21-05-2019, 09:25 AM
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Re: Brexit Party Donations.
Originally Posted by zuludog
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I see that The Biased Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 4, Sky, and The Electoral Commission are all harassing The Brexit Party over its fundingYet they don't appear to bother anyone else, notably The Tiggers/Change UK, or whatever they're called this week, which is also a newly launched Party
The Remainers must be getting worried
https://www.totalpolitics.com/articl...h-chuka-umunna
New centrist party gets £50m backing to ‘break mould’ of UK politics
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ster-uk-brexit
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...bour-pcsj8zdp5
21-05-2019, 09:41 AM
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Re: Brexit Party Donations.
Originally Posted by Meg
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Strange isn't it that little comment has been made recently about the funding for the other new party Change UK which isn't really new at all but based on an idea by Tony Blair who wants to get back into politics but is too toxit with the public to front a party himself.'Change ' don't pose a threat to anyone the Brexit party does hence all the negative attention..
Just shows how terrified they are.
I heard on Nick Ferarri this morning that the inspectors have gone in to audit the Brexit Party on their funding.
Nothing for labour, change UK or the tories though.
Funny that !
21-05-2019, 09:45 AM
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I heard Gordon Brown, the failed Labour Prime Minister asking about foreign funding for the Brexit Party because they use PayPal and Paypal can use different currencies from anywhere in the world.Well, Mr Brown, so can Visa and Mastercard.
Durrrrrrr
21-05-2019, 11:28 AM
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Re: Brexit Party Donations.
Originally Posted by Bread
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I heard Gordon Brown, the failed Labour Prime Minister asking about foreign funding for the Brexit Party because they use PayPal and Paypal can use different currencies from anywhere in the world.Well, Mr Brown, so can Visa and Mastercard.
Durrrrrrr
21-05-2019, 05:01 PM
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ht tps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7053069/Nigel-Farage-defiant-milkshake-attack-blasts-election-watchdog-headquarters-swoop.htmlThe Labour supporter comments could and should be legally challenged.
Clearly, dodgy goings on.
Mr Farage told LBC this morning that the investigators would find nothing wrong and said the watchdog was 'clearly politically-motivated'.
'We went to visit them last week. They said we had all the right procedures in place. We asked them for a letter to confirm that, they failed to give it,' he told the radio station.
'Now, in an act of bad faith, clearly politically-motivated, despite the fact we had invited them to our offices. Last week, they were two busy to see us. This week, 48 hours before a national election, they are coming into our office.
'Not that they'll find anything wrong. I've got a team of four accountants working on this, I'm not stupid.
'Once again it shows the establishment in this country is rotten to the core and we need to change politics for good.'
He would be unlikely to make these comments if they were not true.
21-05-2019, 05:45 PM
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[QUOTE=Cinderella;1709630]ht tps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7053069/Nigel-Farage-defiant-milkshake-attack-blasts-election-watchdog-headquarters-swoop.htmlThe Labour supporter comments could and should be legally challenged.
Clearly, dodgy goings on.
Mr Farage told LBC this morning that the investigators would find nothing wrong and said the watchdog was 'clearly politically-motivated'.
'We went to visit them last week. They said we had all the right procedures in place. We asked them for a letter to confirm that, they failed to give it,' he told the radio station.
'Now, in an act of bad faith, clearly politically-motivated, despite the fact we had invited them to our offices. Last week, they were two busy to see us. This week, 48 hours before a national election, they are coming into our office.
'Not that they'll find anything wrong. I've got a team of four accountants working on this, I'm not stupid.
'Once again it shows the establishment in this country is rotten to the core and we need to change politics for good.'
He would be unlikely to make these comments if they were not true.[/QUOTE]
Not the first time farridge has been well and truly caught lying through his teeth, he has 'form' in that respect.
21-05-2019, 06:00 PM
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Re: Brexit Party Donations.
Originally Posted by cinderella
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ht tps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7053069/nigel-farage-defiant-milkshake-attack-blasts-election-watchdog-headquarters-swoop.htmlthe labour supporter comments could and should be legally challenged.
Clearly, dodgy goings on.
Mr farage told lbc this morning that the investigators would find nothing wrong and said the watchdog was 'clearly politically-motivated'.
'we went to visit them last week. They said we had all the right procedures in place. We asked them for a letter to confirm that, they failed to give it,' he told the radio station.
'now, in an act of bad faith, clearly politically-motivated, despite the fact we had invited them to our offices. Last week, they were two busy to see us. This week, 48 hours before a national election, they are coming into our office.
'not that they'll find anything wrong. I've got a team of four accountants working on this, i'm not stupid.
'once again it shows the establishment in this country is rotten to the core and we need to change politics for good.'
he would be unlikely to make these comments if they were not true.
I believe Farage. Time will tell who has been lying!
21-05-2019, 08:03 PM
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Re: Brexit Party Donations.
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Here comes. Tomorrow the electoral commission will visit the office of the brexit party. Of course they will not find anything irregular. Farage is far too clever to be found out.However, it is by the stupid mistakes of others that he will suffer. He himself didn't tell he received financial support while claiming these same costs with the institute paying his salary. Simple case of fraud, made public by people supporting him. He is a clever man surrounded by fools.
Like I said, a simple case of fraud. Swim, as expert on english law, does that constitute a criminal offence? And will he be convicted if proven guilty for a court of law?
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