Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36154975)

It wasn’t evidence I asked for - just information what he was referring to, otherwise al we had at the time was the YBS pinned tweet, but not who/what is was referring to…

Anyway, pretty sure most multi-billion financial organisations aren’t "left-wing"…

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36154977)

I didn't know who was being referred to at the time, yet you seemed to imply that it was a more serious transgression at the time. IE "rude, insulting, violent, discriminatory, or derogatory towards bank staff".
It was Taf who raised the Yorkshire incident. The only link I knew of at the time was from the Daily Mail, and deniers routinely rubbish stories from them, even when all they've done is pick it up from others, eg in this case "The Times". Two 2 links were stories from first thing this morning, so wouldn't have been available last night.

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36154961)

I remember a certain Labour MP, Chris Bryant, using Parliamentary privilege to accuse Nigel Farage of receiving dodgy cash from RT, when he made appearances on there, let’s not forget, Corbyn has appeared on there too & Bryant stood by this man to become the next Labour PM.

Farage invited Bryant to make his claim again, with no Parliamentary privilege protecting him from being sued, Chris hasn’t made the same claims outside of Parliament, the coward.

But yes, let’s operate in a dystopian future, where if you upset little darlings, or heaven forbid, vote the wrong way, they get shut out of the banking system. Some of you are pretty disgusting for lapping this pure fascism up as suitably a “get you back for Brexit, Nige.”.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36154980)

Absolutely, Mick. This could lead us to a very dark place. Nobody should be supporting this kind of behaviour from any organisation. This is where the cancel culture is leading us to and we should be opposing it rather than meekly accepting it.

Hopefully, Rishi will address this tendency before the next election, because Labour will not stop this creeping woke culture if they get in, they will promote it.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36154980)

Absolutely, Mick. This could lead us to a very dark place. Nobody should be supporting this kind of behaviour from any organisation. This is where the cancel culture is leading us to and we should be opposing it rather than meekly accepting it.

Hopefully, Rishi will address this tendency before the next election, because Labour will not stop this creeping woke culture if they get in, they will promote it.

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36154974)

Don’t start turning in to Andrew with the demands for evidence.

This is how the left operate, perfect MO. Cancel people who’s views they don’t align with.

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36154982)

You don't know why he's been refused accounts. Nige wants us to think it's Brexit. I think there's info he's not telling us. Strange as he's usually so honest with the public...

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36154985)

2) He's seriously thinking of leaving the UK so seeking an excuse for doing so, knowing that any departure from the UK might be seen as acknowledging that Brexit is not a success.

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36154980)

Absolutely, Mick. This could lead us to a very dark place. Nobody should be supporting this kind of behaviour from any organisation. This is where the cancel culture is leading us to and we should be opposing it rather than meekly accepting it.

Hopefully, Rishi will address this tendency before the next election, because Labour will not stop this creeping woke culture if they get in, they will promote it.

Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36154991)

Blimey, do you check for monsters under you bed each night too?

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36154964)

It was probably even a U.K arm of RT that paid them (and Salmond, and Corbyn)

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36154978)

I was pointing out that you had only selected one of a number of reasons why an account could be closed - at the time (and still currently); I pointed out (again, not knowing the circumstances or person involved), that other reasons could have been relevant…

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36154982)

You don't know why he's been refused accounts. Nige wants us to think it's Brexit. I think there's info he's not telling us. Strange as he's usually so honest with the public...

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36155013)

He says he hasn’t been told why. That’s not the same as he hasn’t been told why.

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36155016)

:confused: The last 5 words of each of your sentences are the SAME. Then there all the others that haven't been told why.

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36155017)

Start at the start:

“He says”