They showed a pic of his daughters house where she lives.
She takes no part in his political life, is carefully kept away and now is hounded for something her father does.
I think a lot less of you for that Carlos.
No matter what you think of the guy, getting his family harassed at all hours is seriously not cool.
lighten up my man, she's totally fine
of all the nonsense that goes on...this is what gets you? nige and his crew always the victims
Wouldn't be saying that if someone was harassing your family, would you? Seems like harassment is fine if you like who's being harassed. There's absolutely no viable reason why paparazzi should be going to a politicians relative's house.
what exactly happened that is so traumatic ? they went to a house they thought he lived and left
Hard to track the Man of the People down what with the 5 mortgage free properties he owns (plus the 5 bedroomed place in Buckinghamshire he gets to stay at courtesy of his chum, Posh George).
of all the nonsense that goes on...this is what gets you? nige and his crew always the victims
Wouldn't be saying that if someone was harassing your family, would you? Seems like harassment is fine if you like who's being harassed. There's absolutely no viable reason why paparazzi should be going to a politicians relative's house.
what exactly happened that is so traumatic ? they went to a house they thought he lived and left
In a nut shell yes ,the right are the fcuking snow flakes, always have been.
Wouldn't be saying that if someone was harassing your family, would you? Seems like harassment is fine if you like who's being harassed. There's absolutely no viable reason why paparazzi should be going to a politicians relative's house.
what exactly happened that is so traumatic ? they went to a house they thought he lived and left
In a nut shell yes ,the right are the fcuking snow flakes, always have been.
Come on Roy there’s drips on both side of the fence mate
Farage resigned in an attempt to stop a parliament inquiring into his source of funds. He intends to stand in the by-election he caused. Labour and the Tories aren't biting and won't contest the seat, but Count Binface will.
So Farage will have to duke it out with a guy wearing a bin on top of his head to win his seat back. Very Monty Pythonesque.
These machinations won't save him. The inquiry will proceed assuming he wins his seat back. There must be a 5% chance the Count will win. It will make superb TV watching the Clacton by-election unfold. The Count is quite witty and Farage better hope he doesn't end up debating him.
When asked, the Count said he won't canvass in Clacton because Farage doesn't even visit the place.
Beltane wrote: ↑12 Jul 2026, 08:14
Farage resigned in an attempt to stop a parliament inquiring into his source of funds. He intends to stand in the by-election he caused. Labour and the Tories aren't biting and won't contest the seat, but Count Binface will.
So Farage will have to duke it out with a guy wearing a bin on top of his head to win his seat back. Very Monty Pythonesque.
These machinations won't save him. The inquiry will proceed assuming he wins his seat back. There must be a 5% chance the Count will win. It will make superb TV watching the Clacton by-election unfold. The Count is quite witty and Farage better hope he doesn't end up debating him.
When asked, the Count said he won't canvass in Clacton because Farage doesn't even visit the place.
If there was a two horse race in a general election Bin would win, in Clacton, not likely but even if he gets a 3rd of all votes, it makes Farridge look ridiculous
Beltane wrote: ↑12 Jul 2026, 08:14
Farage resigned in an attempt to stop a parliament inquiring into his source of funds. He intends to stand in the by-election he caused. Labour and the Tories aren't biting and won't contest the seat, but Count Binface will.
So Farage will have to duke it out with a guy wearing a bin on top of his head to win his seat back. Very Monty Pythonesque.
These machinations won't save him. The inquiry will proceed assuming he wins his seat back. There must be a 5% chance the Count will win. It will make superb TV watching the Clacton by-election unfold. The Count is quite witty and Farage better hope he doesn't end up debating him.
When asked, the Count said he won't canvass in Clacton because Farage doesn't even visit the place.
If there was a two horse race in a general election Bin would win, in Clacton, not likely but even if he gets a 3rd of all votes, it makes Farridge look ridiculous
It would be interesting if the Count actually won. I'm guessing he'd come dressed in character to parliament.
Beltane wrote: ↑12 Jul 2026, 08:14
Farage resigned in an attempt to stop a parliament inquiring into his source of funds. He intends to stand in the by-election he caused. Labour and the Tories aren't biting and won't contest the seat, but Count Binface will.
So Farage will have to duke it out with a guy wearing a bin on top of his head to win his seat back. Very Monty Pythonesque.
These machinations won't save him. The inquiry will proceed assuming he wins his seat back. There must be a 5% chance the Count will win. It will make superb TV watching the Clacton by-election unfold. The Count is quite witty and Farage better hope he doesn't end up debating him.
When asked, the Count said he won't canvass in Clacton because Farage doesn't even visit the place.
If there was a two horse race in a general election Bin would win, in Clacton, not likely but even if he gets a 3rd of all votes, it makes Farridge look ridiculous
It would be interesting if the Count actually won. I'm guessing he'd come dressed in character to parliament.
As it stands it's illegal to be in Parliament with a full face covering, several MPs are trying to change thos rule just incase he does win.
Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑12 Jul 2026, 14:12
If there was a two horse race in a general election Bin would win, in Clacton, not likely but even if he gets a 3rd of all votes, it makes Farridge look ridiculous
It would be interesting if the Count actually won. I'm guessing he'd come dressed in character to parliament.
As it stands it's illegal to be in Parliament with a full face covering, several MPs are trying to change thos rule just incase he does win.
Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑12 Jul 2026, 19:30
As it stands it's illegal to be in Parliament with a full face covering, several MPs are trying to change thos rule just incase he does win.
So the Burka isn't allowed?
I'd guess not if they are the rules
A quick google search would tell you it’s not banned in parliament.
A quick google search would tell you it’s not banned in parliament.
Face coverings are not allowed in Parliamentary proceedings.
Is the Burqa banned specifically? No. But then again, neither are motorcycle helmets, Mike Myers masks or Jesse James' bandannas.
Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑13 Jul 2026, 12:22
I'd guess not if they are the rules
A quick google search would tell you it’s not banned in parliament.
Face coverings are not allowed in Parliamentary proceedings.
Is the Burqa banned specifically? No. But then again, neither are motorcycle helmets, Mike Myers masks or Jesse James' bandannas.
The donation from Posh George's mother is looking interesting.
The police are involved in a criminal investigation, as it's possible that she was used to circumnavigate laws around donations.
? they went to a house they thought he lived and left
