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Abernathy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 07, 2025 1:45 pm Aye, right you are Nigel. You prick.

I will wager ten of his majesty’s finest pounds that the outcome of this probe will be “the forrin’s* did it.”

*not forrins like Mr Musk, you understand. The other sort - those swarthy types, but you can’t say that these days can you? Well, unless you’re down the club with the old boys and all that.

Well, he just can’t do it, can he ? And of course, he knows that. It’s just another contemptible publicity grabbing stunt by this utterly venal wanker.

Proper, legally constituted public enquiries can require and/or compel witness testimonies, requisition evidence, hold judicial hearings, and so on.

A fucking sham of a DIY enquiry run by a bunch of populist racist chancers can’t do any of that.

He might succeed in gulling a few more racist simpletons into supporting his “party”, but that ‘s all he would achieve. But then again, that’s all he is interested in. He couldn’t give a flying fuck about victims of sexual abuse.

Just more "to my satisfaction" crap.

You could run the best and most thorough fucking enquiry with the best judges and everyone hauled in and he wouldn't be satisfied. Partly because he doesn't give a shit. He wants people ready to kick off, and British Muslims to be defensive, frightened, and paranoid. He wants the main body public to be indifferent to a Muslim getting their head kicked in.

Quite why this is so fucking obvious and nobody just calls him out, I don't know.

Man who couldn't perform background checks on 450 odd of his own candidates.

Promises to run comprehensive enquiry into national level problem.

He said that Reform would :appoint independent ex-judges and experts to have this out in public.

He will be gutted to hear that Len Goodman* has passed away.

* former head judge on Strictly, held "old fashioned" views and had no time for forrin food

Tangential stuff, here, but we went to see Stewart Lee do his new standup show on Sunday night (it was brilliant). You know how it’s often hard to recall some of the stuff in these comedy shows, but this on the human fascist frog comes back to mind :

“He (Farage) looks like he puts on string-backed driving gloves before masturbating”.

Actual leader of the party ahead in the polls with yougov.

The leader of Reform UK has compared the cancellation of local elections in England to the situation in Ukraine in an attempt to explain why Donald Trump has labelled Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator”.

Having said that Trump’s wods should be taken “seriously” but not “literally”, Nigel Farage said “Let’s be clear, Zelensky is not a dictator, but, but it’s only right and proper that Ukrainians have a timeline for elections.”


Speaking to GB News from Washington, the MP for Clacton then continued:

I mean, after all, I recently said that I thought Keir Starmer was behaving like a dictator because he’s cancelled the vote of five-and-a-half million people in local elections on 1 May. So no, he’s not a dictator, but there needs to be a timeline so that the Ukrainian people can vote on a peace deal.

So Trump was making a serious not literal point about what? That there should be elections held while being invaded?

He had a go at "I'm a student of history" too. Seriously.

'Serious not literally' is the classic contortionist response to a man who lies as easily as we breathe. As you observe, Tubby, what else is he saying? What mysterious hinterlands of logic is he deftly revealing to a world that, 'til now, was crying out for such a sage?!

He's a fuckwit spouting fuckwitted ideas and so I'll take him as an absolute fuckwit, thanks, Nige, you fucking chancer who I'll take as an absolute fucking chancer.

I remember seeing somebody on Fox News ages ago talking up Trump's "instincts", which was an interesting way of saying "I think he talks absolute shit and ignore it". That Farage and Bozo are still going with "he's playing 4 dimensional chess" is incredible.

Even Badenoch seems to have given it up, even if she thinks it's more important to attack Starmer taking the knee nearly 5 years ago.

Whatever the case, the leader of one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful, countries on Earth should not be running their government and foreign diplomacy at the highest level for the highest of stakes, by shitpost.

Call me old fashioned.

Quite the commitment for low tax libertarians.

Meanwhile, Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, repeated his call for the government to nationalise the Scunthorpe plant within the next three days or risk the closure of its two blast furnaces.

Farage said three days would allow time for orders to be placed for iron ore pellets and coking coal, which keep the furnaces running.

It forms part of Reform UK’s three-point plan to save British steel, which includes the government taking over two electric arc furnaces at Liberty Steel’s plant in Rotherham, and hiring global steel experts.

Speaking from the Scunthorpe plant, Farage criticised the government for having “dithered and delayed”, given “the UK’s steel industry is broken”.

"Nationalise within 3 days" is a load of bollocks. The Government just has to ensure the furnaces keep burning by supplying fuel, if needed. It doesn't have to nationalize the works in that time.

Hopefully the Government will remind the electorate whose mate has just whacked tariffs on this steel.

Can I just shock you? I hated it when they closed the mines.

Coming to the Welsh elections.

Farage is quite the economic wizard, blank cheques for steel plants in North Lincs industrial towns and tax cuts for Tory voters in rural south Lincs . All paid for by stopping benefits to illegal immigrants and ending woke wind farm subsidies.

The government is now considering nationalistion of the Scunthorpe plant but there's an economic tipping point when it becomes cheaper to invest in skills in other sectors that face labour shortages like building services and construction. While British manufacturers remain competitive having access to cheaper imported steel.

The problem is that steel is a strategic asset. We need to have the ability to make steel from the raw ingredients in an uncertain international trade envionment. If only there was an nearby huge market with internal free trade that we could join to expand our options.

Even better if it was one formed to face precisely this sort of situation!

Killer Whale wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 8:37 am The problem is that steel is a strategic asset. We need to have the ability to make steel from the raw ingredients in an uncertain international trade envionment. If only there was an nearby huge market with internal free trade that we could join to expand our options.

Brexit doesn't seem to have made much difference to steel exports (can't find EU figures specifically, but often Brexit has affected both EU and non exports). There may be some problems though, I don't know.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kin ... iron-steel

As much as steel being strategic, I think regional development policy is a strong argument for government funding to keep Scunthorpe and Rotherham open. Like Port Talbot, these aren't places where Microsoft are going to turn up with new jobs.

There will still be cheaper steel about for British companies who want to use that.

Youngian wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 7:25 am Farage is quite the economic wizard, blank cheques for steel plants in North Lincs industrial towns and tax cuts for Tory voters in rural south Lincs . All paid for by stopping benefits to illegal immigrants and ending woke wind farm subsidies.

The government is now considering nationalistion of the Scunthorpe plant but there's an economic tipping point when it becomes cheaper to invest in skills in other sectors that face labour shortages like building services and construction. While British manufacturers remain competitive having access to cheaper imported steel.

There's still going to be cheap imported steel about, isn't there?

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 9:58 am

Youngian wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 7:25 am Farage is quite the economic wizard, blank cheques for steel plants in North Lincs industrial towns and tax cuts for Tory voters in rural south Lincs . All paid for by stopping benefits to illegal immigrants and ending woke wind farm subsidies.

The government is now considering nationalistion of the Scunthorpe plant but there's an economic tipping point when it becomes cheaper to invest in skills in other sectors that face labour shortages like building services and construction. While British manufacturers remain competitive having access to cheaper imported steel.

There's still going to be cheap imported steel about, isn't there?

Anecdotally, I am told Chinese steel is a pig to weld.

Youngian wrote: ↑Wed Apr 09, 2025 7:25 am Farage is quite the economic wizard, blank cheques for steel plants in North Lincs industrial towns and tax cuts for Tory voters in rural south Lincs . All paid for by stopping benefits to illegal immigrants and ending woke wind farm subsidies.

I had to do a quick run out to see my mother-in-law as she rang me up confused and distressed at 7.20 this morning, wondering where her eldest daughter (the late Mrs. Boiler) was. You can imagine my pleasure at turning up at her home, having to tell her that she died fifteen years ago... all whilst that fag-stained cunt was being interviewed on the telly by the fucking BBC yet again. Of course, he's up there pushing their mayoral candidate, the delightful Andrea Jenkyn.