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Farage banks £270k gold deal as Labour turns up heat

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3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Gets paid £86, makes a video supporting a terrorist organization with his spirited delivery of ‘Up the RA’.

Nope completely untrue , I have previously told you why, I would just be wasting my time explaining why you are wrong AGAIN .

You do like to write untrue things and believe them .

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    Nigel, man of the people, representing the struggling working class citizens, whilst he earns £270,000 for 12 hours work.

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Like the 'RA hunger strikers who won elections in Northern Ireland - he should go on a no bung diet - Britain backs Binface ! i gave him my second choice vote in the London mayoralty elections in 2021 - definitively a better choice. I actually think he wants out but on his own terms and not in disgrace but I think that door has long closed. The left wing Torygraph has got it in for him ! Sincxe ha had the 5 million + bung he can pay the 250k cost of his vanity project to charity can't he ? And Farage now has to spend 6 weeks trolling round Clacton telling people to vote for him because what exactly - for a seat he already has ?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/07/07/farage-resigns-but-by-election-gamble-turns-to-farce/

Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader, said: “We will not be standing a candidate in the fake by-election that Farage is causing to distract people from what is happening.

“We need to let that investigation run its course, and I think the reason why Nigel Farage has resigned is because he’s terrified that he’s going to be found to have done something wrong.”

Rupert Lowe, the former Reform MP who now leads Restore, said: “We are not going to participate in a Reform-sponsored media circus over the summer months that is designed to puff up Farage’s ego and deflect away from wholly fair questions over why he has concealed such vast and irregular financial donations.”

Labour later followed suit, with a party spokesman saying: “Nigel Farage is engulfed in a sleaze scandal and he’s desperately trying to change the subject.

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4 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Nope completely untrue , I have previously told you why, I would just be wasting my time explaining why you are wrong AGAIN .

You do like to write untrue things and believe them .

I you shill for any old cr&p then you need to take the fallout from swimming in the sewer when you end up reeking of it.

7 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

I you shill for any old cr&p then you need to take the fallout from swimming in the sewer when you end up reeking of it.

You don't make intelligent decisions based in facts .

You just disagree with anyone you don't like .

Anyone you don't like is immediately guilty of a all and any accusations

I would vote for Binface if I could ! His greatest hour might be upon him.

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7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

You don't make intelligent decisions based in facts .

You just disagree with anyone you don't like .

Anyone you don't like is immediately guilty of a all and any accusations

Me or FARAGE or both .... ! Farage is the equivalent of banned returning poster - he's clown as in anybody who supports him. Do you have a red nose ?

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6 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

Me or FARAGE or both .... ! Farage is the equivalent of banned returning poster - he's clown as in anybody who supports him. Do you have a red nose ?

He was paid to 78 quid send someone a birthday greeting by video and he didn't realise that the Up the RA was a reference to the IRA .

He was duped into thinking it was a sports team

7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

He was paid to 78 quid send someone a birthday greeting by video and he didn't realise that the Up the RA was a reference to the IRA .

He was duped into thinking it was a sports team

Well we all know he's a nasty idiot who used to sell himself for beer money until he got bigger bungs. Turns out in the end he's just a big snowflake cry-baby (not my words but I'll have them)

https://www.dailymail.com/columnists/article-15960301/self-pitying-evasive-boorish-Farage-DAN-HODGES.html

Nigel Farage is meant to be a populist warrior. The embittered, cry-baby who hid behind his podium and his advisers yesterday and raged at the world is anything but. To use a phrase he and his supporters are very keen on, he has turned into British politics' biggest 'snowflake'. And the heat generated by his sleazy dealings and relationships is seeing him melt under the pressure.

There was one way Reform's leader could have sought to transform his political fortunes yesterday: Come clean. Is the £5million gift for security, as initially claimed? Or something else, as he and his allies implied in a series of car crash interviews last week? What is the true nature of his relationship with 'Posh' George Cottrell? What other undisclosed gifts from mystery benefactors are floating around?

But he didn't come clean.

Instead, he's running away. Running away from the scrutiny. Running away from parliament's sleaze watchdog. And hoping that amidst the circus of the upcoming by-election he'll be able to slip away into the crowd.

He won't. Because the British people will be able to spot him a mile off. They know what the real Nigel Farage looks like.

They can easily see through the doppelganger that stood before them yesterday. And they won't accept any cheap imitations.

2 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

Well we all know he's a nasty idiot who used to sell himself for beer money until he got bigger bungs. Turns out in the end he's just a big snowflake cry-baby (not my words but I'll have them)

https://www.dailymail.com/columnists/article-15960301/self-pitying-evasive-boorish-Farage-DAN-HODGES.html

Nigel Farage is meant to be a populist warrior. The embittered, cry-baby who hid behind his podium and his advisers yesterday and raged at the world is anything but. To use a phrase he and his supporters are very keen on, he has turned into British politics' biggest 'snowflake'. And the heat generated by his sleazy dealings and relationships is seeing him melt under the pressure.

There was one way Reform's leader could have sought to transform his political fortunes yesterday: Come clean. Is the £5million gift for security, as initially claimed? Or something else, as he and his allies implied in a series of car crash interviews last week? What is the true nature of his relationship with 'Posh' George Cottrell? What other undisclosed gifts from mystery benefactors are floating around?

But he didn't come clean.

Instead, he's running away. Running away from the scrutiny. Running away from parliament's sleaze watchdog. And hoping that amidst the circus of the upcoming by-election he'll be able to slip away into the crowd.

He won't. Because the British people will be able to spot him a mile off. They know what the real Nigel Farage looks like.

They can easily see through the doppelganger that stood before them yesterday. And they won't accept any cheap imitations.

Could we just concentrate on the false claim that he was paid 78 quid to support the IRA ?

6 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Could we just concentrate on the false claim that he was paid 78 quid to support the IRA ?

No as a Faragist I make up my own rules as I go along and get angry when others don't follow them. Stop harassing my family.

16 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

No as a Faragist I make up my own rules as I go along and get angry when others don't follow them. Stop harassing my family.

No need to make false and serious allegations .

I don't even know who your family is , let alone harassing them

1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Nope completely untrue , I have previously told you why, I would just be wasting my time explaining why you are wrong AGAIN .

You do like to write untrue things and believe them .

You defending an unapologetic antisemite is a surprise.

And Nick, he did make a video supporting a terrorist organization, his words were unequivocal ‘Up the RA

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You defending an unapologetic antisemite is a surprise.

And Nick, he did make a video supporting a terrorist organization, his words were unequivocal ‘Up the RA

No, I"ve already explained it to you before .

Would be Pointless explaining it to you again .

34 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Could we just concentrate on the false claim that he was paid 78 quid to support the IRA ?

I’m quite certain if someone was paid to say they support Palestine Action you’d not accept any excuse on their part that they were so stupid as to have been duped.

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

No, I"ve already explained it to you before .

Would be Pointless explaining it to you again .

Especially when the video evidence exists.

5 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You defending an unapologetic antisemite is a surprise.

What does Farages views on Jews have to do with whether he supports the IRA or not ?

TWO different issues and subjects

2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

What does Farages views on Jews have to do with whether he supports the IRA or not ?

TWO different issues and subjects

It’s another data point on what a detestable slug he is.

Two different issues, same morally bankrupt grifter.

6 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I’m quite certain if someone was paid to say they support Palestine Action you’d not accept any excuse on their part that they were so stupid as to have been duped.

Look, you will not listen to reasonable and intelligent debate .

No point in explaining , you just stubbornly continue with your wrong and incorrect viewpoint .

Rupert Lowe is our last chance at saving our country! Restore Britain or lose Britain.

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2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Look, you will not listen to reasonable and intelligent debate .

No point in explaining , you just stubbornly continue with your wrong and incorrect viewpoint .

What’s to debate Nick, Farage is for sale, for a few paltry pounds he did make the ‘Up the RA’ video.

Which begs the question, what would he agree to do for £5,000,000?

And as we lean of more bungs he’s pocketed it’s well past time to be told exactly who’s paying him, how much they are paying him and what they get in return.

I expect there’s much more dirt on Farage yet to come.

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3 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

What’s to debate Nick, Farage is for sale, for a few paltry he did make the ‘Up the RA’ video.

Okay , move on .

Any updates on Farage’s threat to sue The Sunday Times or have his lawyers explained to him why that’s a bad idea?

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Farage faces biggest political gamble yet as pressure mounts

A Campaign Under the Spotlight

Farage secured more than 45% of the vote in Clacton at the 2024 general election, making him the overwhelming favourite to retain the seat.

But with Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats and Restore Britain indicating they will not contest the by-election, the campaign risks becoming a one-man show. Rather than showcasing Reform's popularity, it could leave Farage facing sustained questions over his finances with little political distraction.

Recall Threat Still Looms

Even a comfortable victory would not end Farage's difficulties. Under parliamentary rules, any standards investigation would resume if he returns to Westminster, leaving open the possibility of future sanctions.

There is growing speculation that, if found to have breached Commons rules, any lengthy suspension could trigger a recall petition, potentially forcing yet another by-election.

Outsider Image Put to the Test

Farage has built much of his political appeal on portraying himself as an anti-establishment insurgent. Yet critics argue the current controversy has shifted attention away from Reform UK and onto his personal finances, wealthy backers and political judgement.

Instead of reclaiming control of the political narrative, the Clacton contest could become the most searching test yet of whether Farage's outsider brand can withstand sustained public scrutiny.

Farage is likely to win in Clacton but can his credibility survive?

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Only 12% of people think Farage has been honest about his financial affairs, poll suggests

YouGov has published new polling about Nigel Farage this morning.

One finding is that only 12% of people think Farage has been honest about his financial affairs. According to the poll, 60% of people think he has not been honest about them.

But there is a bit more support for Farage over his decision to call a byelection. While 43% of people oppose the decision either strongly (32%) or somewhat (11%), 24% support it either strongly (11%) or somewhat (13%).

The Telegraph, a paper that is normally supportive towards Farage (although that seems to be changing a bit – perhaps because new owners have taken control?), sums up the situation well with its splash headline.

If that will be unwelcome at Reform UK HQ, then they will be even less happy about the Guardian’s splash. In her exclusive Anna Isaac says:

The £5m gift to Nigel Farage by a cryptocurrency billionaire was reported to the National Crime Agency by bankers who were concerned it may have been laundered money, the Guardian can reveal.

The disclosure will put further pressure on the Reform UK leader, who is awaiting a decision by the standards commissioner over whether his failure to declare the money breached parliamentary rules.

Farage was given a deadline of 1pm on Tuesday to respond to the Guardian about this article. He gave a video address at 2pm announcing he would force a byelection in his seat of Clacton-on-Sea.

Labour calls on Farage to come clean over £5m gift and work with crime agency over money laundering concerns - UK politics live

27 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Any updates on Farage’s threat to sue The Sunday Times or have his lawyers explained to him why that’s a bad idea?

Watching Farage blow up is one the best things to happen for absolutely ages - and seeing him have to spend 6 weeks in Clacton besieged by reporters while he fights for his own seat against Binface - well that's the icing on the cake. All he had to do was show contriteness, apologise and move on now he's hoisted on his own petard and the laughing stock of the nation. It's brilliant !

He's got the fascist corduroy out again - complete with small violins. Or ones that £5 million can buy ! History repeating itself first as tragedy lastly as farce.

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This is absolutely mental from the Reform candidate for the London mayoralty - and you want these idiots running the county. No thanks.

they are running scared of farage so smear sare every day

they are terrified of farage

18 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:

they are running scared of farage so smear sare every day

they are terrified of farage

By holding down and forcing against his will to hide huge wads of money from the register of members interests.

And then torturing him until he gives numerous conflicting explanations of what the money was for and why he didn’t report it.

‘Tis s cunning plan that.

Any truth in the rumor Farage has a plan B in place to stand for election in Newry and Armagh should Lord Binface clean up in Clacton?

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