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Post by salopstick on Nov 7, 2024 14:16:26 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose.
Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says:
Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump?
Offering to help, Farage goes on:
Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered.
I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year.
However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist.
I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest.
Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said.
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Post by rickyfullerbeer on Nov 7, 2024 15:33:55 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Anything negotiated by Nigel will be for the benefit of the USA with Nigel hoping to be thrown a few crumbs from Trump. |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Nov 7, 2024 17:21:06 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. |
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Post by Ariel Manto on Nov 7, 2024 17:37:16 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Presumably your love for Nigel Farage must only be surpassed by your less then fleeting admiration of the defenders of Prince Andrew, Fred West and Jimmy Savile. 😉 |
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Post by ian57 on Nov 7, 2024 17:43:42 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Farage is the consummate politician and we are so lucky to have him. He is such a class act and a man of the people. |
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Post by Kpsje on Nov 7, 2024 17:44:31 GMT
i just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time.
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Post by oggyoggy on Nov 7, 2024 17:56:40 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. I imagine other people who have been charged with assault have also been described as hardworking and affable individuals from former colleagues. Doesn’t make the assault ok and it doesn’t mean the former colleagues don’t condemn the assault. Celebrity boxing Amesbury v Prescott? Mind you, JP mist be in his 80s now…. |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Nov 7, 2024 18:17:16 GMT
Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Presumably your love for Nigel Farage must only be surpassed by your less then fleeting admiration of the defenders of Prince Andrew, Fred West and Jimmy Savile. 😉 Don’t do drugs kids |
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Post by iancransonsknees on Nov 7, 2024 18:28:26 GMT
I've spotted a few of the usual suspects on here, Spencer, Bayern, Oggy, Gawa, Cobs, Foster even Huddy gets a mention at the end.
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Post by salopstick on Nov 7, 2024 19:34:09 GMT
Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Presumably your love for Nigel Farage must only be surpassed by your less then fleeting admiration of the defenders of Prince Andrew, Fred West and Jimmy Savile. 😉 Nope. Not got no time for kier Starmer |
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Post by salopstick on Nov 7, 2024 19:35:14 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. If it was a tweet he’d be in front of the magistrates tomorrow |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Nov 7, 2024 19:43:16 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. If it was a tweet he’d be in front of the magistrates tomorrow 3 years in the slammer whilst simultaneously releasing 500 dangerous criminals |
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Nov 7, 2024 19:49:04 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. Terrible weaponisation of the legal system by the Conservatives and Reform - they are on a slippery slope. |
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Post by Kpsje on Nov 7, 2024 19:50:38 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. I imagine other people who have been charged with assault have also been described as hardworking and affable individuals from former colleagues. Doesn’t make the assault ok and it doesn’t mean the former colleagues don’t condemn the assault. Celebrity boxing Amesbury v Prescott? Mind you, JP mist be in his 80s now…. regarding my retired comrade (two jabs, two jags, two shacks), i would like to thank him for paving the way with his exemplary behaviour and setting our party standards so high…   |
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Post by wannabee on Nov 7, 2024 20:07:14 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. I completely agree with your opening sentence I think the idea that if we ask Farage to pretty please ask your friend Donald to not impose Tarrifs on UK is for the Birds Even If i were to believe it, it would only reduce the amount of pain. If Trump imposes 60% Tarrifs on China and 20% on EU then UK would have to impose similar Tarrifs on China to avoid dumping in UK but would be unable to impose Tarrifs on EU due to TCA so Domestic Companies would face increased competition for Market Share To be fair if UK were unique at not having Tarrifs imposed it would give UK Companies a competitive advantage. However it would be foolish to expect there would be no quid pro quo concessions by UK. World supply chains would be in chaos |
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Post by Kpsje on Nov 7, 2024 20:08:35 GMT
I just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. Terrible weaponisation of the legal system by the Conservatives and Reform - they are on a slippery slope. (slightly smiling face) |
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Post by Gawa on Nov 7, 2024 20:56:48 GMT
i just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. Thanks Mike for signing up to share this with the oatcake. Any insider knowledge on the labour camp at the minute? |
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Post by Kpsje on Nov 7, 2024 21:57:42 GMT
i just want to put on record, a massive thanks to wes for his unwavering support at this difficult time. Thanks Mike for signing up to share this with the oatcake. Any insider knowledge on the labour camp at the minute? as i’ve been suspended by the party, i think it’s best i don’t comment any further at this stage (winky face) |
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Post by wagsastokie on Nov 8, 2024 9:13:39 GMT
Fucking embarrassing
Wether I like it or not lammy is the face of my country abroad
Here he is on BBC news grovelling the smarmy little shit about comments he made about trump a few years ago get a backbone
Either he was right which the majority around the world think he was
Or admit he was wrong
No wonder people are losing faith in politics when someone’s principles and opinions change with the prevailing wind
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Post by Ariel Manto on Nov 8, 2024 9:20:42 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Anything negotiated by Nigel will be for the benefit of the USA with Nigel hoping to be thrown a few crumbs from Trump. Yes, I was going to say that. Despite his notable fan club on here, Nigel Farage has only ever really quite openly looked after Nigel Farage - to the point that it's difficult to understand why people refuse to see it when he's so blasé about it. |
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Post by middleoftheboothen on Nov 8, 2024 10:49:21 GMT
when it comes to Poltics sometimes you have to hold your nose for common good or any other reason you choose. Farage, who counts Trump as a personal friend, says: Perhaps the biggest worry that Sir Keir Stammer faces in policy terms is that Trump has announced a big tariff regime. Britain is, potentially, in a fortunate position. Such tariffs might be avoided – but only by direct negotiations with Team Trump, something of which Stammer’s friends in the European Union would not approve. Which way will Starmer jump? Offering to help, Farage goes on: Britain is really going to have to roll out the red carpet for Trump very quickly. If we don’t, a great opportunity will be squandered. I’m overjoyed that this process has already begun, with our very sensible Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, making clear that Trump will be able to address parliament during his State visit next year. However, there is no time to waste. If I can be helpful in any way when it comes to bridging the divide that exists between Starmer’s government and Trump, I will be glad to assist. I might not agree with almost anything that Starmer and his cabinet stand for, but I do believe in something called the national interest. Asked about Farage’s offer in an interview with Times Radio, Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said the government did not need his help. “I think we’ll have our own relationships,” he said. Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Putting his personal feelings about that toss pot Starmer to one side for the good of our nation. The man is a living legend. |
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Nov 8, 2024 10:58:05 GMT
Big Nige once again showing why he is Great Britain’s man of the people. Putting his personal feelings about that toss pot Starmer to one side for the good of our nation. The man is a living legend. Starmer has kicked his arse once in an election, so I doubt he is going to turn to him for help. It would be like Kamala Harris calling Trump to offer her services in running the country, because that's what is best for the nation. |
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Post by middleoftheboothen on Nov 8, 2024 11:00:35 GMT
Putting his personal feelings about that toss pot Starmer to one side for the good of our nation. The man is a living legend. Starmer has kicked his arse once in an election, so I doubt he is going to turn to him for help. It would be like Kamala Harris calling Trump to offer her services in running the country, because that's what is best for the nation. Starmer is lucky Nige is offering an olive branch to him. He needs all the help he can get as he's absolutely clueless. |
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Post by salopstick on Nov 8, 2024 11:02:45 GMT
Putting his personal feelings about that toss pot Starmer to one side for the good of our nation. The man is a living legend. Starmer has kicked his arse once in an election, so I doubt he is going to turn to him for help. It would be like Kamala Harris calling Trump to offer her services in running the country, because that's what is best for the nation. only it wouldnt be best for the nation  |
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Nov 8, 2024 11:05:59 GMT
Starmer has kicked his arse once in an election, so I doubt he is going to turn to him for help. It would be like Kamala Harris calling Trump to offer her services in running the country, because that's what is best for the nation. Starmer is lucky Nige is offering an olive branch to him. He needs all the help he can get as he's absolutely clueless. Stop melting down and get over it. |
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Post by RipRoaringPotter on Nov 8, 2024 11:07:07 GMT
Starmer has kicked his arse once in an election, so I doubt he is going to turn to him for help. It would be like Kamala Harris calling Trump to offer her services in running the country, because that's what is best for the nation. only it wouldnt be best for the nation And so the comparison continues to be correct. |
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Post by oggyoggy on Nov 8, 2024 11:26:57 GMT
Fucking embarrassing Wether I like it or not lammy is the face of my country abroad Here he is on BBC news grovelling the smarmy little shit about comments he made about trump a few years ago get a backbone Either he was right which the majority around the world think he was Or admit he was wrong No wonder people are losing faith in politics when someone’s principles and opinions change with the prevailing wind I find the meltdown over Lammy’s rather embarrassing historic comments about Trump really funny. Why isn’t everyone as outraged by Trump’s running mate’s similar comments about Trump!? Trump doesn’t care. In fact, the more people talk about him in which ever way, the better for him. And it seems to help his popularity. Lammy would be far better ignoring Trump until he needs to not ignore him as part of his job, and staying quiet about it. In fact, this entire Labour government need to talk (and tweet) less, and just get on with the job. Stop giving opponents ammo. |
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Post by foghornsgleghorn on Nov 8, 2024 12:16:49 GMT
Anything negotiated by Nigel will be for the benefit of the USA with Nigel hoping to be thrown a few crumbs from Trump. Yes, I was going to say that. Despite his notable fan club on here, Nigel Farage has only ever really quite openly looked after Nigel Farage - to the point that it's difficult to understand why people refuse to see it when he's so blasé about it. Amazing that after Farage said we needed to leave the EU for sovereignty he is now saying the UK must do whatever Trump wants. Why are Farage supporters so willing to dance to Trump's tune? |
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Post by middleoftheboothen on Nov 8, 2024 12:19:18 GMT
Starmer is lucky Nige is offering an olive branch to him. He needs all the help he can get as he's absolutely clueless. Stop melting down and get over it. I'll get over it when a proper leader is in charge of the country. In other words Nige. |
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Post by Rednwhitenblue on Nov 8, 2024 12:25:12 GMT
I've spotted a few of the usual suspects on here, Spencer, Bayern, Oggy, Gawa, Cobs, Foster even Huddy gets a mention at the end.   |
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