[Andy McDandy]

Notably by rebranding laws as rules. Rules are things you break at school. Laws are a bit more serious.

[mattomac]

Just caught his chat with Mason.

Apparently the establishment doesn’t like “new kids on the block”.

How long was he an MEP for?

[Boiler]

Notably by rebranding laws as rules. Rules are things you break at school. Laws are a bit more serious.

And one thing I've noticed about the Right is how often they like to trot out "rules are for the guidance of wise men and the obedience of fools"...

[Oboogie]

No doubt he'll claim this is a smear and demand Channel 4 is defunded.

[Youngian]

The establishment at again persecuting Farage and his rich American fascist pals.

Aren’t aware of Verbatim but sound like good guys
https://www.verbatiminvestigations.com/about

[satnav]

Farage has clearly known about the sting for a while which probably why he has been in hiding since being re-elected as an MP. It's a real shame they couldn't have put the report out just before the by-election.

[Youngian]

It's a real shame they couldn't have put the report out just before the by-election.

Farage's dim bulb Clacton electorate would see it as a stitich up and make little difference.

[satnav]

It looks like one of the dodgy polls mentioned was the poll that suggested that Reform were level pegging with Labour amongst trade union members. Most of the papers ran with the poll without asking too many questions about how the poll was conducted.

[AOB]

I can't see the point in going undercover in Reform just to catch them out on dodgy donations. It's something he will use to his advantage. "Look, they're all out to get me." If it had been something interesting like planning to agitate the public into civil unrest then that would've got interesting. As it is, it's all just white noise. Always is with money and political figures. The public cut them slack they don't cut each other. Michelle Mone robs millions upon millions and the masses collectively aren't remotely arsed, but if anyone claims a few grand in benefits fraudulently, or even legally come to that, then Johnny Public flood comments sections internet wide wanting them lynched and set on fire.

[davidjay]

I can't see the point in going undercover in Reform just to catch them out on dodgy donations. It's something he will use to his advantage. "Look, they're all out to get me." If it had been something interesting like planning to agitate the public into civil unrest then that would've got interesting. As it is, it's all just white noise. Always is with money and political figures. The public cut them slack they don't cut each other. Michelle Mone robs millions upon millions and the masses collectively aren't remotely arsed, but if anyone claims a few grand in benefits fraudulently, or even legally come to that, then Johnny Public flood comments sections internet wide wanting them lynched and set on fire.

The rich man in his castle... They're our betters and therefore deserve nice things.

[satnav]

I think the problem for Farage is that whilst members of the cult will continue to support him regardless of how corrupt he is these kinds of stories don't help him win over many floating voters. At the moment Reform are polling around 24% in the polls which is not going to secure him a majority in a general election.

If Farage can be so easily taken in by some undercover reporters how on earth would he cope if he had to negotiate with seasoned political operators like Putin?

[Oboogie]

For those who've not seen it, here's the undercover Channel 4 report

[slilley]

I see that in an interview with Kuenssberg to be broadcast on Sunday, Farage is saying that whilst he turned up to the meeting he was not listening. He then adds "The money could come from all over the world, you know. Income could have came from all over the world into a family office based in London. I know electoral law. I know donation law better than anybody". That last phrase sounds very much like another right wing nut job.

Simon

[Yug]

"I was there but I wasn't listening"

The fucker just can't stop lying. He's like an even nastier and more offensive version of Johnson.

[Abernathy]

“ I know donation law better than anybody". That last phrase sounds very much like another right wing nut job.

An unmistakable Trumpian echo, there. Like so many other elements of the Farage/Reform project.

[Tubby Isaacs]

"I was there but I wasn't listening"

The fucker just can't stop lying. He's like an even nastier and more offensive version of Johnson.

[Oboogie]

I see that in an interview with Kuenssberg to be broadcast on Sunday, Farage is saying that whilst he turned up to the meeting he was not listening. He then adds "The money could come from all over the world, you know. Income could have came from all over the world into a family office based in London. I know electoral law. I know donation law better than anybody". That last phrase sounds very much like another right wing nut job.

Simon

Simultaneously relying on the defence that he didn't understand what was going on.

[Youngian]

Know nothing man of the people on friday, top expert on sunday. Let's hope Laura K's shit hot forensic interview skills get to the bottom of these contradictions.

[Abernathy]

There’s definitely a pattern here. Remember the multiple, ever-changing explanations for the 5 million quid “gift” from the Thai based crypto billionaire? It was to pay for Farage’s personal security. No, wait, it was a reward for campaigning to get Brexit. Or it was for Nigel to buy ridiculously expensive Italian supercars.

Fargle loves changing his story. Loves to lie. The cunt is as bent as the proverbial nine bob note.