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That doesn't make sense - is he intending to ban fire & rehire and zero hours, or allow them?

davidjay wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2026 8:37 pm That doesn't make sense - is he intending to ban fire & rehire and zero hours, or allow them?

The sign at the back "Reform want to steal your rights at work" puts it into context.

Labour have either outlawed these tings, or propose to do so.

"People's" Reform propose re-legalising them again.

He really is tetchy these days. In this clip he's also reinforcing what a cunt he is.

It's because he's getting far more scrutiny than he used to and his cosplaying is now a "busted flush".

Sucking him off used to heave a mighty haul of clicks and ratings. Taking him up the Council* - no lube - is the new nice little earner.

Proof, were it needed, that journalism is merely a theatre where the host can't trust the parasite, and the viewer can't tell them apart.

*Gritter, m'lud, gritter.

kreuzberger wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 11:45 pm Sucking him off used to heave a mighty haul of clicks and ratings. Taking him up the Council* - no lube - is the new nice little earner.

Proof, were it needed, that journalism is merely a theatre where the host can't trust the parasite, and the viewer can't tell them apart.

*Gritter, m'lud, gritter.

I think I have the Viz annual that's entitled The Council Gritter

The Guardian BTL commentariat whine about Farage's presence nearly every day, but can't (or won't) see that he's the ragebait that drives clicks to the Guardian in the very same way that Starmer and forrins drive clicks to the Mail.

What possible circumstances would you back the Yank over a British fighter?

Boiler wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 11:24 pm It's because he's getting far more scrutiny than he used to and his cosplaying is now a "busted flush".

Could just be more stressed out as he realizes this government lark is a bit more difficult than he thought.

Youngian wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2026 10:34 am What possible circumstances would you back the Yank over a British fighter?

Chisora's 13 professional losses eclipse Farage's election defeats.

But I saw it and through "What the fuck".

I think Reform are spending their Thai Crypto fortune on sportswashing.
And the BBC are lapping it up.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2026 11:12 am

Boiler wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 11:24 pm It's because he's getting far more scrutiny than he used to and his cosplaying is now a "busted flush".

Could just be more stressed out as he realizes this government lark is a bit more difficult than he thought.

James Ball pointed out on Bluesky that Farage's parties always hit a ceiling and they soon fall apart.

I'm not reassured by that. UKIP fell apart when he left and it had already helped bring about Brexit. The Brexit Party was wound down (sort of) when Bozo was about to make sure Brexit happened. Reform will have to be sustained longer and with more scrutiny than either of these though.

Looks more like 82.

He looks like he should have carers.

Shit. I agree with Nigel.

Kanye is one of Trump's celeb pals so no wonder Nigel comes to his aid.

Some people already on the banned list aren't far away from the international looney right eco-system inhabited by Farage.
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The Weeping Angel wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2026 11:13 pm

Is Paul Golding transitioning?

Bulldog chewing a wasp.

I think Mr Straight Talker is struggling here.

Farage dismisses suggestions that Trump posting pictures of himself as Jesus is evidence of cognitive decline
At his press conference this morning Nigel Farage was asked if he thought Donald Trump posting an image of himself as Jesus Christ on Truth Social was evidence of the president’s “cognitive decline”.

For once, Farage did not seem to have a snap response. After saying that was “broad canvas” question, and pausing for a moment, he replied:

He’s 80 in a few weeks’ time. He has a very unusual way of operating.
And let’s go back 10 years. People were asking that question 10 years ago. There were Democrats screaming ten years ago that the 25th amendment should be moved in Congress. And those same voices are saying the same things now. I don’t think he’s changed very much at all, which some people like and a lot of people don’t.

Hardly anyone suggested the 25th amendment 10 years ago.