[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Not to puff my own trumpet Parmy but me and my wife are highly intelligent middle-class white people who have been under Tory rule from our early 20's to late 30's. Of course we've done just fine under the Tories .

Your wife comes across as someone stupid enough to pander to heroin addicts.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Your wife comes across as someone stupid enough to pander to heroin addicts.

she'd wipe the floor with you, me and the rest of TiBB on a sleepy Sunday Parmy, she certainly wouldn't pander to you.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Nigel attacked by crazed far-leftist whilst on the Campaign trial

https://x.com/GoldingBF/status/1800486125565608202

[user104658]

Can't wait for the election, simply so that all of this UKIP Brexit Party Reform Farage cult-of-personality guff dies down again.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Can't wait for the election, simply so that all of this UKIP Brexit Party Reform Farage cult-of-personality guff dies down again.

Your jealous of Nigel?

bloody hell SB what on earth

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Your jealous of Nigel?

bloody hell SB what on earth

I can't fathom how you'd come to that conclusion - is it because I said cult of personality? Those are for people who have big gobs and zero real influence or substance beyond garnering the support of the... ... proletariat. How ON EARTH could you come to the conclusion that I'm a populist seeking group approval... you of all people know how easy that would be to achieve around these parts.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Nigel knocking it out the park like sunak and tubby starmer could only dream of

crazy

[arista]

The Punk chucking concrete bits at Nigel.
after the plastic cup.

He is now Charged by the Police.


[A man has been charged after objects were
hrown at Nigel Farage while he was on a
campaign visit to Barnsley.
South Yorkshire Police said Josh Greally, 28,
had been charged with using threatening, abusive, insulting words
and behaviour with intent to cause fear
or provoke unlawful violence.

The Reform UK leader was on top of a part
y battle bus on Tuesday morning when
a cup was thrown, narrowly missing him.

Greally has been released on bail to appear before
Barnsley Magistrates’ Court on June 26.

Farage, speaking while campaigning in Ashfield,
Nottinghamshire, said the incident was “pretty nasty”.]

https://www.itv.com/news/2024-06-12/...campaign-trail

[joeysteele]

Absolutely disgraceful.
No politician or anyone working for them should have to put up with this

In fact it's worrying.
Because it's possibly more sinister as it appears harm is wanted to be done to Nigel Farage.

That is unforgivable.

Utter crazed madness.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Absolutely disgraceful.
No politician or anyone working for them should have to put up with this

In fact it's worrying.
Because it's possibly more sinister as it appears harm is wanted to be done to Nigel Farage.

That is unforgivable.

Utter crazed madness.

I do agree with you Joey.

[Parmy]

Its how it is with the left these days, they are the new 70s and 80s right wing.

Even at the weekend we had Barclays banks being smashed to smithereens only for it to be applauded by a leading left wing manchester councillor...its abhorrent, big up to Joey for being truthfull.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Its how it is with the left these days, they are the new 70s and 80s right wing.

I agree in part but what does that tell you.

It tells me that it's a social phenomenon that has absolutely bugger all to do with right-and-left.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I agree in part but what does that tell you.

It tells me that it's a social phenomenon that has absoltutely bugger all to do with right-and-left.

It tells me its socially acceptable to be destructive and violent towards the right wing.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I agree in part but what does that tell you.

It tells me that it's a social phenomenon that has absolutely bugger all to do with right-and-left.

Just stop oil isn't a left wing group so what are the other "left wing" crimes being committed these days?

The right wing of the 70's and 80's were involved in race riots.

Those 2 things are not the same.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

I think the 2 tier policing of islamists, just stop oil/climate nutters have emboldened leftists a great deal

[DemRed]

I honestly believed Farage was a one trick pony, but listening to him recently and paying a good deal of attention to his political thoughts, I will be voting Reform.
He's clearly a man of the people and someone who will hopefully get rid of the detritus who are wrongly sitting in our parliament.
Its time to drain the swamp.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by DemRed

He's clearly a man of the people

He's never had a sniff of power, you have no idea what sort of man he is or isn't. He's a good orator and public speaker and that's not always a positive, because being convincing in theory isn't the same thing as being effective in practice.

[DemRed]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

He's never had a sniff of power, you have no idea what sort of man he is or isn't. He's a good orator and public speaker and that's not always a positive, because being convincing in theory isn't the same thing as being effective in practice.

Our present government are out of touch technocrats who don't work for the British people, but constantly betray us.
Whilst I don't assume he's going to be our new PM yet, he should have some time to prove himself in Clacton and Dovercourt. A people person MP for the people who has proved himself in C&D may well be the PM we need.

[DemRed]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

He's never had a sniff of power, you have no idea what sort of man he is or isn't. He's a good orator and public speaker and that's not always a positive, because being convincing in theory isn't the same thing as being effective in practice.

By all accounts, he was offered a peerage... twice, in an attempt to stop the Brexit Party from running against the Conservatives. He turned down both offers.
MEP and co-president of the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy Group.
Founding member of the UK Independence Party.
One of very few voices for the Eurosceptic

What are the other choices?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by DemRed

By all accounts, he was offered a peerage... twice, in an attempt to stop the Brexit Party from running against the Conservatives. He turned down both offers.
MEP and co-president of the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy Group.
Founding member of the UK Independence Party.
One of very few voices for the Eurosceptic

What are the other choices?

Sadiq Khan in 5 years unfortunatly.

[Tinsel Toes]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Sadiq Khan in 5 years unfortunatly.

OMG his name makes me puke !

[bots]

i think people these days feel entitled to argue/become violent as they see fit

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think people these days feel entitled to argue/become violent as they see fit

It's because some of these people have never been taught that you can't have everything your own way.

So as adults, they develop violent behaviour when they can't get their own way, in this case it being Farage's right to campaign.

[Cherry Christmas]

Jo Cox’s widower has issued a warning after Nigel Farage had objects hurled at him while on the campaign trail in Barnsley.

Speaking on GB News, Brendan Cox hit out at people who found the attack “funny” as he warned some may feel emboldened to take such threats further.

Brendan’s late wife, former MP Jo Cox, died in 2016 after being shot and stabbed multiple times in the street in the village of Birstall, where she had been due to hold a constituency surgery.

He told GB News: “I think it's deeply depressing that people think that you can resolve political disagreements with intimidation, with violence.

“Some people think these things are a joke. The throwing of milkshakes, the throwing of eggs, the throwing of paper cups.
“But these things aren't because what they do is, they create a poisonous culture in our democracy.

“They make people who are willing to go further than that, not just throw things, perhaps throw a punch, perhaps worse than that."

Cox pointed out that he disagrees strongly with Nigel Farage on a number of issues politically, but this does not give somebody the right to intimidate as a result.

“So you can disagree vehemently with people like Farage, which I certainly do”, he said.

“But we have a responsibility to uphold the right of candidates, no matter their views.”

In light of yesterday’s attack, the Reform leader has been offered additional private security by the Home Office.

It is not the first incident of its kind during this General Election campaign, with the former Ukip chief struck by a milkshake as he launched his bid to win the seat in Clacton.

Two people have been charged over the incidents.

It is understood that the Home Office has been in touch with the Reform UK leader to offer additional private security.

Police chiefs say it is difficult to work out the intentions of people in crowds when would-be MPs are out campaigning, but that the candidates may not want to be put in a bubble as they try to speak to the public.

The number of intelligence and crime reports received by police relating to MPs has dropped sharply in recent months, but force chiefs insist candidates have confidence in officers to protect them.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Nigel Farage
@Nigel_Farage


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