Farage still at it.

Don't worry. It's totally reasonable for the British state to be represented by a clumsy and stupid clown who can't stop himself from making a fool of himself and his country, seriously damaging it's image and hurting it's relations with other countries...

Oh that's right! Boris Johnson is foreign minister... So i guess it would be perfectly reasonable to have Farage as ambassador. Send in the clowns! Get the clown cars ready!
 
HNH crowd funding legal action. I donated; not sure it's the right thing to do, but how do you make Farage responsible for what he says?
 
Filippo Lippi said:
HNH crowd funding legal action. I donated; not sure it's the right thing to do, but how do you make Farage responsible for what he says?
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Have someone follow him around with a plank and whenever he says something stupid he gets hit with it.
This could also be extended to several politicians I can think of.
 
Tolls said:
Have someone follow him around with a plank and whenever he says something stupid he gets hit with it.
This could also be extended to several politicians I can think of.
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Finally, the creation of some real, useful andworthwhile jobs that people can take pride in!
 
Tolls said:
Have someone follow him around with a plank and whenever he says something stupid he gets hit with it.
This could also be extended to several politicians I can think of.
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I suspect there would be a long queue for those wanting to have the plank.
 
Similar to how the Last Leg treated such people. Follow them around with guy playing a tuba.

#bom bom bom bom bom bom bom bom#
 
fagin said:
He stirred it up a bit more.

http://www.newstatesman.com/2016/12...idower-he-would-know-more-about-extremists-me

"Farage told LBC radio: "Well of course he would know more about extremists than me, Mr Cox, he backs organisations like Hope Not Hate, who masquerade as being lovely and peaceful but actually pursue violent and very undemocratic means."

"Hope Not Hate are considering legal action over Farage's comments."
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Come on. Farage is the victim here. He's been attacked by HNH bully boys while Mr cox tries to support odious people while being untouchable due to his dead wife.
 
Captain_Swoop said:
How are Hope Not Hate 'Bully Boys'? What ' Odious People'?
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Yeah read this Guardian article:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/dec/23/challenging-prejudice-constructively-hope-not-hate


And scratching my head as to who the odious people are. Of course the article also suggests why Farage might dislike them:

It’s this sort of slow, grassroots effort that Hope not Hate considers vital in post-Brexit Britain. Their concern is that, in the absence of such engagement, an opportunistic, populist right will find it easier to take hold. In May this year, Ukip took seven seats in the Welsh assembly – before then, it had zero.
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"Merry Christmas. Ignore all negative messages from the Archbishop of Canterbury and have a great day!"

Nigel's Christmas message, trolling Anglicans
 
Filippo Lippi said:
"Merry Christmas. Ignore all negative messages from the Archbishop of Canterbury and have a great day!"

Nigel's Christmas message, trolling Anglicans
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Farage is a man desperate for the spotlight, only the show has been cancelled. The last thing he wanted was a 'Leave' vote in the referendum. He wanted to rail against the establishment claiming they rigged things to get a 'Remain' vote, he saw himself as the leader of a mass movement. Now he's a footnote in history and in a couple of weeks when Trump has forgotten his name he'll have nothing left.
 
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