sorts of people who are tending to these utter cunts (forrins). Their sense of entitlement! No shame at coming out with the most vile comments. One of them has even been demanding (and getting) a stressed nurse to wheel him downstairs to the outside area so he can smoke (despite the whole campus being nicotine free).
I cannot believe the patience and serenity which these NHS workers deploy in the face of such disgusting behaviour. Me...I would ensure that every injection was an agony, they would be left sitting on their bedpans forever.
I have had to threaten and bully sweetheart to remain...and thankfully, he has been too ill to not just go and smother one of them! Coming home today, we hope - early cos he cannot stand it a day longer.
I cannot believe the patience and serenity which these NHS workers deploy in the face of such disgusting behaviour. Me...I would ensure that every injection was an agony, they would be left sitting on their bedpans forever.
I have had to threaten and bully sweetheart to remain...and thankfully, he has been too ill to not just go and smother one of them! Coming home today, we hope - early cos he cannot stand it a day longer.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
I thought we'd get something better than that.
PR1Berske
Alligator in chains by the park gates.
I work with Farage supporters. They don't see the disconnect between being NHS workers and voting for a Party that wants to sell off the NHS. When you listen to them it's all the complaints you'd expect to hear from Labour supporters - want a party to represent working class voices, want to secure good future for their kids, etc - but they don't believe Labour is any different to the Tories so they've gone elsewhere.
This bunch was a particularly hateful bunch of Yaxley-Lennon types...and obviously amplified and emboldened each other...it was kinda shocking and illuminating cos I have not really seen the type 'in the flesh'.
Yeah, PR1Berske I think this is true of many of the people I know - neighbours and family...inasmuch as all of them feel politically homeless. However, voting for Reform has been no sort of solution for many of them, while those who have done seem to have swallowed the whole 'Britain is full' scenario, yet would be mortified to be seen as racist (although some are). It is a difficult one because resources are being removed unequally yet not a single politician has any desire to remedy the vast inequality in this country. Nearly everyone I know has simply withdrawn from the parliamentary democratic process (also a bonus for ruling elites). Me too, tbf. I have largely taken myself away from any sort of public life or activism because I am fucked if I am spending the last years of life in a permanently furious state of rage. Same reason I hardly ever check in to Urban too...combative, aggressive, nit-picking, hectoring over minutiae...but I think that says more about me than the actual forum (I just don't relish the cut and thrust anymore...never have really).
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andysays
Love and solidarity
TBH, I think many of them actually want a party to represent white working class voices
My wife left her permanent job in the NHS this month due to this, an absolute xenophobe bully of a manager giving it large on 'the boats' and scroungers virtually every day. In a smallish room with the manager and just two other admin workers it was intolerable. Back to the 'Bank'.
Edit: Forgot to mention to make it even worse this was said in front of a POC daughter of immigrants.
Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
These cunts are emboldened. I was told that my sister in law was gobbing off about being a "proud" Reform supporter at my brother's 70th birthday party. Just as well I wasn't there as I would have kicked off. My son told me he was glad his (Polish) partner was in the toilet when this was said.
It's all getting a bit "Cabaret" and I keep expecting people to suddenly burst into song with Tomorrow Belongs to Me
It's all getting a bit "Cabaret" and I keep expecting people to suddenly burst into song with Tomorrow Belongs to Me
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
It may be the case that the media they consume tells them the problem lies with immigrants and wokeness. Get rid of those and we'll reclaim our empire and everything will be as it should be
We all want a better future for our kids, and if the faragists are told immigrants are what's stopping it, no need to listen to the details
GarveyLives
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Earlier today, Victoria Thomas Bowen of St Osyth Road in Clacton, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court and pleaded not guilty to assault by beating and criminal damage. This follows an incident in Clacton-on-Sea at around 2.10 p.m. on Tuesday 4 June 2024 outside the Moon & Starfish pub on the seafront. The prosecution claim that £30 of criminal damage was caused to a jacket belonging to James Woolfenden.
Ms Thomas Bowen has been released on unconditional bail and is next due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court for trial on 21 October 2024.
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.
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
What I'm hearing there is that he's happy to be milkshaked in private
Boo Radley75
Well-Known Member
I'm sure many, many people also felt the same way on one of the many occasions Farage has instigated hatred, threats and violence against others.
. Time to be really worried they might not get power but its encouraged a lot of things to slime out from under the rocks
Rob Ray
Weight is meaningless
Milkshake Farage is a courtroom crybaby - Freedom News
We’ve really reached a low point when throwing a milkshake at a politician is not only brought to court, but prosecuted as “assault by beating” ~ Rob Ray ~ Nigel Farage’s court case against Clacton hero Victoria Thomas Bowen is the latest example in a trend of politicians refusing to abide by...
freedomnews.org.uk
Did a wee bit about Mr lactose intolerant.
Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
Great article that 
PTK
Paul Kegan
A good article. There is one thing that I disagree with. People should not protest outside a person's home. Protest anywhere else against them, but not their home. Furthermore journalists should not be allowed to stand outside someone's home.Milkshake Farage is a courtroom crybaby - Freedom News
We’ve really reached a low point when throwing a milkshake at a politician is not only brought to court, but prosecuted as “assault by beating” ~ Rob Ray ~ Nigel Farage’s court case against Clacton hero Victoria Thomas Bowen is the latest example in a trend of politicians refusing to abide by...
Did a wee bit about Mr lactose intolerant.
PTK
Paul Kegan
What has that got to do with what I said?
andysays
Love and solidarity
I'm making the point that far-right mobs have recently not just protested outside hotels which are the nearest thing to a home many asylum seekers have, but threatened/attempted to burn them down with them still inside, and that Farage himself has said nothing to criticise that.
If anything he has encouraged those actions, and certainly helped to create the situation where that happens.
So there's quite a contrast between the actions referred to in Rob's piece and complained about by Cleverly, and the far right recent attacks on migrants and others perceived as "foreign".
Rob Ray
Weight is meaningless
In general life sure, but if you take it on yourself to make life and death decisions and then just toe the line on decisions that kill people I don't think entirely peaceful protests on public land are particularly out of order. We need to get out of this habit of thinking people can just do whatever horrible shit they like and never have the consequences reach closer than the office simply because they have the letters "MP" or "CEO" after their names. If I wandered into town and started chucking bricks at people I'd not then expect to be able to say "email my official address and I'll get back to you in five working days", you know?
cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
Covering all bases with a bit of hypocrisy thrown in.
From the graun
Donald Trump should concede defeat and “go and play golf” in Scotland if he loses to Kamala Harris, Nigel Farage has said, but added that the Democratic candidate should pardon Trump to “dampen down” the threat of unrest.
Farage, a friend of Trump who has spoken at the former president’s rallies in the past, said he hoped Harris would look “magnanimous” if she secured a “clear and decisive” victory.
The Reform UK leader is in the US for the election but said he hoped there would be no unrest after the result. Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts and is facing sentencing later in November for falsifying business records over payments to the adult film star Stormy Daniels days before his victorious 2016 election.
Farage, who has criticised Labour activists for travelling to campaign for Harris, said: “If she gets in on Tuesday I hope she pardons him. She could look magnanimous and it would dampen down potential tensions.
“If it was clear and decisive then maybe it’s time to go and play golf at Turnberry,” he said. “It’s all hypothetical and I still think he is going to win.”
Farage attended Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania on Monday, a key swing state where both candidates held rallies the day before the election.
From the graun
Donald Trump should concede defeat and “go and play golf” in Scotland if he loses to Kamala Harris, Nigel Farage has said, but added that the Democratic candidate should pardon Trump to “dampen down” the threat of unrest.
Farage, a friend of Trump who has spoken at the former president’s rallies in the past, said he hoped Harris would look “magnanimous” if she secured a “clear and decisive” victory.
The Reform UK leader is in the US for the election but said he hoped there would be no unrest after the result. Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts and is facing sentencing later in November for falsifying business records over payments to the adult film star Stormy Daniels days before his victorious 2016 election.
Farage, who has criticised Labour activists for travelling to campaign for Harris, said: “If she gets in on Tuesday I hope she pardons him. She could look magnanimous and it would dampen down potential tensions.
“If it was clear and decisive then maybe it’s time to go and play golf at Turnberry,” he said. “It’s all hypothetical and I still think he is going to win.”
Farage attended Trump’s rally in Pennsylvania on Monday, a key swing state where both candidates held rallies the day before the election.
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
Also the grifter is in favour of mass layoffs and hopes you see similar in the UK:
Farage also said he hoped Trump would bring in the X and Tesla owner, Elon Musk, to make big cuts to US spending, saying that was aligned with Reform UK’s thinking in Britain.
“This is the sexy bit: Elon comes in and takes a knife to the deep state. Just like when he bought Twitter he sacked 80% of the staff,” Farage said. “There are going to be mass lay offs, whole departments closing and I’m hoping and praying that’s the blueprint for what we then do on our side of the pond.
Farage also said he hoped Trump would bring in the X and Tesla owner, Elon Musk, to make big cuts to US spending, saying that was aligned with Reform UK’s thinking in Britain.
“This is the sexy bit: Elon comes in and takes a knife to the deep state. Just like when he bought Twitter he sacked 80% of the staff,” Farage said. “There are going to be mass lay offs, whole departments closing and I’m hoping and praying that’s the blueprint for what we then do on our side of the pond.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
i don't think trump's been convicted of a federal offence yet, so there's no way that in the event of a 'democratic' victory harris - even if so minded - could pardon him
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Starry Wisdom
i thought that would make you happy, krtek a houby
krtek a houby
Merry Xmas!
When it comes to US elections, it's not the happiest of times
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