Just heard on the news the chap who threw a milkshake over Farage has been sentenced to 150 hours unpaid work. Rather ironic considering Farage gets paid by the EUP for not working his hours.
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OT: Milkshake.
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Yes I thought that. He should have got a young mother to do it instead. Brian
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And fined 350 quid. And sacked from his job. And quite right too.
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Farage will also be sacked from his lucrative non-job -- on 31st October.
Then Nigel will have to rely on backhanders and bribes, er donations, from Arron Banks instead. Farage is truly the best politician money can buy.
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The difference is that Nige *wants* to be sacked from his non-job. And your'e right; it *is* a non-job. Clever of you to have noticed.
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He doesn't have to! Are you yet starting to realise this may be part of the reason why so many people want to leave the EU. It is no longer a common market but a corrupt political bureaucracy.
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A bureaucracy isn't corrupt. People are corrupt.
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He's been put there by the voters to disrupt the EUSSR, not assist.
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What was his job?
Brian
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Apparently he worked in sky's Newcastle call centre.
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According to the Clair Fox article, MEPs don't need to fill expense claims, they're just given £46K
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Didn't do well then as he is in ~745th place for attendance.
He must have more important things to do than what he was voted in to do by mugs!
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A bureacracy can be.
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Except he was hardly ever there.
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Quite. And even more to the point got himself on committees where he could have 'fought' the UK's side - like for quotas, etc. And then didn't attend. A total waste of space as an MEP as well as a human being. Only out for number one. No wonder Doom likes him.
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When he and Cleggless were MEPs, he was there more than Clegg was.
His plane crash f***ed him up a lot more than he lets on in public
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But not enough.
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Plus those dirt bag anti-democratic remoaners tried to kill him by loosening his car's wheel nuts - and they bloody nearly succeeded, too. Yet it hasn't put him off. That man has more guts than the entire useless cabinet has all put together.
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Just like the pigs in Animal Farm. Putting themselves front, back and centre.
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That?ll be Volvo then who had issued a recall notice about that problem for the model he was in.
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