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Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 6:16 pm As a bonus in that interview he makes the case for No Deal Brexit, which is essentially "break it all, then put it back together as suits both sides".

The brexiteer's brexit.


I'm reminded of "The business has hired a notable industry disruptor".
1 . Disruptor disrupts.
2. Breaks things.
3. Disruptor wanders off muttering "something for the techies to address".

See also Liam Fox. Smash it up then blame business for not being good enough to take advantage of the debris.

More from Rupert



But economically there left-wing at least that's what the pundits say.

You wish they hated you Rupert…

When in reality they don’t know who you are.

What lies at the root of the disgust for the EU for the likes of Lowe is that an English man should ever have to sit around the table as an equal in a community with Johnny Foreigners.

They're pretending they don't understand contempt of court. The Contempt of Court Act was passed by Margaret Thatcher's first government. I think that may be short sighted of Reform. It's not very hard to come with hypothetical examples of how "the leftwing media" might shit on some Kipper-friendly defendant without contempt of court laws.

I think being thick liars could hurt them. Does this stuff they're doing get them any more voters?

Apparently Starmer was covering up something that he knew would be revealed in open court which happened when he wasn't in government or head of the DPP.
This kid fell through the net on May and Johnson's watch but the idea they are responsible is just as ridiculous.
Even by Farage's standards this is piss thin gruel.

They are gutted it says so little.

Press questions didn’t help mind, one prick asked if the far right were justified in a question to Starmer that lickspittle prick needs sacking,

That lickspittle knows how to get promotion...

While a grown-up writes:

Starmer out to prove he can be lawyer and leader as he takes initiative on Southport
John Crace

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... ent-sketch

That woman with the plastic hair getting roasted on Twitter, it's a pathetic sight to behold. Still, she "likes" the call to prayer in Dubai, which is convenient.

Twat.

The mighty Reform UK, who we are all led to believe will run rampant at the next election, won this many of the 5 council by-elections yesterday: none.

Listening to the wireless yesterday I was surprisingly impressed by Richard Tice. See, he can do it when he tries.

davidjay wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 1:04 pm Listening to the wireless yesterday I was surprisingly impressed by Richard Tice. See, he can do it when he tries.

What did he say?

Oboogie wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2025 2:25 pm

davidjay wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 1:04 pm Listening to the wireless yesterday I was surprisingly impressed by Richard Tice. See, he can do it when he tries.

What did he say?

The sentence was about right, there should be a national debate about capital punishment (which there should be, although not for the reasons he probably wants one), the definition of 'terrorism' should be widened. He's still a horrible prick but he did seem to distance himself from Farage.

I suspect someone is realising that now he’s better known himself, old fag ash is becoming a costly liability…

Back from his undercover missions

Meet Reform’s exciting new face… Paul Nuttall
The former Ukip leader is back in politics as Reform's director for the north-west of England
https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/meet-r ... l-nuttall/

You'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh...

Let me guess.
He's spent the last four years:

* Working with Pfizer to develop the Covid Vaccine.
* Being Erling Haaland.
* Leading the Ukrainian army assault on Kursk Oblast.
* Being Elon Musk's financial advisor.
* Winning the Olympics.

Nuttals is a 'currently unrecognised national treasure'.

Youngian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 6:35 pm Back from his undercover missions

Meet Reform’s exciting new face… Paul Nuttall
The former Ukip leader is back in politics as Reform's director for the north-west of England
https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/meet-r ... l-nuttall/

I'm Paul Nuttals of the UKIPS.
I say the brightest and best deputy leaders should stay in the UKIPS and improve it.
Not come over here to the Reforms, bringing their UKIPS culture and language with them.