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Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36219036)

Then why did you post a comparison? ;)

(btw, apologies for an error in my previous post when I said Nige got over £100k in freebies each year - it was actually over £180k in the last 8 months…)

fact finding is my new hobby,i like to present a balanced view, just remember facts are your friends, no need to apologise no one cares

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36219037)

Fake news tut tut :nono:

Not sure about it being fake, but it's certainly a distraction from the unsettling news that after the SKY takeover of ITV . . . Ant & Dec and their rubbish will remain :shocked:

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36219037)

Fake news tut tut :nono:

Thank you, Donald Trump…

The £180k figure is from what he’s declared to the House of Commons Declaration of Interests, so unless you’re accusing Nige of lying, how is it "fake news"?

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36219064)

Thank you, Donald Trump…

The £180k figure is from what he’s declared to the House of Commons Declaration of Interests, so unless you’re accusing Nige of lying, how is it "fake news"?

:cleader:

It was aimed at you :D

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36219067)

:cleader:

It was aimed at you :D

Oh?

So, just to check, are you stating that the facts I posted in that post are "fake"?

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36219064)

Thank you, Donald Trump…

The £180k figure is from what he’s declared to the House of Commons Declaration of Interests, so unless you’re accusing Nige of lying, how is it "fake news"?

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It’s nice when you get a new hobby, but it must be challenging for you, having had very little acquaintance with facts previously…

i've relied on what you've posted in the past,so you've hit the nail on the head there

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36219070)

Oh?

So, just to check, are you stating that the facts I posted in that post are "fake"?

You corrected your initial post which contained fake news. You should be ashamed of yourself :bsmack:

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36219072)

You corrected your initial post which contained fake news. You should be ashamed of yourself :bsmack:

that's a got-ya moment

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36219029)

just as another aside,here's a 9 page breakdown of two tier's freebies

https://news.sky.com/story/sir-keir-...ny-mp-13217287

Worth pointing out that the table in the article is well out of date. Slacker Starmer has well and truly been overtaken by Farage who must be on at least £8m to date v Starmer's pitiful £107k.

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Nigel Farage under scrutiny over aide who wrote book on money-laundering

Cottrell, a 32-year-old aristocrat nicknamed “Posh George”, is regarded as one of Farage’s closest aides.

Earlier this year, he published a book entitled How to Launder Money: A Guide for Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and Policymakers, co-written with Lawrence Burke Files, a self-described financial crime investigator.

The book could now become ammunition for Reform’s political opponents.

In one chapter entitled “The Art of the Bribe”, Cottrell and Files set out how politicians can be bought. They argue that bribes, if in the form of small gifts rather than cash, can be passed off as “a mistake of overexuberance in friendship”.

They add: “Long-term relationships keep the bought person in hand while you’re making money and the cohort is making money . . . Money from corruption is a bit like fiscal heroin; one fix and you know you need more.”

Cottrell and Files provide several examples of non-cash gifts including “paying some of the target’s expenses”, adding “many expenses can be paid that would pass unnoticed and untraceable”.

Cottrell and Files have said their book is aimed at educating law enforcement and the public about criminal techniques.

The book provides guidance on how to act if bribery is found out, stating: “lawyer up immediately”.

“At every step and every turn, at every possible point, counter and attack the accuser from all sides. Use the courts, mass media, personal media and hire people to write and place stories.”

https://www.ft.com/content/7a0fc2a1-...syn-25a6b1a6=1

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Keep digging Andrew, you may come across something really nasty . . like Farage pulled girls pigtails at infant school, or maybe even when he was caught smoking in the bike sheds . . truly shocking stuff that will obviously be pounced on by the media :D

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36219076)

you have to give him 1/2 point for trying yawn:zzz:

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36219076)

Just sharing the news mate. As I've said before, I'd prefer to see Farage cleared.

Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36219072)

You corrected your initial post which contained fake news. You should be ashamed of yourself :bsmack:

Actually, I realised I was being rude, and deleted it - ymmv…

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Arguing with journalists in airports. A sign of someone with nothing to hide.

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36219080)

Arguing with journalists in airports. A sign of someone with nothing to hide.

#DonationGate
https://news.sky.com/liveblog-webvie...arage-12593360