[Youngian]

More of a 'Where are they now?' thread. This week: Henry Bolton
https://www.henryboltonpaintings.art

HENRY BOLTON PAINTINGS & PRINTS
Giclee prints are the most sophisticated method of print production available anywhere.
The Giclee prints on sale through this site are extremely high quality, archival print reproductions of the original paintings, made with the finest materials and printed with the best inks available.

As leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) I set out to remove extremists and turn the party into a constructive contributor in British politics. I failed, and during what was the most painful period of my life, and amid scandal, my enemies inside and outside the Party succeeded in removing me.

Even with mass labour shortages, employers aren't going to hire the culprits of their woes

Since then, despite writing well over 250 job applications, I've been unable to find regular employment because of prejudice stemming from my association with UKIP. I presently live on Universal Credit.

I hope he's declaring the sales when he signs on. Sounds like the young model has left him.

I have found painting to be truly therapeutic. It helps me when I am worried, sad, or hurt. It's an escape from the stress and pace of life. It draws you in and so excludes everything else, whilst at the same time helping you to re-establish balance and placing you comfortably in the context of your inner self and outer environment. Painting is a steadying and calming influence.

I'll leave Qunetin Bulge to review Henry's output

[Killer Whale]

From Wikipedia (I know this stuff because I've called out local hippies with their shit culturally appropriating paintings on it):

Giclée (/ʒiːˈkleɪ/ zhee-KLAY) is a neologism coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne for fine art digital prints made on inkjet printers.[1] The name was originally applied to fine art prints created on a modified Iris printer in a process invented in the late 1980s. It has since been used loosely to mean any fine-art printing, usually archival, printed by inkjet. It is often used by artists, galleries, and print shops to suggest high quality printing, but is an unregulated word with no associated warranty of quality.

[Abernathy]

An absolutely surefire, certain sign of how desperate the Kippers have become.

They've elected Neil Hamilton as their new leader ( though apparently he has been the "interim leader" for about a year).

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics- ... vD-FgQ5WLE

Any bets on how long he'll last ?

[Boiler]

Probably quite a long time as I would suggest UKIP is a spent force: UK Independent from what, precisely? Earth? Reality?

Those inclined to that type of politics are more likely to follow the more charismatic Farage, I think.

[Youngian]

Aren’t REFUK or whatever they’re called, racist enough for Hamilton?
These parties still have a role in keeping the Brexit dream alive as Johnson fucks up more and more. A ‘revolution betrayed’ narrative will be laid as to how brilliant Brexit could be under Nigel Trotsky instead of Boris Stalin.

[mattomac]

Yup, they are lingering for their arseholes to return.

I would say Bolton succeeded if that was his actual aim looking at the current Tory Party.

I noticed Stephen Wolfe showed up the night Raducanu won the US Open on Sadiq Khan’s Facebook to remind everyone he is a still a racist.

[Andy McDandy]

According to the Secret Barrister book I'm reading, Woolfe stuck his toes into the Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans cases. Not helpfully.

[Youngian]

Simon is disappointed in the rabbit hole his brother has fallen down. Still funny if it’s a spoof post

[Tubby Isaacs]

The old "I asked someone a question and they didn't answer" is an old fave of mine, eg twat harrassing Al Gore.

But that really is a classic.

[mattomac]

I assume it’s probably real.

Bolton only really appears nowadays to make an arse of himself, he was being a racist about that tennis player last time I saw him.

[Bones McCoy]

Labour Social (Not everybody's cup of tea) on the likely demise of UKIP

[Youngian]

Why do UKIP still exist? They’re economic libertarians just like Reform and I assume they’re on the same page on immigration.

[Andy McDandy]

Ssssh, don't say it too loud. They might hear you and cotton on.

[Bones McCoy]

Why do UKIP still exist? They’re economic libertarians just like Reform and I assume they’re on the same page on immigration.

Because each wingnut party can support one or two millionaire grifters at the top.

Underlings working for tea and biscuits inevitably fancy a bit of the Coutts account action.
This condemns them to more schisms than the European reformation.

[davidjay]

Why do UKIP still exist? They’re economic libertarians just like Reform and I assume they’re on the same page on immigration.

Because each wingnut party can support one or two millionaire grifters at the top.

Underlings working for tea and biscuits inevitably fancy a bit of the Coutts account action.
This condemns them to more schisms than the European reformation.

Both extremes work on the principle that everyone on their side except them is an unprincipled sell-out and a State agent.