1 minute ago, JonnyF said:

 

Tittle Tattle.

 

Unlike the proven evidence in multiple investigations into the antisemitic Labour party that you so adore. You know, the ones with "friends in Hamas". 

 

 

But but but whatabout….

 

I called it right:

 

28 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

And yes I understand you wish to defend Farage’s obnoxious antisemitism and when your defense of his antisemitism falls flat you switch to whataboutary.

 

 

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

He’s an opportunist, with a history of credible accusations of antisemitism against him.

The accusations are corroborated by multiple witnesses and the  Jewish victim of his hate.

 

    One of the very few UK politicians supporting Israel , giving his full support to Israel ...................and you're trying to portray him as an Anti Semite .

   You really need to stop falsely accusing people , thats three false accusations in two days 

3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

But but but whatabout….

 

I called it right:

 

 

 

A lifelong supporter of Labour and ardent anti-Jew/Israel poster calling someone an antisemite because of gossip from kids 40+ years ago really is a new level of hypocrisy even for you Chomps. 😄

4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

A lifelong supporter of Labour and ardent anti-Jew/Israel poster calling someone an antisemite because of gossip from kids 40+ years ago really is a new level of hypocrisy even for you Chomps. 😄

A baseless accusation coming from an apologist for a credibly accused antisemite.

 

 

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

A baseless accusation coming from an apologist for a credibly accused antisemite.

 

 

 

As opposed to a lifelong supporter of a proven antisemitic political party. 😀

5 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

    One of the very few UK politicians supporting Israel , giving his full support to Israel ...................and you're trying to portray him as an Anti Semite .

   You really need to stop falsely accusing people , thats three false accusations in two days 

I’m not portraying him has an antisemite.

 

People who know Farage and a Jew who was the subject of Farage’s antisemitism are accusing him of being an antisemite and racist.

 

Those reports, not by me, are corroborated, not by me.

 

 

1 minute ago, JonnyF said:

 

As opposed to a lifelong supporter of a proven antisemitic political party. 😀

But but but… whatabout…

Just now, Chomper Higgot said:

But but but… whatabout…

 

At least you're not denying it anymore.

 

Just trying to shut it down. 

 

Progress...

4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I’m not portraying him has an antisemite.

 

People who know Farage and a Jew who was the subject of Farage’s antisemitism are accusing him of being an antisemite and racist.

 

Those reports, not by me, are corroborated, not by me.

 

 

 

   ........................at school 50 odd years ago .

Maybe Farage should bring a libel case against the Jew who accuses him of antisemitism.

 

Farage, his accusers and the multiple corroborating witnesses would all have the opportunity to give their testimony under oath.

 

I’m guessing, but I doubt he will.

7 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Maybe Farage should bring a libel case against the Jew who accuses him of antisemitism.

 

Farage, his accusers and the multiple corroborating witnesses would all have the opportunity to give their testimony under oath.

 

I’m guessing, but I doubt he will.

 

    Sounds like good script for a new Spitting image show .

Nigel taking a school mate to Court for things said at school 🙂

   Actually I might take you to Court for falsely accusing me of making things up . When are you back in the UK next ?

36 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I’m not portraying him has an antisemite.

 

People who know Farage and a Jew who was the subject of Farage’s antisemitism are accusing him of being an antisemite and racist.

 

Those reports, not by me, are corroborated, not by me.

 

 

According to UK libel laws, spreading is the same offence as originating.

Not to forget AN equally guilty for publishing.

And "I'm only repeating what xxx stated" is not a defense.

 

And it's usually more attractive to sue the publisher!

5 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

It’s a corroborated account of Farage’s obscene antisemitism.

 

I know you want to give him a pass, but let’s not pretend he didn’t behave as reported.

"Ya, ya I'm gonna kill you and your mom and your dad and your pet kitten and... and......"

 

I think I might have said this to a school chum when I was 6 years old.  Should I hand myself in to the police??

22 minutes ago, simon43 said:

"Ya, ya I'm gonna kill you and your mom and your dad and your pet kitten and... and......"

 

I think I might have said this to a school chum when I was 6 years old.  Should I hand myself in to the police??

If you feel you must, no need for my permission.

 

35 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

According to UK libel laws, spreading is the same offence as originating.

Not to forget AN equally guilty for publishing.

And "I'm only repeating what xxx stated" is not a defense.

 

And it's usually more attractive to sue the publisher!

Not if the accusations are true.

Again, with so many witnesses against him, I doubt Farage would want to make his defense under oath.

 

 

In recent days, there has been the creation of a myth that the press is rounding on Farage's views when he was 13 years old.

 

 

 

The timeline seems clear. Its actually about views he expressed when in 6th Form. Yes, just a few years later, but by your late teens, when you're old enough to smoke, marry, join the army, vote, your world viewpoints are beginning to coalesce. His views at the time are anecdotes from schoolmates, who's memory might be clouded by the passage of time, but also documented reports from teachers, form masters, Cadet Force officers, who at the time, had now idea what his ambitions in life were.

 

If David Cameron can be put under the cosh for illegal acts with a severed pigs head when 19, Clinton for smoking a spliff when aged 18, Farage can be picked up on glorifying gas chambers when he was 17 going on 18. Most of us of his generation and gender were brought up on a weekly sub to Commando comic (and similar titles), learning German for hands up, Pig, surrender, and other handy phrases, and basically believing Germans were evil bastards and the Japanese not much better. I didn't go to a private school, so don't really recall kids like this.

 

Curious why workmates from Drexel Burnham Lambert, Crédit Lyonnais Rouse, Refco, and Natixis Metals aren't saying anything. 4 years working for Drexel, and no one remembers him?

 

https://www.ft.com/content/02cad03a-844f-11e4-bae9-00144feabdc0

 

Paints a little of the picture. Farage himself admits during this period he was a bit of a pisshead, not a prossie-murdering Patrick Bateman type, but maybe more along the lines of the sales drone executives at Stratton Oakmont.

https://www.thetimes.com/travel/destinations/uk-travel/england/london-travel/fame-and-fortune-ive-blown-a-small-fortune-on-my-party-zqtxw7hj3dv

 

Quote

 

What was your first job?
Aged 18, I worked for an old English company that was a subsidiary of the famous US investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert, whose motto was “No guts, no glory”. It was quite the most extraordinary Wall Street house that’s ever existed. It, of course, ended in disaster [bankruptcy in 1990]. The film Wall Street was based on Drexel.

My first salary was £4,000 a year [about £12,600 today]. I started on September 1 and got a £300 Christmas bonus. I thought that was fantastic. Things improved a bit after that. I’ve never earned a million a year but I had years when I earned several hundred thousand.

 

 

Besides booze, did Farage dabble a bit in other things, like Mandrax? He says he is anti drugs but also anti prohibition.

 

At what time did he stop goose stepping around the sales floor? Did he ever cross swords, including the liquid sort, with Nick Leeson? His old man was an alcoholic; did his dad's drinking cause his heavy drinking in the early 80s? Contemporaries from the time recall that the idea of Farage's favoured "PFL" didn't really exist after the Big Bang, which is when Farage started his career, as they were all too scared of losing their jobs.

 

I really don't understand why the British media gives so much attention to someone who leads a party of five seats in Parliament (out of 650). Sinn Fein have more seats in Westminster than this wise guy. Labour won more than 400 seats - a huge majority - leaving the Tories in their dust with fewer than 120 seats. Yet, Farage is in the news almost every day - and I'm sure he's loving it (regardless of what he's called) and so are his ultra-nationalist supporters. Time to stop giving him and his tiny minority a soapbox IMO. 

When you run out of credible argument and justification and all looks to be lost,throw mud and see if any will stick.

50 year old accusations - pathetic!

He's lying. You can see it through his blinking wide open eyes, like a cat in headlights, and his body language. He's not lying like a normally honest person would lie, he's 'mispeaking' like a privileged bully at a private school. His victims will always remember deeply hurtful comments like 'Hitler was right' when their families were Hitler's victims. Farage is a lying bully but he can't cover his eyes and body when he's doing it.

On 11/26/2025 at 8:55 AM, Chomper Higgot said:

It’s a corroborated account of Farage’s obscene antisemitism.

 

I know you want to give him a pass, but let’s not pretend he didn’t behave as reported.

Remember its from the totally unbiased BBC!😅

 

It is 50-year-old schoolboy testimony with zero hard evidence.

What we have:

No school disciplinary records (Dulwich College says it keeps nothing from the 1970s).

No letters home, no photos, no audio, no contemporaneous complaints on file.

Nothing written down at the time by teachers, pupils, or parents that has surfaced.

 

What we do have:

One named Jewish ex-pupil (Peter Ettedgui) going on the record in 2025 with a very specific, vivid memory of repeated personal antisemitic abuse, including the “Hitler was right … gas ’em … sssss” routine.

Two unnamed former pupils who told the BBC they saw the same thing happen to Ettedgui.

About 15–20 other ex-pupils (mostly to the Guardian) who say they remember Farage using Nazi salutes, chanting “gas the Jews”, singing Hitler songs on the rugby bus, etc. in the late 1970s. Some of those memories overlap; most are second-hand or general atmosphere claims.

 

So  it is entirely memory-based, half a century later, from a time when no one wrote anything down. In legal terms it would be laughed out of court.

 

So to summarize: : we have anecdotal corroboration, zero documentary proof.!

Plus,  memory does fade and reshape itself over half a century.

When something affects you, even after 50 years, you won't forget. I remember my brother born 64 years ago, only to die at two. Some things never leave you. Being threatened with the gas chamber seems deeply horrific.

Farage is 61 years old and this is supposedly 50 years ago, making him 11 years old at the time? I feel sure there are some incidents which can be remembered as stressful at that age, but rather strange the exact words and possible actions are recalled? I also find it rather strange that an 11 year old in 1975, would know much about specific Jewish racism and or Hitler's actions. I appreciate it is possible, dependant upon the education given, and where. WWII was never a subject when I was at school, too many bad memories I guess? This is very obviously being dragged up as a personal slight against Farage for  political reasons, and stinks of either a staunch Labour or Tory supporter.    

 

 

 

 

 

All you lot trying to defend this obvious racist and anti-semite because 'it was 50 years ago' when he has been consistently accused of these things for absolutely years. Here's one from 2013 when 'In the late 1970s and early eighties the Ukip leader was a pupil at Dulwich College in south London, one of Britain’s most prestigious schools. Channel 4 News has uncovered strong evidence that teachers at Dulwich thought Nigel Farage was “racist”, and “fascist” or “neo-fascist”.   https://www.channel4.com/news/nigel-farage-ukip-letter-school-concerns-racism-fascism

 

From the same article '“Another colleague, who teaches the boy, described his publicly professed racist and neo-fascist views; and he cited a particular incident in which Farage was so offensive to a boy in his set, that he had to be removed from the lesson. This master stated his view that this behaviour was precisely why the boy should not be made a prefect. Yet another colleague described how, at a Combined Cadet Force (CCF) camp organised by the college, Farage and others had marched through a quiet Sussex village very late at night shouting Hitler-youth songs.”

 

He's been a racist and a fascist for years and he hasn't changed one iota. He's just got better at hiding it.

1 hour ago, mikeymike100 said:

Remember its from the totally unbiased BBC!😅

 

It is 50-year-old schoolboy testimony with zero hard evidence.

What we have:

No school disciplinary records (Dulwich College says it keeps nothing from the 1970s).

No letters home, no photos, no audio, no contemporaneous complaints on file.

Nothing written down at the time by teachers, pupils, or parents that has surfaced.

 

What we do have:

One named Jewish ex-pupil (Peter Ettedgui) going on the record in 2025 with a very specific, vivid memory of repeated personal antisemitic abuse, including the “Hitler was right … gas ’em … sssss” routine.

Two unnamed former pupils who told the BBC they saw the same thing happen to Ettedgui.

About 15–20 other ex-pupils (mostly to the Guardian) who say they remember Farage using Nazi salutes, chanting “gas the Jews”, singing Hitler songs on the rugby bus, etc. in the late 1970s. Some of those memories overlap; most are second-hand or general atmosphere claims.

 

So  it is entirely memory-based, half a century later, from a time when no one wrote anything down. In legal terms it would be laughed out of court.

 

So to summarize: : we have anecdotal corroboration, zero documentary proof.!

Plus,  memory does fade and reshape itself over half a century.

It's the numbers that tell.

 

20 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

A baseless accusation coming from an apologist for a credibly accused antisemite.

 

 

There are tens of them corroborating their experiences.

30 minutes ago, Surasak said:

Farage is 61 years old and this is supposedly 50 years ago, making him 11 years old at the time? I feel sure there are some incidents which can be remembered as stressful at that age, but rather strange the exact words and possible actions are recalled? I also find it rather strange that an 11 year old in 1975, would know much about specific Jewish racism and or Hitler's actions. I appreciate it is possible, dependant upon the education given, and where. WWII was never a subject when I was at school, too many bad memories I guess? This is very obviously being dragged up as a personal slight against Farage for  political reasons, and stinks of either a staunch Labour or Tory supporter.    

 

 

 

 

 

You have not experienced profound bullying obviously. I have and I remember most of the details from the age of 8.

Hardly significant even if true. When I was at school cruel comments were exchanged endlessly regarding race, religion, physical appearance, deformities, and more. That's life among kids. We mostly grow out of it.

10 minutes ago, Card said:

It's the numbers that tell.

 

There are tens of them corroborating their experiences.

 

 

I did mention the number of people, in my original comment.

 

Yes more than 20 former Dulwich pupils have now given similar accounts. However:

All are 45–50-year-old memories with zero contemporaneous records (no letters, detentions, or complaints from the 1970s exist).

Roughly half the witnesses remain anonymous.

Most came forward only after Reform UK overtook the Conservatives in 2024–2025 polls.

Farage was made a prefect, which required staff approval and a clean record at the time.

 

Long-term memory research shows even honest recollections this old are highly fallible and prone to distortion.

 

Large numbers of consistent anecdotes are journalistically significant but remain anecdotal, not corroborated evidence. In any legal or formal disciplinary setting, the claims would still fall far short of proof.

 

 

 

 

Before the next election the MSM will be looking into Farage and Reforms affairs to discredit them, more to come out.

9 minutes ago, Jumbo1968 said:

Before the next election the MSM will be looking into Farage and Reforms affairs to discredit them, more to come out.

Good, let's hope so. That is the job of a free and fair press.

Wouldn't take much digging in to Farage though,  let's face it. Much of it is already known yet his fanboys won't hear it. 

12 minutes ago, Jumbo1968 said:

Before the next election the MSM will be looking into Farage and Reforms affairs to discredit them, more to come out.

Well Farage and Reform are the gift that just keeps giving - 'Former Welsh Reform leader jailed for pro-Russia bribery' - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yd878ejqko

 

And since Farage has consistently supported Putin with pro-Russian talking points be prepared to see even more. 'Back in 2014, he cited Putin as the politician he most admired' and 'He also made at least 17 appearances on state-owned Russia Today between 2010 and 2014, on which he made no criticisms of Russian democracy and claimed Europe was governed not by elected democracies but instead “by the worst people we have seen in Europe since 1945”.   https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/nov/21/farage-views-on-russia-tested-jailing-nathan-gill-reform