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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

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By *I TwoCouple over a year ago

PDI 12-26th Nov 24

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?"

Just have another beer

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?"

I think when the most prominent brexiter of them all says ‘Brexit has failed’ it’s worthy of note.

I think when he says ‘French mechanics tried to assassinate me’ it should be taken with a pinch of salt.

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

I think when the most prominent brexiter of them all says ‘Brexit has failed’ it’s worthy of note.

I think when he says ‘French mechanics tried to assassinate me’ it should be taken with a pinch of salt. "

So can we get you to decide whether you trust nigel or not?

Dipping in and out of him being s trustworthy quoteable source 1 day, then saying he isn't trustworthy the next gets tiresome.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

I think when the most prominent brexiter of them all says ‘Brexit has failed’ it’s worthy of note.

I think when he says ‘French mechanics tried to assassinate me’ it should be taken with a pinch of salt.

So can we get you to decide whether you trust nigel or not?

Dipping in and out of him being s trustworthy quoteable source 1 day, then saying he isn't trustworthy the next gets tiresome.

In your world then, someone is either always reliable or never? No grey areas?

Interesting. Does that extend to your twitter sources?

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

I think when the most prominent brexiter of them all says ‘Brexit has failed’ it’s worthy of note.

I think when he says ‘French mechanics tried to assassinate me’ it should be taken with a pinch of salt.

So can we get you to decide whether you trust nigel or not?

Dipping in and out of him being s trustworthy quoteable source 1 day, then saying he isn't trustworthy the next gets tiresome.

In your world then, someone is either always reliable or never? No grey areas?

Interesting. Does that extend to your twitter sources? "

In terms of if I am quoting them then yes I would quote them whether good or bad.

I wouldnt pick and chose which of their quotes I chose to believe.

Either I think a person is trustworthy or I do not.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

I think when the most prominent brexiter of them all says ‘Brexit has failed’ it’s worthy of note.

I think when he says ‘French mechanics tried to assassinate me’ it should be taken with a pinch of salt.

So can we get you to decide whether you trust nigel or not?

Dipping in and out of him being s trustworthy quoteable source 1 day, then saying he isn't trustworthy the next gets tiresome.

In your world then, someone is either always reliable or never? No grey areas?

Interesting. Does that extend to your twitter sources?

In terms of if I am quoting them then yes I would quote them whether good or bad.

I wouldnt pick and chose which of their quotes I chose to believe.

Either I think a person is trustworthy or I do not."

Oh Farage isn’t trustworthy, of course not. He’s a proven liar.

But when even he is unable to present a positive argument for Brexit, it speaks volumes, no?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?"

long story short - because Farage is a proven liar, Morley thinks I should be consistent and not believe anything he says, including ‘Brexit has failed’

Personally speaking, I think when Brexit is so shit that even Farage can’t defend it, that’s worthy of note

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?"

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple over a year ago

in Lancashire

Farage is a vile racist shit bag, that doesn't of course mean that everything he says is bollocks or vile or both..

Just most of it..

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words."

Do you think people are binary? They either tell the truth totally, in whole 100% of the time, or they lie completely 100% of the time?

Because that’s literally your argument.

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By *rDiscretionXXXMan over a year ago

Gilfach

"Oh Farage isn’t trustworthy, of course not. He’s a proven liar.

But when even he is unable to present a positive argument for Brexit, it speaks volumes, no? "

Your original claim was that he didn't have a positive economic argument, but now you seem to have taken it beyond the believable. He presented lots of positive arguments on why Brexit would be a good idea. You don't get that many votes for your nascent political party without having some sort of good argument. Of course, you may not have agreed with those arguments, but it's clear that many people did.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Oh Farage isn’t trustworthy, of course not. He’s a proven liar.

But when even he is unable to present a positive argument for Brexit, it speaks volumes, no?

Oh my bad, I did indeed miss the word economic from there. My apologies, was not intentional.

Farage did present some positive arguments for Brexit - generally the ones that involved remaining in the CU/SM.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?"

Presumably even a lying sack of shit like Farage occasionally tells the truth?

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?"

Brexit is the unpolishable turd. That's presumably why Farage was quoted blaming the Tories for it all.

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words.

Do you think people are binary? They either tell the truth totally, in whole 100% of the time, or they lie completely 100% of the time?

Because that’s literally your argument. "

I think people are trustworthy or they aren't.

Sadly your reputation on here is beginning to precede you. Much like farage

That of a liar.

You seem not to believe any words farage says. Except when it benefits your argument. More flip-flops than boris and sks put together from you over whether farage is to be believed or not.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words.

Do you think people are binary? They either tell the truth totally, in whole 100% of the time, or they lie completely 100% of the time?

Because that’s literally your argument.

I think people are trustworthy or they aren't.

Sadly your reputation on here is beginning to precede you. Much like farage

That of a liar.

You seem not to believe any words farage says. Except when it benefits your argument. More flip-flops than boris and sks put together from you over whether farage is to be believed or not."

Why, when you’re proven wrong, do you not apologise for calling people liars, Morley? Are you not concerned about your credibility?

Silly me. Of course you’re not. You just double down.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Can we please come to an agreement on this forum.

Trust his words or don't trust his words.

I dont trust his words personally and have never quoted him.

Others then to dismiss what he says on some subjects as a sbake oil salesman and liar, but then quote him on occasions when it suits them.

Can we please have some continuity on this?

Presumably even a lying sack of shit like Farage occasionally tells the truth?"

Well a broken clock is correct twice a day! Farage was like a broken record! Is that similar

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words.

Do you think people are binary? They either tell the truth totally, in whole 100% of the time, or they lie completely 100% of the time?

Because that’s literally your argument.

I think people are trustworthy or they aren't.

Sadly your reputation on here is beginning to precede you. Much like farage

That of a liar.

You seem not to believe any words farage says. Except when it benefits your argument. More flip-flops than boris and sks put together from you over whether farage is to be believed or not."

Is Farage part of the Tufty Club?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What a weird thread. Feels like a “gotcha”. Who in their right mind (unless you were thick) would believe Farage? But Morley is going for “so therefore Brexit must be working cos Farage!”

So far Brexit is a turd. Farage was the chief turd polisher. But maybe he realises what is getting left on his hands and under his finger nails?

Apparently farage is believable when discussing the economics of brexit in 2016.

But when discussing banks and closing accounts among other things about cars etc. He's not to be trusted.

I feel either you believe farage or you don't.

You can't dip in and out of closing when you believe his words.

Do you think people are binary? They either tell the truth totally, in whole 100% of the time, or they lie completely 100% of the time?

Because that’s literally your argument.

I think people are trustworthy or they aren't.

Sadly your reputation on here is beginning to precede you. Much like farage

That of a liar.

You seem not to believe any words farage says. Except when it benefits your argument. More flip-flops than boris and sks put together from you over whether farage is to be believed or not.

Is Farage part of the Tufty Club?"

Well he has links with Civitas, who are based there. And of course Richard Tice…

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

When a goalie says the ball didn't cross the line I'm more cynical than if they said it did. Even if he's been proven to have lied on the past, I'd be more inclined to take his word when it goes against his agenda.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I can't say there is one person I know , personally or otherwise. Whose every word they utter I would automatically think they are telling the truth or lying.

I evaluate whats being said with the person saying it and lots of other information before forming a opinion.

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By *abioMan over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

Does farage lie… yup!

Has he had any mea culpa on brexit lately… nope!

Does that answer the question!

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By *ony 2016Man over a year ago

Huddersfield /derby cinemas

People are allowed to change their opinion of Farage , the case in point being the caller to his own show on LBC , who had apparently been kicked in the head by a horse

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By *idnight RamblerMan over a year ago

Pershore

Is there a completely trustworthy politician in the land? Love him or loathe him, it's unlikely Brexit would have happened without his constant sniping at the EU and attendant publicity. History will record him as either a hero or villain once the long term impact of Brexit is known.

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By *andj4fungamesCouple over a year ago

Los Alcazares

Obviously a dodgy mechanic. Didn't do a job properly, needs to be taken back for another try.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Is there a completely trustworthy politician in the land? Love him or loathe him, it's unlikely Brexit would have happened without his constant sniping at the EU and attendant publicity. History will record him as either a hero or villain once the long term impact of Brexit is known."

If his plans crash had ended ‘differently’ then we’d not have left the EU. (That’s not me wishing anyone dead before the usual suspects pipe-up) That’s a mark of how effective he was.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

Villain. There was never a positive outcome of brexit for British people, short, medium or long term. That's not what it was about.

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By *luttTV/TS over a year ago

Duns

His saying “Brexit has failed” though isn’t an opinion that the UK should still be in the EU, it’s just pretty standard politicking from someone in an opposition party, ie “the Tories are doing it all wrong, you need me to sort it out”.

He’s a bigoted racist weasel, but I don’t see anything particularly unusual about his statement when taken in context.

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"When a goalie says the ball didn't cross the line I'm more cynical than if they said it did. Even if he's been proven to have lied on the past, I'd be more inclined to take his word when it goes against his agenda.

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

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By *orleyman OP Man over a year ago

Leeds

"Does farage lie… yup!

Has he had any mea culpa on brexit lately… nope!

Does that answer the question! "

Not really no.

Are people choosing when they believe a politician based on what they say.

Seemingly so.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Does farage lie… yup!

Has he had any mea culpa on brexit lately… nope!

Does that answer the question!

Not really no.

Are people choosing when they believe a politician based on what they say.

Seemingly so."

No one is "believing" Farage when he says brexit has failed.

Clearly either:

A. Brexit happened, so it has not failed. In which case he's telling a lie, as we've left the EU.

B. However if he's talking about brexit being successful for British people or not. Clearly it's not. So it's the truth. (although his statement is misleading as it implies there was a possible positive outcome from brexit).

Why is this even a discussion point? Who care what the lying sack of shit does or doesn't say.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know. "

So you believe human either tell the truth 100% of the time or lie 100% of the time. Like programmed robots..?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know. "

You don’t believe that a goalie wouldn’t do that? Or a defender wouldn’t throw up an arm for offside in the vain hope of getting a whistle? And that would mean they can never be trusted on any subject?

You’re aware of how naive and frankly stupid that is?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

So you believe human either tell the truth 100% of the time or lie 100% of the time. Like programmed robots..?"

No, he doesn’t believe that. He’s just pretending he does because he wants to try and score a point.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know. "

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Do you believe everything everyone says ? Or do you believe everything some people say and nothing others say? How do you navigate this? One can't go back to primary evidence on everything!

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it."

I'm not here to sell you double glazing, I mean I do sell it but I can see you wouldn't really need it. However if you are interested in being 20% more efficient in energy savings I could recommend an air source heat pump, and you will get a 5k grant from the government if you install one.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda? "

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Lefties love to hate. So much judgement and hate from people that are so "liberal" hiding behind be kind pushing ideologies on to others go woke or go broke. Hypocritical nimbies raising wet snowflakes who have no identity.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me"

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated. "

I wonder if he realises that his Brexit caused the current problems.

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

I wonder if he realises that his Brexit caused the current problems."

I think Cummings had more influence over the outcome of brexit than Farage.

Farage set the table, Cummings took over.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated. "

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

Are you serious, do some homework it will take you all of 30 seconds, unless this question was loaded of course....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

I’d argue that Farage needs small bit crossings. Just as Yaxley-Lennon needs Islamic extremism.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

Are you serious, do some homework it will take you all of 30 seconds, unless this question was loaded of course...."

Not loaded. Just wondering why you think he cares.

There are some things he failed to achieve with brexit. But a few punters arriving on a small boat isn't one of them.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

I’d argue that Farage needs small bit crossings. Just as Yaxley-Lennon needs Islamic extremism."

Of course. It was a powerful tool for him during the run up to the referendum. But surely no one actually thinks he gives a fuck?

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By *otMe66Man over a year ago

Terra Firma

So the you are picking and choosing when some 1 is to be believed. Good to know.

No. I give more credibility to statement that would go against someones agenda than when it supports their agenda. Or at the very least, I'm more interested in it.

Far better return than the double glazing I sell, now if you are interested and I'm cutting my own throat here, take this card and let them know I sent you and I'm sure they will do you a deal.

That sort of not part of their agenda?

In what way is Farage saying Brexit has failed selling anything?

I suggest you take a swift reset…. It hardens those that want the promised Brexit change.

360 is your friend rather than google as you pointed out to me

Brexit is done. It’s not getting renegotiated. What we have is what we’ve got.

Brexit and sovereignty, still plenty Farage does not consider finished to his satisfaction and he wont feel it has achieved until the small boat crossings are eliminated.

Why do you suggest that Farage cares about small boat crossings?

I’d argue that Farage needs small bit crossings. Just as Yaxley-Lennon needs Islamic extremism.

Of course. It was a powerful tool for him during the run up to the referendum. But surely no one actually thinks he gives a fuck?"

Like I said, take a look into is antics post referendum