Farage is truly an ugly human being. Inside and more obviously, out. And he's a traitor to his country, having used lies and propaganda to convince the Brits that Brexit was the right choice. He should be charged with treason, much like his good friend Repugnant Don.
Getting rid of human rights legislation in it's entirety is one of the many reasons I don't trust Farage and Reform. It would allow them to pick on anyone they don't like including Mark. Or any of us who think Farage is a criminal masquerading as something else. I am pleased to see that they are now in 4th place in the polls behind the Tories. I hope the descent continues until they become the total irrelevance that they deserve to be.
The bubble built by farrago the fascist has now been burst and his support is waning as the majority realise that he is just another NAZI thug like trumpty dumpty. Not all of media are fooled by this shower of deadbeats in deform and people are generally waking up to what a bunch of rabid dogs he and his party are. The poison of deform MUST be defeated along with the orange face in the White House !
I don't think Farage has strong opinions about refuges or asylum; he just claims to because he thinks it is the best way to achieve his own personal goals.
Surely it is a tried and tested pattern; create a problem and say only you can fix it. In my opinion he is trying to make refugees look like an existential threat to British people by declaring a national emergency. Which, as I have previously said, this is dangerously close to fascism.
What are his true goals? Leaving the ECHR is certainly one of them, not to mention cutting diversity rules and employment laws; anything that shifts power to the wealthy.
"I can say, categorically, that this is not a world I want to live in."
Too late. The Home Office considers family ties irritating at best, and regularly separates husbands from wives and parents from children, suggesting services like Skype (long gone) as substitutes. Even when not a direct matter of policy, the minimum income thresholds and additional costs make it impossible for human beings to maintain the most basic of human rights: to have one's family nearby if they wish
Farage is truly an ugly human being. Inside and more obviously, out. And he's a traitor to his country, having used lies and propaganda to convince the Brits that Brexit was the right choice. He should be charged with treason, much like his good friend Repugnant Don.
Good account of the reality, and the impact of the shifting rules for asylum, which the racists would tighten further for those without £millions.
Those who support Faragism are inhuman.
It is more vital than ever that all decent people vote strategically to keep them out of power
Getting rid of human rights legislation in it's entirety is one of the many reasons I don't trust Farage and Reform. It would allow them to pick on anyone they don't like including Mark. Or any of us who think Farage is a criminal masquerading as something else. I am pleased to see that they are now in 4th place in the polls behind the Tories. I hope the descent continues until they become the total irrelevance that they deserve to be.
The bubble built by farrago the fascist has now been burst and his support is waning as the majority realise that he is just another NAZI thug like trumpty dumpty. Not all of media are fooled by this shower of deadbeats in deform and people are generally waking up to what a bunch of rabid dogs he and his party are. The poison of deform MUST be defeated along with the orange face in the White House !
I don't think Farage has strong opinions about refuges or asylum; he just claims to because he thinks it is the best way to achieve his own personal goals.
Surely it is a tried and tested pattern; create a problem and say only you can fix it. In my opinion he is trying to make refugees look like an existential threat to British people by declaring a national emergency. Which, as I have previously said, this is dangerously close to fascism.
What are his true goals? Leaving the ECHR is certainly one of them, not to mention cutting diversity rules and employment laws; anything that shifts power to the wealthy.
"I can say, categorically, that this is not a world I want to live in."
Too late. The Home Office considers family ties irritating at best, and regularly separates husbands from wives and parents from children, suggesting services like Skype (long gone) as substitutes. Even when not a direct matter of policy, the minimum income thresholds and additional costs make it impossible for human beings to maintain the most basic of human rights: to have one's family nearby if they wish