Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[CXRAndy]

The USA has already done that, but there's no harm in this case of hitting the point home


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[Dorset Boy]

Are we supposed to do the standard cry of "hypocrites!" when certain posters don't admit Farage's sins (or 'incompetence' of having a team that 'forgets' to declare his outside earnings)?

There really is only one Farage fan on here, and it's obvious who.

 

[bobzmyunkle]

There really is only one Farage fan on here, and it's obvious who.

Aren't you a bit of a (closet) Farage fan @Stevo 666?

 

[Psamathe]

Only 17? Make him PM!

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£330,000 is a lot of money, not forgetting a few free cups of coffee. I'd hope he would be suspended from the House for at least 11 sitting days (to allow the people of Clacton to reflect on how well they feel represented).

 

[briantrumpet]

£330,000 is a lot of money, not forgetting a few free cups of coffee. I'd hope he would be suspended from the House for at least 11 sitting days (to allow the people of Clacton to reflect on how well they feel represented).

Let's not forget that we *still* don't know the source of the £880k that his partner rustled up to buy their Clacton house that I guess neither of them are living in.

 

[spen666]

All those condemning Farage for the 17 breaches seem to miss one crucial word of the findings - namely that the breaches were found to be "INADVERTENT". This puts a very different slant on culpability ( not liability)

 

[Dorset Boy]

Aren't you a bit of a (closet) Farage fan @Stevo 666?

I really don't think he is.

 

[Blazing Saddles]

I really don't think he is.

I would say that he definitely is a Farage fanboi.

 

[Stevo 666]

I would say that he definitely is a Farage fanboi.

Why do you say that?

 

[Psamathe]

All those condemning Farage for the 17 breaches seem to miss one crucial word of the findings - namely that the breaches were found to be "INADVERTENT". This puts a very different slant on culpability ( not liability)

When somebody takes on responsibilities and obligations there is a duty that they fullfil those obligations ie do the research, do or check that the requiirements are being correctly met. "Inadvertent" shows a failure to fulfil obligations they undertook.

And a few few cups of coffee might be inadvertent but £330,000 is not something that "slipped down the back of the sofa and I didn't notice".

 

[Xipe Totec]

There really is only one Farage fan on here, and it's obvious who.

I thought we had four or five of these flag-licking binburners who dream of living on a dying, irradiated planet owned and ruled by mercurial, psychopathic billionaire man-children.

I dunno, but I guess they must think they somehow won't be among the rubbish little people getting their faces repeatedly jackbooted.

 

[Dorset Boy]

I thought we had four or five of these flag-licking binburners who dream of living on a dying, irradiated planet owned and ruled by mercurial, psychopathic billionaire man-children.

I dunno, but I guess they must think they somehow won't be among the rubbish little people getting their faces repeatedly jackbooted.

Well who are these 4 or 5?

 

[Pross]

To be fair to Farage (I hate myself!) it appears it wasn't entirely his fault although I'm still not sure how you can do £330k of work on the side whilst fulfilling the responsibilities of your main job.

 

[Pblakeney]

To be fair to Farage (I hate myself!) it appears it wasn't entirely his fault although I'm still not sure how you can do £330k of work on the side whilst fulfilling the responsibilities of your main job.

Ask the constituents of Clacton if he is fulfilling the responsibilities of his main job.

 

[Dorset Boy]

Ask the constituents of Clacton if he is fulfilling the responsibilities of his main job.

Like Trump, his main job is self serving.