AlexRich

4 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:

Oh dear - trod on a nerve did I? You'll get over it I'm sure.????

They don't like it being pointed out that "man of the people" Nigel is anything but, and that their role in his campaign is that of "useful idiots".

6 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Or I  could go the ladyboy route, where I don't need an erection to have sex.

I think you’ve found the solution.

16 minutes ago, aright said:

A bright future and a 4 day working week. What more could you want? 

Do you have a job? I'd guess not ... an OAP?

1 minute ago, nauseus said:

great answer

The truth about Farage will come out in due course ... I hope you live to see it. 

23 minutes ago, aright said:

Are the police in on this insider dealing?

Market manipulation and insider dealing are both criminal offences which can mean an unlimited fine, a prison sentence of up to 7 years or both. Lieing is only a criminal offence in a court room when a person says something under oath which he/she knows to be wrong.

As for being an idiot don’t forget one mans idiot is another mans oracle.

Since he has not been prosecuted it seems no one in authority agrees with you, and I bet they wish they could, you seem to have formed your opinion on the basis of a personal poll; yourself. Once again an opinion expressed as a fact.

A much larger poll comprising 34% of the electorate think he is a man of the people.

Since you are a staunch defender of polls which poll do you think has the greater credence?

A third of the UK electorate are morons ... taken in by an oily little conman. Let's hope the investigation into Farage gets to the bottom of his activities. And the same goes for Aaron Banks, where did his £8m come from? 

The day will come when we all learn the truth about these shady characters.

30 minutes ago, nauseus said:

evidence was clearly outlined 

 

    he appears to have lied

 

         if he's a criminal ... a crook...

 

               why isn't he behind bars?

 

let's hope that is where he will end up

25 minutes ago, aright said:

Running true to form. A few days ago the person who's opinion he disagreed with was a stooge and a chimp. Today his nemesis is an oily little conman who has a following of old idiots.

Some Remainers can only articulate disagreements in terms of insults. 

The FA cup beckons 

The evidence was clearly outlined ... Farage stated on live television on the eve of the results that his friends in the city had told him that leave had lost ... when he was previously provided with Hedge Fund funded exit poll data that predicted a leave win. He made the statement twice, at different times, and GBP surged higher ... only to fall like a stone when the results came through. Not only did he have inside information but he appears to have lied on live television in order to get GBP as high as possible before it crashed, manipulating the market. The purpose was to maximise hedge fund profits from shorting GBP. He's a criminal ... a crook ... and all these old idiots seem to believe that he's a man of the people.

Here's the truth about Nigel Farage, a oily little conman, not the man of the people he likes to portray himself as. But still lot's of old idiots follow him.

2 hours ago, aright said:

In my minds eye the word second always conjures up "the first loser"

We are heading that way ... it's not looking good for Brexit lovers.

46 minutes ago, Loiner said:

So many of them, particularly the young, still think it's all only about their European holidays. The young and stupid so malleable, falling for the Remain propaganda on MSM.
I noticed a couple of the Johnny Euros posting more Project Fear about the same thing here recently too. (Passport queues and Schengen visas) Maybe there is not so much separation between some Europeans and the EU. Never mind, their own populist right movements are coming to save them soon.

More nonsense ... it's not about "holidays", it's about having the option to easily live, work and retire in another European country, take part in academic projects and research, and be part of a larger economic grouping. Brexit will make that a great deal more difficult ... but not for Farage's family, with their German passports, of course. 

2 hours ago, Loiner said:

Are you saying that from your safe space sweetie? Is that old man too close to the real world for you? Let's try and get him banned from all MSM, you know, where the children play.

He may be around longer than you think, or could easily be replaced because there are millions more out there who know the truth and are not afraid of twatter trolls.

People like pantomime Pat are dying every day, natural selection weeds out the nasties like him. It gladdens my heart.

1 hour ago, nauseus said:

The post is just a poll. The youth balance for remain is not as biased as the poll, or you, declare it to be.

Only "opinions" count? Polls that don't fit your opinion are "biased".

1 hour ago, nauseus said:

You go on about facts but invariably, within your own opinions and criticisms, there are none at all. 

The problem is that you don't believe any polls? If any piece of information doesn't fit your "opinion" you dismiss it's credibility. Opinion trumps everything in your world.

You remind me of the tourists who book an all inclusive deal at a hotel in Spain, packed with their fellow countrymen, and never leave it until they fly home. They went to Spain ... but not really.

40 minutes ago, wilcopops said:

It is a constant source of amazement how Brexiteers manage to get EVERYTHING wrong, drawing absolutely irrational conclusions using totally inaccurate evidence. 

It really doesn't matter how much you think Brexit is an answer or how many people vote for it, it doesn't make it right - you can't vote the world flat.

It's been a continuing source of amusement to me reading posts of Brexiteers since the referendum result. Every prediction wrong ... we had Sgt Rock (long gone) predicting the collapse of the EU and providing his "proofs", and insisting everyone else posts "proofs" ... wrong. A more recent one was telling me that I simply lacked his legal and forensic skills when I told him the UK would still be in the EU on 30 March 2019 ... he's since disappeared. 

I recognise that most OAPs in the UK support Brexit ... but these guys fail to acknowledge that young people in this country do not. Opinions trump facts in their deluded world.

19 minutes ago, aright said:

You can't fix stupid either but you can vote it out.

In a second referendum.

2 hours ago, nauseus said:

Facts? There was a good showing of bright youngsters on the TV a while back, with the leavers in about equal numbers to remainers (it was up north somewhere) but far more aware and astute than the pro EU lot. Hopefully this will be the vanguard of Generation Z, who are presently witnessing this attack on UK democracy and can't believe it, either. Good for them!

 

The EU is finally being exposed for the ponzi scheme that it is. European countries could have any mutual economic benefits as are today, without losing so much sovereignty.  

 

By the time we get your second (third) referendum we should be out of the EU and it will be 2057.

Look at the age range details shown in a post above. The TV show was designed to have as many leave kids as remainers ... but with the total population of youth the balance is heavily for remain. 

2 minutes ago, nauseus said:

Morbid Report back on sale.

I'm only stating the facts ... Brexit lovers are a dying breed. Young people aren't obsessed with the EU, they rather quite like it. By the time we get that second referendum it will be dead in the water.

10 minutes ago, evadgib said:

....& none give birth or come of age to replace them?

(And a belated 'Owzat!')

It doesn't look like it ... unless of course every new baby born in the UK in the future comes out like Benjamin Button.

19 hours ago, nontabury said:

 

 

 Printed in the Guardian. Says it all really.

 

 

That's right ... we're at war with Germany? It comforts me that each year that passes 100,000s of idiots that voted Brexit die ... Darwinism really does work.