The Brexit Party

[Mr.Bishie]

I received a leaflet through the post today that was addressed to me personally. I’ve sent said group an email saying that this is a breach of GDPR & DPA. Do I report this to the ICO or another governing body?

 

[gentlegreen]

Nigel Farage 'walked away' after chauffeur was in crash with dad and toddler

 

[Badgers]

Nigel Farage would 'pick up a rifle' if Brexit is not delivered

 

[cupid_stunt]

Turns out they are not actually a political party though.

The Electoral Commission seems to disagree - View registration - The Electoral Commission

 

[killer b]

I received a leaflet through the post today that was addressed to me personally. I’ve sent said group an email saying that this is a breach of GDPR & DPA. Do I report this to the ICO or another governing body?

What makes you think they're in breach of the GDPR?

Edit: oh I see, this thread. It's nonsense, so dont waste your time.

 

[cupid_stunt]

I received a leaflet through the post today that was addressed to me personally. I’ve sent said group an email saying that this is a breach of GDPR & DPA. Do I report this to the ICO or another governing body?

It would be the ICO, but you'll not get anywhere, because they say themselves...

The law makes it compulsory to provide information to an electoral registration officer for inclusion in the full register. The details you are likely to have to provide are your name, address, national insurance number, nationality and age.

The full register is published once a year and is updated every month. It is used by electoral registration officers and returning officers across the country for purposes related to elections and referendums. Political parties, MPs and public libraries may also have the full register.

Electoral register

 

[Poi E]

Nigel Farage would 'pick up a rifle' if Brexit is not delivered

Good. We can shoot him for sedition.

 

[brogdale]

Nigel Farage would 'pick up a rifle' if Brexit is not delivered

So why hasn't he?

 

[Yossarian]

Good. We can shoot him for sedition.

I didn't think it was going to come to civil war but if it does, Nigel Farage's Brexit Army versus a generation that grew up playing first-person shooter video games is a battle I'd like to watch from a safe distance.

 

[Dogsauce]

I didn't think it was going to come to civil war but if it does, Nigel Farage's Brexit Army versus a generation that grew up playing first-person shooter video games is a battle I'd like to watch from a safe distance.

I’d just worry that the stereotypical ‘incel’ gamers will be throwing their lot in with UKIP now that it has adopted an anti-feminism position. Maybe Batten is actually a genius strategist with an eye on our post-democratic future.

(Or maybe, IME, such stereotypes are bollocks)

 

[Yossarian]

I’d just worry that the stereotypical ‘incel’ gamers will be throwing their lot in with UKIP now that it has adopted an anti-feminism position. Maybe Batten is actually a genius strategist with an eye on our post-democratic future.

(Or maybe, IME, such stereotypes are bollocks)

I think General Farage's deployment of the Incel Battalion will probably fail when they realise it will involve leaving their bedrooms.

 

[agricola]

I think General Farage's deployment of the Incel Battalion will probably fail when they realise it will involve leaving their bedrooms.

It would be for the best; otherwise it would be a race between dysentery and starvation.

 

[Smokeandsteam]

I didn't think it was going to come to civil war but if it does, Nigel Farage's Brexit Army versus a generation that grew up playing first-person shooter video games is a battle I'd like to watch from a safe distance.

Except the lines wouldn’t be drawn in that manner. Young working class people would be, in the main, on the side of Farage.

The continued crass attempts to erase class from the debate and pretend its generational whilst tiresome have taken hold in remain fantasy and repeated as fact.

 

[Yossarian]

Except the lines wouldn’t be drawn in that manner. Young working class people would be, in the main, on the side of Farage.

The continued crass attempts to erase class from the debate and pretend its generational whilst tiresome have taken hold in remain fantasy and repeated as fact.

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I think we may see desertions en masse when the young Farangists see where 80% of the women are, and they get the fifth directive in a day from headquarters ordering them to pull their socks up.

 

[redsquirrel]

Maybe just be me Yossarian, but that image doesn't seem to have formatted properly the bottom axis and key seem to be cut off.

EDIT: Ignore, is fine now.

 

[treelover]

Except the lines wouldn’t be drawn in that manner. Young working class people would be, in the main, on the side of Farage.

The continued crass attempts to erase class from the debate and pretend its generational whilst tiresome have taken hold in remain fantasy and repeated as fact.

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Same in France with the Rassemblement National, they have support from youth across the board,

 

[Poi E]

Except the lines wouldn’t be drawn in that manner. Young working class people would be, in the main, on the side of Farage.

The continued crass attempts to erase class from the debate and pretend its generational whilst tiresome have taken hold in remain fantasy and repeated as fact.

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Working class in Scotland shifted support to a nationalist party, so this is all believable.

 

[Pickman's model]

I think we may see desertions en masse when the young Farangists see where 80% of the women are, and they get the fifth directive in a day from headquarters ordering them to pull their socks up.

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Did you coin farangist? I hope so

 

[Mr.Bishie]

It would be the ICO, but you'll not get anywhere, because they say themselves...



Electoral register

They mailed me back today with that. I’ll pop the leaflet in an envelope to their address not stamped so they pay for it.

 

[cupid_stunt]

They mailed me back today with that. I’ll pop the leaflet in an envelope to their address not stamped so they pay for it.

I doubt that, they are most likely going to reject any post sent without a stamp on, you'll just be wasting your time & that of the Royal Mail.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

 

[treelover]

Farage on Andrew Marr under robust questioning acknowledges he still support a small state, health care insurance, etc, something for labour to go at him with?

He lost it a bit, starting to refuse to answer any more Q's not on Brexit, etc.

 

[The39thStep]

Farage on Andrew Marr under robust questioning acknowledges he still support a small state, health care insurance, etc, something for labour to go at him with?

He lost it a bit, starting to refuse to answer any more Q's not on Brexit, etc.

The relying on reeling out old quotes tack only has a certain shelf life. The BP will romp the Euros but the real question is what is possible for them after that and how they can be opposed. Just read a stat btw that amongst skilled workers they are very popular with Labour just shading the unskilled.

 

[Gerry1time]

Might need to change the thread title. Apparently it’s not a political party, it’s a company...

Farage calls for private health firms to 'relieve burden on NHS'

The thing people always forget about nazism is that it was effectively a system of state capitalism, where the state was run by companies. That’s what we’re now walking into.

 

[treelover]

Disabled and sick people are aware of that, ATOS, Maximus, making life changing decisions.

 

[Pickman's model]

Disabled and sick people are aware of that, ATOS, Maximus, making life changing decisions.

Yeh I'd have thought most people using the NHS are unwell in some way

 

[cupid_stunt]

Might need to change the thread title. Apparently it’s not a political party, it’s a company...

Not this again.

How many fucking times does it need pointing out they are registered party with the electoral commission.

 

[treelover]

Yeh I'd have thought most people using the NHS are unwell in some way

I'm talking about the profit making non benign element.

 

[Pickman's model]

Might need to change the thread title. Apparently it’s not a political party, it’s a company...

Farage calls for private health firms to 'relieve burden on NHS'

The thing people always forget about nazism is that it was effectively a system of state capitalism, where the state was run by companies. That’s what we’re now walking into.

In the last year I've had an endoscopy and ultrasound imaging. Both these referrals have been carried out by private companies. A colleague who suffered a stroke spent some weeks in a private hospital following time in an NHS hospital. It's become much more obvious to me that a vast array of roles are now filled by private companies. If the NHS is still struggling, bring the services back in house, reduce the number of bean counters and the duplication caused by the number of trusts and return to a view of the NHS not driven by profit and loss

 

[Pickman's model]

Not this again.

How many fucking times does it need pointing out they are registered party with the electoral commission.

Do read what farage said