Time for a PEP talk

[Pale Rider]

I'm surprised a columnist can still get a routine, formulaic, heard it all before character assassination of Farage published.

But maybe some people like to read the same old stuff over and over.

I'm not surprised posters on here are trying to deny there's a big problem of easy life seekers using bent lawyers.

There plainly is a big problem.

At least no one has yet squawked 'it was in the Daily Mail, it's crap', which is progress of a sort.

Although there's still time.

Come on, didn't the Mail support Oswald Moseley about 70 years ago?

Their latest story must be another fascist plot.

 

[Bromptonaut]

Anybody who has been a nodding acquaintance with Immigration Advice knows that there are far too many charlatans in the field. It doesn't need a Daily Mail sting to find that out.

There's significant regulation, beyond that applying to Solicitors, and an appeal system for those who are disciplined/struck off. Immigration Judges are regularly giving short shrift, often with referral to regulators, where they push things to far - often claiming to be able to avert deportation where, in reality, there's no hope.

In the advice sector we can give level 1 advice, basic stuff and pointers/signing etc. Anything more complex is level 2 or 3 and requires us to refer to a professional with level 2 qualifications. Common one is people here on spousal visas where the relationship has broken down, probably with violence or other abusive behaviours.

As to Nige, I'm not sure what you mean. The man assassinated his own character years ago....

 

[Deleted member 49]

Did you write that Multi, lots, lots of twaddle from our little friends over the pond

Farage lol...feck he loves anyone's money.He even got played into cheering on the IRA for eighty odd quid.😁
He's a character ain't he....

View: https://twitter.com/AryehKahn1/status/1450421374804234241?t=fJJ76ETRo2AnPSj4CQwbnQ&s=19

 

[Pale Rider]

The man assassinated his own character years ago....

Even if that's true, these columns are still the same old shite regurgitated.

It's rather like those who post a 70-year-old Mail story in a feeble attempt to undermine the paper's latest exclusive.

 

[Ian H]

I think you mean 'testerical' Ian

Now you're making assumptions about that pretty little thing called @matticus

 

[the snail]

I'm not sure how his reputation has been damaged by this? The fanboys on here seem to think the sun shines out of his ...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuAXoQ0luR4

 

[BoldonLad]

I'm not sure how his reputation has been damaged by this? The fanboys on here seem to think the sun shines out of his ...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuAXoQ0luR4

I wonder, is it possible to have inverse damages, if his reputation has been enhanced?

 

[Pale Rider]

The fanboys on here seem to think the sun shines out of his ...

I've not seen any fanboys on here.

You may be 'confusing' those with posters who believe Farage has a point about the banks.

 

[Deleted member 159]

I'm not sure how his reputation has been damaged by this? The fanboys on here seem to think the sun shines out of his ...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuAXoQ0luR4

From the look of it, its a shout out request for N Farage to read out. That's why he has appeal/ attraction to the masses.

He is the other fella down the pub having a laugh and joke with.

When the other wooden top politicians do it, it looks so awkward almost string puppet like.

 

[Deleted member 159]

You may be 'confusing' those with posters who believe Farage has a point about the banks.

That's what most think, its about the wider picture.

I know directly how inconvenient it is to lose banking and then have energy/ time diverted into getting a new accounts sorted before losing functionality.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Sex workers are reporting regularly being de-banked.

I presume they take card payments now with very few banks having active branches to accept cash money.

 

[Pale Rider]

Sex workers are reporting regularly being de-banked.

I presume they take card payments now with very few banks having active branches to accept cash money.

Yes, a bunk up on the Barclaycard has been a thing for a while.

 

[BoldonLad]

Yes, a bunk up on the Barclaycard has been a thing for a while.

Not sure I would like that, by the time the unpleasant bit arrives (ie paying) the fun is long gone

 

[Deleted member 159]

Not sure I would like that, by the time the unpleasant bit arrives (ie paying) the fun is long gone

If it was a good experience it will be like a Harry Potter 'rememberall'

 

[Mr Celine]

Yes, a bunk up on the Barclaycard has been a thing for a while.

I hope you take precautions and don't err ride bareback.