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Nightmare Roy
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Its just foreign funded establishment entrapment apparently
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Reform officials suspended over donations investigation will not 'come back', says party chair – UK politics live
James Orr and Dan Jukes, aides to Nigel Farage, stepped down after an investigation by Channel 4.
Unlock Democracy, which campaigns for democratic reform, says the Reform UK undercover donations investigation shows the need for a cap on the amount people can donate to political parties.
Tom Brake, its chief executive (and a former Lib Dem MP), said:
Until a donations cap is in place, the temptation will always be there to circumvent the rules when pursuing large donors.
This latest allegation must be thoroughly investigated to confirm no laws have been broken.
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Farage admits conversations filmed undercover 'don't look good', and says he's 'not happy'
Here are some more lines from Nigel Farage’s interview with LBC this morning where he gave his response to the undercover report about an apparent Reform UK plot to evade election donations rules.
Farage insisted Reform UK had not broken any laws – but he admitted aides had said things they “perhaps should not have been said” and conceded he was “not happy” about this. He said:
The party has broken no laws. The party has not taken any dodgy money or anything like that whatsoever.
However, it is a clear case of entrapment, and they worked at it for a very, very long time, and they got a couple of our contractors to say things that perhaps should not have been said.
And as a result of that, you know, they have been removed this morning. And yeah, you know, I’m not happy about it.
He rejected the claim that the footage of him discussing a £500,000 donation with fake father-and-son donors showed that he was aware of a plan to circumvent electoral law. He said:
If you listen to what I said, I said, is this all above board? Is this all legal? I’ve been told it was a global family office based in London. And by the way, I was in the middle of a Clacton by-election. I turned up to see people. I knew nothing about them whatsoever. I meet people all the time.
He claimed the three polls featured in the investigation were not commissioned by Reform UK. He said:
Whilst the poll benefited Reform, it wasn’t commissioned by Reform.
It had nothing to do with Reform. It was an independent third party that did it. So that’s nothing. That’s nothing. Polls are funded by overseas people every single week. Every single week.
James Orr and Dan Jukes, aides to Nigel Farage, stepped down after an investigation by Channel 4.
Unlock Democracy, which campaigns for democratic reform, says the Reform UK undercover donations investigation shows the need for a cap on the amount people can donate to political parties.
Tom Brake, its chief executive (and a former Lib Dem MP), said:
Until a donations cap is in place, the temptation will always be there to circumvent the rules when pursuing large donors.
This latest allegation must be thoroughly investigated to confirm no laws have been broken.
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Farage admits conversations filmed undercover 'don't look good', and says he's 'not happy'
Here are some more lines from Nigel Farage’s interview with LBC this morning where he gave his response to the undercover report about an apparent Reform UK plot to evade election donations rules.
Farage insisted Reform UK had not broken any laws – but he admitted aides had said things they “perhaps should not have been said” and conceded he was “not happy” about this. He said:
The party has broken no laws. The party has not taken any dodgy money or anything like that whatsoever.
However, it is a clear case of entrapment, and they worked at it for a very, very long time, and they got a couple of our contractors to say things that perhaps should not have been said.
And as a result of that, you know, they have been removed this morning. And yeah, you know, I’m not happy about it.
He rejected the claim that the footage of him discussing a £500,000 donation with fake father-and-son donors showed that he was aware of a plan to circumvent electoral law. He said:
If you listen to what I said, I said, is this all above board? Is this all legal? I’ve been told it was a global family office based in London. And by the way, I was in the middle of a Clacton by-election. I turned up to see people. I knew nothing about them whatsoever. I meet people all the time.
He claimed the three polls featured in the investigation were not commissioned by Reform UK. He said:
Whilst the poll benefited Reform, it wasn’t commissioned by Reform.
It had nothing to do with Reform. It was an independent third party that did it. So that’s nothing. That’s nothing. Polls are funded by overseas people every single week. Every single week.
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Surely Farage is toast? This is as bad as Boris and the Covid Parties.
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What's wrong with covid parties?
The British Public is soft as wet bread. So what some politicians and their ttoff pals drank Prosecco when a bad flu was going around, big f'n deal. The mess the country is in and this is the kind of crap people think about, insane.
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Maybe the good people of Clacton should decide if any wrong doing has gone on here?
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Reform Conference Live, Nigel Farage to speak later, scheduled for about 3.50pm
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Where's your hero Kamala?Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:07You must be ready to cream your pants in anticipation of seeing your hero speak.![]()
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Especially if he's wearing his mustard jacket and purple cords.Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:07You must be ready to cream your pants in anticipation of seeing your hero speak.![]()
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Practicing a new speech somewhere about how the past is not about how the future will determine the sum of all it's parts that came before it, or indeed, in the present.
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I'm Canadian dummy, I don't have Americans as heroes and especially not politicians.
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Nigel Farage speaking now. 
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Nice of you to admit it.Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:42I'm Canadian dummy,IRONFIST wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:12Where's your hero Kamala?Baby Face Finster wrote: ↑Yesterday, 08:07
You must be ready to cream your pants in anticipation of seeing your hero speak.![]()
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Not in the Epstein Files?
Release the unredacted Epstein Files!
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Even Nick Ferrari was turning the heat up on Farrage the other day. He really doesn't seem to have many friends left, does he?
Obviously the idea of foreign interference, dodgy donations, members in prison for taking bribes, wanting to privatise the NHS, erode workers rights, suck up to one of the worst presidents in US history and put forward budgets similar to that of Liz Truss.... Well, that won't change the minds of the cultists. The former moderate Tory voters won't be having this, though.
Obviously the idea of foreign interference, dodgy donations, members in prison for taking bribes, wanting to privatise the NHS, erode workers rights, suck up to one of the worst presidents in US history and put forward budgets similar to that of Liz Truss.... Well, that won't change the minds of the cultists. The former moderate Tory voters won't be having this, though.
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Remember when all the Reform adjacent right wingers were going mental about just stop oil blocking roads as a protest, and how we should ban the burqa because we don't know who's under there?
Well. A load of blokes have turned up at Dover. They've stopped all the traffic, dressed all in black with balaclavas.
A 'Stop the Boats' protest.
Now, let's hear the same people rampage about protest interrupting people getting on with their daily lives.
Well. A load of blokes have turned up at Dover. They've stopped all the traffic, dressed all in black with balaclavas.
A 'Stop the Boats' protest.
Now, let's hear the same people rampage about protest interrupting people getting on with their daily lives.
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I feel exactly the same about this lot protesting as I do about the just stop oil lot. These protests do F all but get everybody’s backs up.Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 06:10 Remember when all the Reform adjacent right wingers were going mental about just stop oil blocking roads as a protest, and how we should ban the burqa because we don't know who's under there?
Well. A load of blokes have turned up at Dover. They've stopped all the traffic, dressed all in black with balaclavas.
A 'Stop the Boats' protest.
Now, let's hear the same people rampage about protest interrupting people getting on with their daily lives.
I’d get behind them if they were in the channel sinking the dinghy’s
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What makes you think its a cult?Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 05:58 Even Nick Ferrari was turning the heat up on Farrage the other day. He really doesn't seem to have many friends left, does he?
Obviously the idea of foreign interference, dodgy donations, members in prison for taking bribes, wanting to privatise the NHS, erode workers rights, suck up to one of the worst presidents in US history and put forward budgets similar to that of Liz Truss.... Well, that won't change the minds of the cultists. The former moderate Tory voters won't be having this, though.
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Fair enough, mate. I'm the exact opposite. I think people's right to protest should be protected... No matter what they're protesting.smiling assassin wrote: ↑Today, 10:35I feel exactly the same about this lot protesting as I do about the just stop oil lot. These protests do F all but get everybody’s backs up.Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 06:10 Remember when all the Reform adjacent right wingers were going mental about just stop oil blocking roads as a protest, and how we should ban the burqa because we don't know who's under there?
Well. A load of blokes have turned up at Dover. They've stopped all the traffic, dressed all in black with balaclavas.
A 'Stop the Boats' protest.
Now, let's hear the same people rampage about protest interrupting people getting on with their daily lives.
I’d get behind them if they were in the channel sinking the dinghy’s
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Jesus wept.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 12:29What makes you think its a cult?Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 05:58 Even Nick Ferrari was turning the heat up on Farrage the other day. He really doesn't seem to have many friends left, does he?
Obviously the idea of foreign interference, dodgy donations, members in prison for taking bribes, wanting to privatise the NHS, erode workers rights, suck up to one of the worst presidents in US history and put forward budgets similar to that of Liz Truss.... Well, that won't change the minds of the cultists. The former moderate Tory voters won't be having this, though.![]()
Have you seen the old people at the conference assaulting the protestors?
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No i haven't seen that but I'm not surprised, I'd like to know the average IQ of hardcore Reform supporters, we have to be talking shoe size type scores. I've got a couple in the family (not blood related) they are thick as pig shit, you cannot open there eyes. Thankfully a couple of the smarter more centre right ones have seen the error of their ways and realise what a grifting crook Farridge is, hopefully there are millions more like that.Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 13:24Jesus wept.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 12:29What makes you think its a cult?Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑Today, 05:58 Even Nick Ferrari was turning the heat up on Farrage the other day. He really doesn't seem to have many friends left, does he?
Obviously the idea of foreign interference, dodgy donations, members in prison for taking bribes, wanting to privatise the NHS, erode workers rights, suck up to one of the worst presidents in US history and put forward budgets similar to that of Liz Truss.... Well, that won't change the minds of the cultists. The former moderate Tory voters won't be having this, though.![]()
Have you seen the old people at the conference assaulting the protestors?