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Brexit didn’t fail 🇬🇧 farmers bc it wasn’t done properly. ☑️ It failed bc it was done exactly as Nigel Farage wanted. 🆘 In Jan 2020 in EU Parliament Farage (with his deputy Nathan Gill nodding along behind him) explicitly endorsed no level playing field Farage says: “Boris has...

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Zack Polanski, "I want to ask Zia Yusuf, Nathan Gill who was found of guilty of bribery with the Russian state" "Zia said that Nigel Farage and Reform UK did not know who this man was" "But Nigel Farage including the day after Brexit happened was pictured with four men behind him. One of them being former MEP Nathan Gill" "The man that Zia says: no one knows who Nathan Gill was" "So are you lying or is Nigel Farage lying?" Zia Yusuf, "I have never met Nathan Gill" Zack Polanski, "You said Nigel Farage has met thousands of people he doesn't know who Nathan Gill is. - Was that a lie?" Zia Yusuf, "I said he meets tens of thousand of people over the course of a year.. I have never met him before" Zack Polanski, "What about Nigel Farage? - You'r e filibustering" Zia Yusuf, "Nigel was not leader when Nathan Gill had a position" Zack Polanski, "Was he stood behind Nigel Farage in the picture or was he not?" Zia Yusuf, "The number of people standing in a photo with Nigel Farage, there would be hundreds of them" Followed by a clip of Nigel Farage endorsing Nathan Gill...
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Zack Polanski, "I want to ask Zia Yusuf, Nathan Gill who was found of guilty of bribery with the Russian state" "Zia said that Nigel Farage and Reform UK did not know who this man was" "But Nigel Farage including the day after Brexit happened was pictured with four men behind him. One of them being former MEP Nathan Gill" "The man that Zia says: no one knows who Nathan Gill was" "So are you lying or is Nigel Farage lying?" Zia Yusuf, "I have never met Nathan Gill" Zack Polanski, "You said Nigel Farage has met thousands of people he doesn't know who Nathan Gill is. - Was that a lie?" Zia Yusuf, "I said he meets tens of thousand of people over the course of a year.. I have never met him before" Zack Polanski, "What about Nigel Farage? - You'r e filibustering" Zia Yusuf, "Nigel was not leader when Nathan Gill had a position" Zack Polanski, "Was he stood behind Nigel Farage in the picture or was he not?" Zia Yusuf, "The number of people standing in a photo with Nigel Farage, there would be hundreds of them" Followed by a clip of Nigel Farage endorsing Nathan Gill...

Farrukh

190,066 views • 10 months ago

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has insisted he has "done no wrongdoing" and "followed the rules" after it emerged that he had failed to register gifts provided by a crypto tycoon who had been convicted of wire fraud in the US. A report in the Sunday Times said George Cottrell provided security and social media staff for Farage the year before he became an MP, as well as accommodation. Reform UK has claimed the benefits were personal gifts and not political.
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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has insisted he has "done no wrongdoing" and "followed the rules" after it emerged that he had failed to register gifts provided by a crypto tycoon who had been convicted of wire fraud in the US. A report in the Sunday Times said George Cottrell provided security and social media staff for Farage the year before he became an MP, as well as accommodation. Reform UK has claimed the benefits were personal gifts and not political.

Channel 4 News

27,174 views • 1 month ago

👺 When Nigel Farage said in January 2020 that once we leave the EU we will never rejoin, he gave the game away. The mask slipped. That isn’t democracy - it’s authoritarianism. One vote. One moment. Forever. No consent. No reassessment. No future choice. Farage once flirted with the idea that Brexit was the summit of his career. Instead, it exposed him - as he now angles for No 10 - for exactly what he is. This clip shows a man who invokes “the will of the people” in order to end the people’s right to decide.
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👺 When Nigel Farage said in January 2020 that once we leave the EU we will never rejoin, he gave the game away. The mask slipped. That isn’t democracy - it’s authoritarianism. One vote. One moment. Forever. No consent. No reassessment. No future choice. Farage once flirted with the idea that Brexit was the summit of his career. Instead, it exposed him - as he now angles for No 10 - for exactly what he is. This clip shows a man who invokes “the will of the people” in order to end the people’s right to decide.

Liz Webster

59,085 views • 7 months ago

Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"
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Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"

Farrukh

46,538 views • 9 months ago

The UK-US trade mini-deal is a £1 billion win — for Land Rover. But it’s 🇬🇧 farmers who’ll pay the price. In exchange for tariff relief on luxury cars, we’ve opened our doors to US beef and ethanol. But as our border checks are barely functioning how we’ll enforce standards is anyone’s guess 🤷‍♀️ British farming is the sacrificial lamb of Brexit, left exposed with no EU support, no level playing field, opening up flood of import food from countries that subsidise their farmers and allow lower standards. We need to stop chasing 🦄 deals and agree to rejoin the EU.
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The UK-US trade mini-deal is a £1 billion win — for Land Rover. But it’s 🇬🇧 farmers who’ll pay the price. In exchange for tariff relief on luxury cars, we’ve opened our doors to US beef and ethanol. But as our border checks are barely functioning how we’ll enforce standards is anyone’s guess 🤷‍♀️ British farming is the sacrificial lamb of Brexit, left exposed with no EU support, no level playing field, opening up flood of import food from countries that subsidise their farmers and allow lower standards. We need to stop chasing 🦄 deals and agree to rejoin the EU.

Liz Webster

84,124 views • 1 year ago

Has Nigel Farage just made a big blunder in his cosy chat with GBNews’ political editor? What about Boris Johnson Farage asks Christopher Hope ? Johnson received a gift from the same donor ( Christopher Harborne) says Farage - at 56 seconds Indeed he did It’s on the record ( because Johnson declared it ) that the Office of Boris Johnson received £1m from Christopher Harborne At the time ( 2022) it was the largest gift to an individual in British political history But was it wise in view of Ben Habib’s claim ( that both Johnson and Farage received £1m from Harborne) to draw attention to Johnson’s openly declared gift? So Christopher Hope📝 can you clear that up for us?Can Mr Farage confirm he did not receive a £1m gift from Harborne at the same time as Mr Johnson? And can he also confirm that he has received no other million pound gifts? Because as you will have noticed Zia Yusuf refused to answer that question when asked by Matt Chorley …. Which creates what may be unnecessary suspicion…..good idea to clear things up 👍
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Has Nigel Farage just made a big blunder in his cosy chat with GBNews’ political editor? What about Boris Johnson Farage asks Christopher Hope ? Johnson received a gift from the same donor ( Christopher Harborne) says Farage - at 56 seconds Indeed he did It’s on the record ( because Johnson declared it ) that the Office of Boris Johnson received £1m from Christopher Harborne At the time ( 2022) it was the largest gift to an individual in British political history But was it wise in view of Ben Habib’s claim ( that both Johnson and Farage received £1m from Harborne) to draw attention to Johnson’s openly declared gift? So Christopher Hope📝 can you clear that up for us?Can Mr Farage confirm he did not receive a £1m gift from Harborne at the same time as Mr Johnson? And can he also confirm that he has received no other million pound gifts? Because as you will have noticed Zia Yusuf refused to answer that question when asked by Matt Chorley …. Which creates what may be unnecessary suspicion…..good idea to clear things up 👍

Bruce McD

70,052 views • 1 month ago

2020: Boris Johnson describing Brexit, "We will prosper mightly" 2026: Ben Habib, "Christopher Harborne donated £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" Christopher Harborne is a foreign-based crypto billionaire who is now also a Thai citizen and has been living there for over 20 years Ben Habib, "Without Christopher Harborne there was no Brexit party" "In the general election of 2019, Farage stood down 319 Brexit party candidates against the Tory party. Every single Tory MP had no Brexit party opposition" "Farage killed the Brexit party prospects in the 2019 election and he ensured a Boris Johnson government" "The argument Farage gave in 2019 was if we don't do that we might get Corbyn there will be a second referendum and we might lose Brexit. I bought that argument" "Then I at the start of 2023, the same Christopher Harborne give £1m to Boris Johnson" "Christopher Harbone used to say to be in 2019 and 2020 that Boris Johnson is biddable. He kept saying, Boris Johnson is biddable" "What I thought he meant is that you can make an argument with Boris Johnson and he will listen to you" "Actually, I think he was much more literal than that" "He was saying I can buy off Boris Johnson" "And he paid £1m to Boris Johnson in 2022 after Boris Johnson had screwed the country. After Boris Johnson had screwed up Brexit" "And I have it on good authority that he also paid Nigel Farage £1m in 2022" "Now that we've discovered that £5m went to Farage in 2024, I'm obliged to disclose the £1m went to Farage in 2022" In his interview with Harry Cole where Nigel Farage says the £5m gift was for his 27 years working to deliver Brexit, he said, "Hang on a second, hang on a second, I can't be bought by anybody" To which Elon Musk said, "Farage is lying"
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2020: Boris Johnson describing Brexit, "We will prosper mightly" 2026: Ben Habib, "Christopher Harborne donated £1,000,000 to Boris Johnson" Christopher Harborne is a foreign-based crypto billionaire who is now also a Thai citizen and has been living there for over 20 years Ben Habib, "Without Christopher Harborne there was no Brexit party" "In the general election of 2019, Farage stood down 319 Brexit party candidates against the Tory party. Every single Tory MP had no Brexit party opposition" "Farage killed the Brexit party prospects in the 2019 election and he ensured a Boris Johnson government" "The argument Farage gave in 2019 was if we don't do that we might get Corbyn there will be a second referendum and we might lose Brexit. I bought that argument" "Then I at the start of 2023, the same Christopher Harborne give £1m to Boris Johnson" "Christopher Harbone used to say to be in 2019 and 2020 that Boris Johnson is biddable. He kept saying, Boris Johnson is biddable" "What I thought he meant is that you can make an argument with Boris Johnson and he will listen to you" "Actually, I think he was much more literal than that" "He was saying I can buy off Boris Johnson" "And he paid £1m to Boris Johnson in 2022 after Boris Johnson had screwed the country. After Boris Johnson had screwed up Brexit" "And I have it on good authority that he also paid Nigel Farage £1m in 2022" "Now that we've discovered that £5m went to Farage in 2024, I'm obliged to disclose the £1m went to Farage in 2022" In his interview with Harry Cole where Nigel Farage says the £5m gift was for his 27 years working to deliver Brexit, he said, "Hang on a second, hang on a second, I can't be bought by anybody" To which Elon Musk said, "Farage is lying"

Farrukh

108,735 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.
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🚨 Brexit is collapsing under its own contradictions and Labour is still too scared to admit it. Farage is Brexit. Brexit has failed. And Labour is losing voters not to Reform 👉but to the Lib Dems + Greens because it refuses to say so. Poppy Coburn: ➡️ “Labour should campaign to rejoin the EU.” ➡️ “The voters who left Labour over Brexit aren’t coming back anyway.” ➡️ “Rejoining is the only route to growth and it would finish Farage.” Lewis Goodall: ➡️ “There’s now enough public dissatisfaction with Brexit.” Meanwhile Starmer is signing US pharma deals that make a Customs Union impossible. You can’t fix Britain 🇬🇧 while glued to a Brexit the public no longer believes in. This is the beginning of a political realignment Labour is terrified to face.

Liz Webster

35,635 views • 8 months ago

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 Why aren't all the patriotic flag wavers upset that Nathan Gill who went from UKIP ⏩ Brexit Party ⏩ Reform UK has admitted to taking bribes to speak pro Russian and anti- EU statements? Photo collage ➡️ Oleg Voloshyn and his wife Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nigel Farage with Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nathan Gill with Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nigel Farage with Nathan Gill In 2022 the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Voloshyn under Executive Order 14024 for "having acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, the Government of the Russian Federation" His wife Nadia Borodi served as a presenter on pro-Kremlin TV channels -NewsOne, Channel 112 Ukraine- supporting Russia's annexation of Crimea, separatist movements in eastern Ukraine, and criticism of Ukraine's pro-Western government. She's been labeled a "Russian propagandist" and placed her "at the heart of Russian influence networks in Europe" Videos: 1⃣ Richard Tice, Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage standing on stage calling for Brexit 2⃣ Nigel Farage praising Nathan Gill as honourable and loyal 3⃣ Richard Tice introducing Nathan Gill on stage 4⃣ Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage at a UKIP event 5⃣ Nathan Gill praising Nigel Farage's leadership What have these three men achieved? ↘️ Told us leaving the EU would make us stronger, it's made the UK weaker and it's made the EU weaker ↘️ Who wins with a weaker UK and EU? Russia Your reminder of what Nigel Farage said: ➡️ 2016, "We'd be better off, we'd be a happier place" ➡️ 2016, "Worst case economically is better than where we are today" ➡️ 2016, "The sun has risen on an independent UK, and I could not be happier" ➡️ 2023, "Brexit has failed" ➡️2023, "We were more competitive as members of the EU" Nathan Gill, Richard Tice and Nigel Farage have known one another and campaigned together to leave the EU for at least ten years One of them was paid by Russia to speak anti EU statements As a society we can keep blaming legal immigrants and be side tracked by asylum seekers, or we can focus on government policies which since 2010 have underfunded public services under the Conservatives and continue to underfund public services under Labour If you want to blame legal immigrants and asylum seekers for government policy, not only will that not solve the problem of underfunded services, but it will not solve the problem Proud of being English or British, waving our flags, means having the integrity to get upset when we find out that one of the three men was paid by Russia to speak anti-EU statements and to weaken the UK And it also begs the question why the other two men - who weren't taking bribes from Russia - were saying the same anti EU things as the one who was taking bribes from Russia If patriotism means we can understand that England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿works well as part of the United Kingdom🇬🇧 Patriotism also means that the UK 🇬🇧 can work well as part of the European Union 🇪🇺 There's a reason why Ukraine 🇺🇦 has been fighting for years against Russia 🇷🇺, and why Ukraine - Europes biggest freedom fighters are fighting to join the European Union 🇪🇺 The EU 🇪🇺 is not perfect, and like any organisation it has its flaws. But we surely we should express our sovereign independent minds and be part of the European Union where we can shape conversation and policy on our continent, with our neighbours better? Or we can carry on with Brexit, and the weakening of the UK and the EU, the thing that Nathan Gill who went from UKIP ⏩ Brexit Party ⏩ Reform UK was paid to do by Russia Let's make better choices. Let's call our Russian influence on a British politician, Nathan Gill, and let's do the opposite of what Russia wants, and make a stronger Europe by rejoining the European Union #RejoinEU
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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧 Why aren't all the patriotic flag wavers upset that Nathan Gill who went from UKIP ⏩ Brexit Party ⏩ Reform UK has admitted to taking bribes to speak pro Russian and anti- EU statements? Photo collage ➡️ Oleg Voloshyn and his wife Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nigel Farage with Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nathan Gill with Nadia Borodi ➡️ Nigel Farage with Nathan Gill In 2022 the U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned Voloshyn under Executive Order 14024 for "having acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, the Government of the Russian Federation" His wife Nadia Borodi served as a presenter on pro-Kremlin TV channels -NewsOne, Channel 112 Ukraine- supporting Russia's annexation of Crimea, separatist movements in eastern Ukraine, and criticism of Ukraine's pro-Western government. She's been labeled a "Russian propagandist" and placed her "at the heart of Russian influence networks in Europe" Videos: 1⃣ Richard Tice, Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage standing on stage calling for Brexit 2⃣ Nigel Farage praising Nathan Gill as honourable and loyal 3⃣ Richard Tice introducing Nathan Gill on stage 4⃣ Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage at a UKIP event 5⃣ Nathan Gill praising Nigel Farage's leadership What have these three men achieved? ↘️ Told us leaving the EU would make us stronger, it's made the UK weaker and it's made the EU weaker ↘️ Who wins with a weaker UK and EU? Russia Your reminder of what Nigel Farage said: ➡️ 2016, "We'd be better off, we'd be a happier place" ➡️ 2016, "Worst case economically is better than where we are today" ➡️ 2016, "The sun has risen on an independent UK, and I could not be happier" ➡️ 2023, "Brexit has failed" ➡️2023, "We were more competitive as members of the EU" Nathan Gill, Richard Tice and Nigel Farage have known one another and campaigned together to leave the EU for at least ten years One of them was paid by Russia to speak anti EU statements As a society we can keep blaming legal immigrants and be side tracked by asylum seekers, or we can focus on government policies which since 2010 have underfunded public services under the Conservatives and continue to underfund public services under Labour If you want to blame legal immigrants and asylum seekers for government policy, not only will that not solve the problem of underfunded services, but it will not solve the problem Proud of being English or British, waving our flags, means having the integrity to get upset when we find out that one of the three men was paid by Russia to speak anti-EU statements and to weaken the UK And it also begs the question why the other two men - who weren't taking bribes from Russia - were saying the same anti EU things as the one who was taking bribes from Russia If patriotism means we can understand that England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿works well as part of the United Kingdom🇬🇧 Patriotism also means that the UK 🇬🇧 can work well as part of the European Union 🇪🇺 There's a reason why Ukraine 🇺🇦 has been fighting for years against Russia 🇷🇺, and why Ukraine - Europes biggest freedom fighters are fighting to join the European Union 🇪🇺 The EU 🇪🇺 is not perfect, and like any organisation it has its flaws. But we surely we should express our sovereign independent minds and be part of the European Union where we can shape conversation and policy on our continent, with our neighbours better? Or we can carry on with Brexit, and the weakening of the UK and the EU, the thing that Nathan Gill who went from UKIP ⏩ Brexit Party ⏩ Reform UK was paid to do by Russia Let's make better choices. Let's call our Russian influence on a British politician, Nathan Gill, and let's do the opposite of what Russia wants, and make a stronger Europe by rejoining the European Union #RejoinEU

Farrukh

46,333 views • 10 months ago

😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling Konstantin: “He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson, and I said I can’t do that. He wanted me to come out and talk about deportations of illegals before we had a plan.” Framing it as proof no one can “buy” him (in response to questions about other donors), Farage positioned it as standing up to Musk’s demands and not being “bullied”. This is basically accusing Musk of trying to blackmail him with cash for political concessions. Serious accusations. It will be interesting to hear Musk’s response. 🤔
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😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling Konstantin: “He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson, and I said I can’t do that. He wanted me to come out and talk about deportations of illegals before we had a plan.” Framing it as proof no one can “buy” him (in response to questions about other donors), Farage positioned it as standing up to Musk’s demands and not being “bullied”. This is basically accusing Musk of trying to blackmail him with cash for political concessions. Serious accusations. It will be interesting to hear Musk’s response. 🤔

J Stewart

1,167,589 views • 20 days ago

🚨 ALASTAIR CAMPBELL on Bloomberg with Jacob Rees-Mogg cuts through the noise: A rejoin referendum likely won’t happen anytime soon because while Nigel Farage and Reform remain influential, the EU simply won’t have us back. “While we’ve got the prospect of people like Jacob getting into bed with people like Nigel Farage… the EU’s not going to think about having us back.” Brutal but accurate. Farage’s chaos is the biggest barrier to fixing Brexit. Rees-Mogg admits the Leave campaign was chaotic, different people promised different things, no coherent plan, and the government implementing it (Theresa May, a Remainer) didn’t believe in it. Classic Brexit: sold with lies, delivered with confusion. Ten years on, the division Brexit created inside the Tory party helped birth Reform and now it’s blocking the very reset or rejoin that a growing majority of the public wants. Brexit broke British politics. Fixing it means moving past the Farage era.
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🚨 ALASTAIR CAMPBELL on Bloomberg with Jacob Rees-Mogg cuts through the noise: A rejoin referendum likely won’t happen anytime soon because while Nigel Farage and Reform remain influential, the EU simply won’t have us back. “While we’ve got the prospect of people like Jacob getting into bed with people like Nigel Farage… the EU’s not going to think about having us back.” Brutal but accurate. Farage’s chaos is the biggest barrier to fixing Brexit. Rees-Mogg admits the Leave campaign was chaotic, different people promised different things, no coherent plan, and the government implementing it (Theresa May, a Remainer) didn’t believe in it. Classic Brexit: sold with lies, delivered with confusion. Ten years on, the division Brexit created inside the Tory party helped birth Reform and now it’s blocking the very reset or rejoin that a growing majority of the public wants. Brexit broke British politics. Fixing it means moving past the Farage era.

Liz Webster

196,241 views • 1 month ago

Nigel Farage, "Why has the EU got a flag, why have they got an anthem, and why do they want nuclear weapons?" Mike Galsworthy, "Great question about the flag and anthem, and I'd like to demand the same of Liverpool FC.. What do they think they're doing with their own flag and anthem? It's ridiculous, are they trying to take over the world?" Mike Galsworthy "Also, everyone says its the EU flag, it's not, it was put together in 1955 in the surge of passion from Winston Churchill and others, and it was adopted" Nigel Farage, "I was there, they are building a state, a global superpower, why should we rejoin it?" Mike Galsworthy, "It's not" Nigel Farage, "You're in denial" David Davis, "What a tragedy Remain didn't focus on a positive vision" Mike Galsworthy, "This is where I think the BBC let us down hugely.. All I saw on the BBC was old white Conservative males for Leave, vs old white Conservative males for Remain" "You talk about positive vision. You get farmers in a room talking about farming, whether being in or out of the EU would be advantageous" "Similarly with fishing, with tech, with science. That is what it should have been like" Nigel Farage, "London said we must remain, the country said we must leave, we've left, we're four years on. Do you accept we're not rejoining?" Mike Galsworthy, "No are going to go back.. Look at the demographics, it's a pretty solid 60% for rejoining" "You break that down by age and you see that big millennial wave coming in.. They view our UK - EU relationship very differently" Nigel Farage, "Its fascinating because Marie Le Pen is leading in the under 30s, the AfD leading in the under 30s.. Right across Europe its the youth saying we don't want this vision.. And the whole European structure is falling apart" Mike Galsworthy, "You've been saying this for decades.. Any day now it's going to fall apart.. But it's not, it's actually more robust than ever" Nigel Farage, "The point I'm making is that the younger generation in Europe is seeing it in a different way, they have no memory of WWII, they dont see it as a project for peace, as their parents and grandparents did" Mike Galsworthy, "They do see it as a project for opportunity" Nigel Farage, "There's no prospect of Starmer taking us back into the EU is there?" Mike Galsworthy, "Not in the first term.. At the moment Starmer has no interest in that debate because he's trying to take the heat out of it and he wants to focus on quite frankly the mess the Conservatives have made across the country." "There was austerity, then Brexit, then covid, and all three have been mismanaged" "Keir Starmer's priority is to say: I'm a safe pair of hands"
6:26

Nigel Farage, "Why has the EU got a flag, why have they got an anthem, and why do they want nuclear weapons?" Mike Galsworthy, "Great question about the flag and anthem, and I'd like to demand the same of Liverpool FC.. What do they think they're doing with their own flag and anthem? It's ridiculous, are they trying to take over the world?" Mike Galsworthy "Also, everyone says its the EU flag, it's not, it was put together in 1955 in the surge of passion from Winston Churchill and others, and it was adopted" Nigel Farage, "I was there, they are building a state, a global superpower, why should we rejoin it?" Mike Galsworthy, "It's not" Nigel Farage, "You're in denial" David Davis, "What a tragedy Remain didn't focus on a positive vision" Mike Galsworthy, "This is where I think the BBC let us down hugely.. All I saw on the BBC was old white Conservative males for Leave, vs old white Conservative males for Remain" "You talk about positive vision. You get farmers in a room talking about farming, whether being in or out of the EU would be advantageous" "Similarly with fishing, with tech, with science. That is what it should have been like" Nigel Farage, "London said we must remain, the country said we must leave, we've left, we're four years on. Do you accept we're not rejoining?" Mike Galsworthy, "No are going to go back.. Look at the demographics, it's a pretty solid 60% for rejoining" "You break that down by age and you see that big millennial wave coming in.. They view our UK - EU relationship very differently" Nigel Farage, "Its fascinating because Marie Le Pen is leading in the under 30s, the AfD leading in the under 30s.. Right across Europe its the youth saying we don't want this vision.. And the whole European structure is falling apart" Mike Galsworthy, "You've been saying this for decades.. Any day now it's going to fall apart.. But it's not, it's actually more robust than ever" Nigel Farage, "The point I'm making is that the younger generation in Europe is seeing it in a different way, they have no memory of WWII, they dont see it as a project for peace, as their parents and grandparents did" Mike Galsworthy, "They do see it as a project for opportunity" Nigel Farage, "There's no prospect of Starmer taking us back into the EU is there?" Mike Galsworthy, "Not in the first term.. At the moment Starmer has no interest in that debate because he's trying to take the heat out of it and he wants to focus on quite frankly the mess the Conservatives have made across the country." "There was austerity, then Brexit, then covid, and all three have been mismanaged" "Keir Starmer's priority is to say: I'm a safe pair of hands"

Farrukh

395,803 views • 1 year ago

“Again, the title on your screens, you can see it there, 7th of July. We read twice for you that Farage’s spokesperson has said that Mr Nigel Farage had already told the relevant people in Parliament about both his donation from Harbourne and also his donation from Cottrell, and those people responsible in parliament for investigating parliamentary standards advised Farage he did not have to register those relationships in the parliamentary standards register. and that’s according to the Telegraph today, that Farage was advised ‘that they did not need to be reported’. Now that particular piece of information is highly highly relevant, because it’s a very specific rebuttal by Nigel. He is stating that he had already told the relevant people in parliament of these two donations and that they’d advised him that he did not need to report them. If that’s a lie, it’s very easy to catch Nigel Farage out in that lie because of course there will be those people in parliament will be able to say ‘we weren’t told, there’s no record of Nigel Farage telling us.’ But Farage claiming that he had indeed told them is a very specific thing to be lying about, because it’s very easy to disprove. So for Farage to make that claim in our view indicates that he did indeed tell the relevant people in parliament about the relationship he had with Christopher Harbourne and Posh George, or George Cottrell, otherwise he’d be very easily caught out lying.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED
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“Again, the title on your screens, you can see it there, 7th of July. We read twice for you that Farage’s spokesperson has said that Mr Nigel Farage had already told the relevant people in Parliament about both his donation from Harbourne and also his donation from Cottrell, and those people responsible in parliament for investigating parliamentary standards advised Farage he did not have to register those relationships in the parliamentary standards register. and that’s according to the Telegraph today, that Farage was advised ‘that they did not need to be reported’. Now that particular piece of information is highly highly relevant, because it’s a very specific rebuttal by Nigel. He is stating that he had already told the relevant people in parliament of these two donations and that they’d advised him that he did not need to report them. If that’s a lie, it’s very easy to catch Nigel Farage out in that lie because of course there will be those people in parliament will be able to say ‘we weren’t told, there’s no record of Nigel Farage telling us.’ But Farage claiming that he had indeed told them is a very specific thing to be lying about, because it’s very easy to disprove. So for Farage to make that claim in our view indicates that he did indeed tell the relevant people in parliament about the relationship he had with Christopher Harbourne and Posh George, or George Cottrell, otherwise he’d be very easily caught out lying.” Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED

أبو عمّار

20,052 views • 1 month ago

The cold is British. They just never told you. ❄️🇬🇧 Every air conditioner, every fridge, every freezer on earth, the cold inside all of it was first made by a Scotsman. In 1756. ❄️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 His name was William Cullen, a doctor in Edinburgh. In a warm room, with no ice and no winter, he drew the air from a glass of ether until it boiled cold and drank the heat from the water around it, until the water froze. No one had ever done it before. Then he wrote it down and walked away. No machine, no patent, no fortune. Just the proof, on a bench. It sat there the better part of a century. A British bench built the first machine that worked, and a Scot carried it across the world to Australia, where it froze meat and cooled beer. But cold was only half the story. ❄️📖 To master the air itself took another Scot. When the Houses of Parliament burned down in 1834, David Boswell Reid made the new building breathe, its gothic spires its lungs. At St George's Hall in Liverpool in 1851 he built what is often called the first air-conditioned building on earth. It should have made him. He died forgotten in America instead. 40 years on, Willis Carrier built the machine and earned his name as the father of modern air conditioning. He earned every bit of it. But he did not make the cold. The cold was British. America took that inheritance and cooled the world with it, and that is no theft. That is what an inheritance is for. We are the home of British heroes. Not built by ads, not by the government, built by us. There's a place for you with us. Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
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The cold is British. They just never told you. ❄️🇬🇧 Every air conditioner, every fridge, every freezer on earth, the cold inside all of it was first made by a Scotsman. In 1756. ❄️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 His name was William Cullen, a doctor in Edinburgh. In a warm room, with no ice and no winter, he drew the air from a glass of ether until it boiled cold and drank the heat from the water around it, until the water froze. No one had ever done it before. Then he wrote it down and walked away. No machine, no patent, no fortune. Just the proof, on a bench. It sat there the better part of a century. A British bench built the first machine that worked, and a Scot carried it across the world to Australia, where it froze meat and cooled beer. But cold was only half the story. ❄️📖 To master the air itself took another Scot. When the Houses of Parliament burned down in 1834, David Boswell Reid made the new building breathe, its gothic spires its lungs. At St George's Hall in Liverpool in 1851 he built what is often called the first air-conditioned building on earth. It should have made him. He died forgotten in America instead. 40 years on, Willis Carrier built the machine and earned his name as the father of modern air conditioning. He earned every bit of it. But he did not make the cold. The cold was British. America took that inheritance and cooled the world with it, and that is no theft. That is what an inheritance is for. We are the home of British heroes. Not built by ads, not by the government, built by us. There's a place for you with us. Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

56,349 views • 1 month ago

Nigel Farage, "The main reason this country wisely voted for Brexit in 2016" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Millions of Labour supporters" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Is because we wanted to take back control of our borders. So we and we alone can decide who comes and settles in our country" "Does the PM understand that demand today is even more than it was in 2016. We demand, the country demands that you say to the French president" Heckler, "Will you shut up" Nigel Farage, "Will you say to the French president" Heckler, "We were lied to" Nigel Farage, "We will not accept undocumented males across the English channels, and that you are not dictated to by an increasingly arrogant anti-Brexit French" Keir Starmer, "We are fixing the mess we inherited" "We are working with other countries to ensure we take the measures necessary to stop people crossing the channel. These are serious answers to serious problems" "His proposal for ten years, wagging the Tory dog has been to break everything and claim that's how you fix things" "To stick to fingers up at your neighbours, and then expect them to work with us" "And he votes against the borders bill which gives more powers to our law enforcement to deal with securing our borders" "And Mr Speaker, the reason for that is, that he has no interest in fixing the problem, because he wants to milk it and exploit it" "That's the truth about Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party"
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Nigel Farage, "The main reason this country wisely voted for Brexit in 2016" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Millions of Labour supporters" Heckler, "Because they were lied to" Nigel Farage, "Is because we wanted to take back control of our borders. So we and we alone can decide who comes and settles in our country" "Does the PM understand that demand today is even more than it was in 2016. We demand, the country demands that you say to the French president" Heckler, "Will you shut up" Nigel Farage, "Will you say to the French president" Heckler, "We were lied to" Nigel Farage, "We will not accept undocumented males across the English channels, and that you are not dictated to by an increasingly arrogant anti-Brexit French" Keir Starmer, "We are fixing the mess we inherited" "We are working with other countries to ensure we take the measures necessary to stop people crossing the channel. These are serious answers to serious problems" "His proposal for ten years, wagging the Tory dog has been to break everything and claim that's how you fix things" "To stick to fingers up at your neighbours, and then expect them to work with us" "And he votes against the borders bill which gives more powers to our law enforcement to deal with securing our borders" "And Mr Speaker, the reason for that is, that he has no interest in fixing the problem, because he wants to milk it and exploit it" "That's the truth about Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party"

Farrukh

650,201 views • 1 year ago

Emma Barnett, "More people in every constituency in England, Scotland and Wales back a closer relationship with the EU, rather than more transatlantic trade with the US" Nigel Farage, "Depends how you ask the question" Emma Barnett, "Well, you're quite a fan of opinion polls if they put Reform ahead of Conservatives and Labour" Nigel Farage laughs and smirks Emma Barnett, "I'm trying to understand from you how you will accept there are a lot of people in this country who want closer ties with the European Union, and it doesn't seem you can outline how you will accept that ideologically" Nigel Farage, "We voted for Brexit, we voted to leave, that was very very clear. We can be friendly, we can be cooperative" Emma Barnett, "What does that mean?" Nigel Farage, "The deal negotiated by the Boris Johnson Conservative government was not a very good one, we can improve on that.. But the most important part is that we don't tie ourselves to.." Emma Barnett, "You keep saying what we shouldn't do, but what is your vision Nigel Farage specifically?" Nigel Farage, "We are a global trading nation, the European Union is diminishing every single year. And I keep hearing this stuff of what an important trading market it is" "Every single year that goes by, it becomes smaller and smaller" Emma Barnett, "What does being friendly mean? We're not mate sin a pub. What does being friendly mean, can you commit to something?" Nigel Farage, "We can improve the deal" Emma Barnett, "How?" Nigel Farage, "By saying to them, we can make this easier for both of us, we can go back through, and we're up for a renegotiation anyway" "My fear is that we tie ourselves to EU law, that we start to accept Single Market regulations" Emma Barnett, "You're still not saying what.. You keep outlining your fears and what you don't like, but you're now an MP, you're the leader of a party, don't you need to say what we can do? What can that fisherman hear from you?" Nigel Farage, "I'll tell you what we can do, we can do a free trade deal with the USA, we can look across the rest of the world, and we can also recognise that if we want to turn the economy around, the biggest problem isn't our overseas trade, it's the desperate lack of productivity in the UK" "Yes of course the EU is an important market, no one's denying that for a moment. But with every year that goes by it becomes less important, let's think bigger" Your reminder that staying outside the EU Single Market costs the UK over £100 billion every year in trade, trade that would benefit the UK and the EU Or in easier to relate to terms, each person in the UK is currently about £2,000 worse off outside the EU, than we would be if we were in the EU And it's a sad day for British politics, and our economy, when Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage are calling for the same thing, closer ties to the EU, but not being in the EU Single Market; which is the one thing that would supercharge growth for the UK economy
2:15

Emma Barnett, "More people in every constituency in England, Scotland and Wales back a closer relationship with the EU, rather than more transatlantic trade with the US" Nigel Farage, "Depends how you ask the question" Emma Barnett, "Well, you're quite a fan of opinion polls if they put Reform ahead of Conservatives and Labour" Nigel Farage laughs and smirks Emma Barnett, "I'm trying to understand from you how you will accept there are a lot of people in this country who want closer ties with the European Union, and it doesn't seem you can outline how you will accept that ideologically" Nigel Farage, "We voted for Brexit, we voted to leave, that was very very clear. We can be friendly, we can be cooperative" Emma Barnett, "What does that mean?" Nigel Farage, "The deal negotiated by the Boris Johnson Conservative government was not a very good one, we can improve on that.. But the most important part is that we don't tie ourselves to.." Emma Barnett, "You keep saying what we shouldn't do, but what is your vision Nigel Farage specifically?" Nigel Farage, "We are a global trading nation, the European Union is diminishing every single year. And I keep hearing this stuff of what an important trading market it is" "Every single year that goes by, it becomes smaller and smaller" Emma Barnett, "What does being friendly mean? We're not mate sin a pub. What does being friendly mean, can you commit to something?" Nigel Farage, "We can improve the deal" Emma Barnett, "How?" Nigel Farage, "By saying to them, we can make this easier for both of us, we can go back through, and we're up for a renegotiation anyway" "My fear is that we tie ourselves to EU law, that we start to accept Single Market regulations" Emma Barnett, "You're still not saying what.. You keep outlining your fears and what you don't like, but you're now an MP, you're the leader of a party, don't you need to say what we can do? What can that fisherman hear from you?" Nigel Farage, "I'll tell you what we can do, we can do a free trade deal with the USA, we can look across the rest of the world, and we can also recognise that if we want to turn the economy around, the biggest problem isn't our overseas trade, it's the desperate lack of productivity in the UK" "Yes of course the EU is an important market, no one's denying that for a moment. But with every year that goes by it becomes less important, let's think bigger" Your reminder that staying outside the EU Single Market costs the UK over £100 billion every year in trade, trade that would benefit the UK and the EU Or in easier to relate to terms, each person in the UK is currently about £2,000 worse off outside the EU, than we would be if we were in the EU And it's a sad day for British politics, and our economy, when Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage are calling for the same thing, closer ties to the EU, but not being in the EU Single Market; which is the one thing that would supercharge growth for the UK economy

Farrukh

103,979 views • 1 year ago

2025: Elon Musk wants the European Union to be abolished 2016: That time David Cameron reminded us of the benefits of being in the EU, including the special op-out status the UK once had Comparing US states to EU countries works as a shorthand: both are smaller entities in a larger union, but unlike US states, EU countries keep their full sovereignty - here are some examples: ❌U S states gave up sovereignty to form a union ✅ EU countries keep their sovereignty 🆘 Abolishing the EU isn’t breaking up a federation, it’s attacking national sovereignty ❌ US states can’t have separate militaries ✅ EU countries maintain their own armies 🆘 Dismantling the EU wouldn’t "free states" it would undermine national sovereignty ❌ US states follow one federal constitution ✅ EU countries retain their own constitutions 🆘 Ending the EU would ignore the sovereignty each nation has carefully preserved ❌ US states can’t sign international treaties ✅ EU countries sign treaties individually and collectively 🆘 Abolishing the EU attacks their sovereignty on both national and international levels ❌ US states can’t control borders ✅ EU countries control who enters their territory 🆘 Destroying the EU would remove their border sovereignty ❌ US states rely on one federal currency ✅ EU countries, like those outside the eurozone, can keep their own money 🆘 Abolishing the EU would compromise financial sovereignty ❌ US states can’t impose independent foreign policy ✅ EU countries have independent foreign policies 🆘 Ending the EU doesn’t restore "freedom" it erodes national sovereignty ❌ US states can’t set nationwide defense policies ✅ EU countries maintain sovereignty over defence and security 🆘 Dismantling the EU threatens each nation’s sovereign decisions ❌ US states can’t maintain unique laws on education, healthcare, taxes ✅ EU countries make their own laws 🆘 Abolishing the EU ignores the sovereignty in domestic governance ❌ US states cannot leave the US ✅ EU countries can theoretically leave the union (like Brexit) 🆘 Attacking the EU’s existence is an attack on countries’ sovereign choice ❌ US states rely entirely on federal law enforcement ✅ EU countries maintain their own police and justice systems 🆘 Abolishing the EU would undermine their sovereign law enforcement ❌ US states cannot print passports or control visas ✅ EU countries issue their own passports and control immigration 🆘 Ending the EU would infringe on national sovereignty over borders ❌ US states cannot veto federal treaties ✅ EU countries vote on treaties and agreements individually 🆘 Abolishing the EU would strip countries of treaty sovereignty ❌ US states share a single central bank ✅ EU countries can keep or choose their own currencies 🆘 Destroying the EU would attack financial sovereignty ❌ US states can’t run independent foreign aid programs ✅ EU countries manage foreign aid and international development 🆘 Abolishing the EU would erode sovereign control over foreign policy ❌ US states cannot maintain their own national holidays or symbols officially ✅ EU countries preserve national symbols, holidays, and languages 🆘 Ending the EU wouldn’t restore “freedom”—it would threaten cultural and political sovereignty The EU union setup is often considered "better" than the US state system in terms of sovereignty and flexibility This allows each country to make independent decisions while still benefiting from cooperation on trade, environmental standards, and other shared policies The EU model encourages policy diversity and experimentation. Countries can implement unique social, economic, or environmental policies without conflicting with the union, whereas US states are often limited by federal law The EU balances shared governance with national sovereignty, which is why the sooner the UK rejoins the EU the better We will most likely have lost all of the opt outs we had before Brexit, maybe it's time for the UK to join the EU on a similar terms as other nations - all for one and one for all 👍
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2025: Elon Musk wants the European Union to be abolished 2016: That time David Cameron reminded us of the benefits of being in the EU, including the special op-out status the UK once had Comparing US states to EU countries works as a shorthand: both are smaller entities in a larger union, but unlike US states, EU countries keep their full sovereignty - here are some examples: ❌U S states gave up sovereignty to form a union ✅ EU countries keep their sovereignty 🆘 Abolishing the EU isn’t breaking up a federation, it’s attacking national sovereignty ❌ US states can’t have separate militaries ✅ EU countries maintain their own armies 🆘 Dismantling the EU wouldn’t "free states" it would undermine national sovereignty ❌ US states follow one federal constitution ✅ EU countries retain their own constitutions 🆘 Ending the EU would ignore the sovereignty each nation has carefully preserved ❌ US states can’t sign international treaties ✅ EU countries sign treaties individually and collectively 🆘 Abolishing the EU attacks their sovereignty on both national and international levels ❌ US states can’t control borders ✅ EU countries control who enters their territory 🆘 Destroying the EU would remove their border sovereignty ❌ US states rely on one federal currency ✅ EU countries, like those outside the eurozone, can keep their own money 🆘 Abolishing the EU would compromise financial sovereignty ❌ US states can’t impose independent foreign policy ✅ EU countries have independent foreign policies 🆘 Ending the EU doesn’t restore "freedom" it erodes national sovereignty ❌ US states can’t set nationwide defense policies ✅ EU countries maintain sovereignty over defence and security 🆘 Dismantling the EU threatens each nation’s sovereign decisions ❌ US states can’t maintain unique laws on education, healthcare, taxes ✅ EU countries make their own laws 🆘 Abolishing the EU ignores the sovereignty in domestic governance ❌ US states cannot leave the US ✅ EU countries can theoretically leave the union (like Brexit) 🆘 Attacking the EU’s existence is an attack on countries’ sovereign choice ❌ US states rely entirely on federal law enforcement ✅ EU countries maintain their own police and justice systems 🆘 Abolishing the EU would undermine their sovereign law enforcement ❌ US states cannot print passports or control visas ✅ EU countries issue their own passports and control immigration 🆘 Ending the EU would infringe on national sovereignty over borders ❌ US states cannot veto federal treaties ✅ EU countries vote on treaties and agreements individually 🆘 Abolishing the EU would strip countries of treaty sovereignty ❌ US states share a single central bank ✅ EU countries can keep or choose their own currencies 🆘 Destroying the EU would attack financial sovereignty ❌ US states can’t run independent foreign aid programs ✅ EU countries manage foreign aid and international development 🆘 Abolishing the EU would erode sovereign control over foreign policy ❌ US states cannot maintain their own national holidays or symbols officially ✅ EU countries preserve national symbols, holidays, and languages 🆘 Ending the EU wouldn’t restore “freedom”—it would threaten cultural and political sovereignty The EU union setup is often considered "better" than the US state system in terms of sovereignty and flexibility This allows each country to make independent decisions while still benefiting from cooperation on trade, environmental standards, and other shared policies The EU model encourages policy diversity and experimentation. Countries can implement unique social, economic, or environmental policies without conflicting with the union, whereas US states are often limited by federal law The EU balances shared governance with national sovereignty, which is why the sooner the UK rejoins the EU the better We will most likely have lost all of the opt outs we had before Brexit, maybe it's time for the UK to join the EU on a similar terms as other nations - all for one and one for all 👍

Farrukh

168,375 views • 8 months ago

🇬🇧 A Norfolk farmer's plough caught something in a field in 1948. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It turned out to be the largest collection of Iron Age gold ever found anywhere in the world. 🪙⌛️ Made by British smiths whose craft no one has been able to copy. 🇬🇧 Snettisham is a quiet village on the Norfolk coast. Its fields look like any field in eastern England. But in 1948 a Norfolk farmer hit something with his plough. He thought it was bedstead metal. It wasn't. Over the next 40 years, archaeologists returned to that field again and again. They found 11 hoards in one field. More than 175 complete torcs. And hundreds more fragments. The largest collection of Iron Age gold ever found. Anywhere in the world. And one piece stood above all the others. 🏛️ The Snettisham Great Torc. A neck ring, one kilogram of gold and silver alloy. Twisted from 60 individual strands of wire, each made by hand. The trumpet terminals at each end were cast in one piece. With pattern detail no modern goldsmith has fully reproduced. The casting technique used has not been replicated. 2,000 years on, the craft still holds its secret. The torc was made by an Iron Age British smith. Probably for the Iceni. The tribe that later rose with Boudica. Their goldsmiths were among the most skilled in Europe. And the gold they worked was British gold. Worked on British forges by British hands. Around 75 BC, someone buried the hoards together. A sacred deposit, or a treasury, or both. The earth held it for 2,000 years. And then a Norfolk farmer's plough lifted it back into the light. The smiths who made these torcs became Britons. Their descendants became the British. And the British still work metal at the top of the world. Norfolk still ploughs the field where it began. 🇬🇧 Britain has been working gold for 2,000 years. The craft is still in the hands. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Right now, somewhere in Britain, a silversmith is at the bench. The hands have never stopped. Our work is made in Britain, for Britain. Inspire the next British craftsman.👇🙏 👉 👈 Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
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🇬🇧 A Norfolk farmer's plough caught something in a field in 1948. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 It turned out to be the largest collection of Iron Age gold ever found anywhere in the world. 🪙⌛️ Made by British smiths whose craft no one has been able to copy. 🇬🇧 Snettisham is a quiet village on the Norfolk coast. Its fields look like any field in eastern England. But in 1948 a Norfolk farmer hit something with his plough. He thought it was bedstead metal. It wasn't. Over the next 40 years, archaeologists returned to that field again and again. They found 11 hoards in one field. More than 175 complete torcs. And hundreds more fragments. The largest collection of Iron Age gold ever found. Anywhere in the world. And one piece stood above all the others. 🏛️ The Snettisham Great Torc. A neck ring, one kilogram of gold and silver alloy. Twisted from 60 individual strands of wire, each made by hand. The trumpet terminals at each end were cast in one piece. With pattern detail no modern goldsmith has fully reproduced. The casting technique used has not been replicated. 2,000 years on, the craft still holds its secret. The torc was made by an Iron Age British smith. Probably for the Iceni. The tribe that later rose with Boudica. Their goldsmiths were among the most skilled in Europe. And the gold they worked was British gold. Worked on British forges by British hands. Around 75 BC, someone buried the hoards together. A sacred deposit, or a treasury, or both. The earth held it for 2,000 years. And then a Norfolk farmer's plough lifted it back into the light. The smiths who made these torcs became Britons. Their descendants became the British. And the British still work metal at the top of the world. Norfolk still ploughs the field where it began. 🇬🇧 Britain has been working gold for 2,000 years. The craft is still in the hands. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Right now, somewhere in Britain, a silversmith is at the bench. The hands have never stopped. Our work is made in Britain, for Britain. Inspire the next British craftsman.👇🙏 👉 👈 Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

Proudofus.uk

25,129 views • 2 months ago

Susanna Reid, "Hannah Spencer, winner for the Green party in Denton and Gorton moved you to tears" Carol Vorderman, "Yes" Susanna Reid, "I remember a time you were campaigning for Labour" Carol Vorderman, "No, I was never campaigning for Labour. Do you remember 18 months ago we had a 2 party system?" "I was part of a huge tactical voting website called Stop The Tories, now and along with another tactical voting website, over 6 million people typed their postcodes in, and that was directly responsible for stopping the Tories" "The Tories had the lowest number of MPs in their almost 400 year history, and I'm very happy about that" "Labour have thrown it away" Ed Balls, "What upsets you the most when you say Labour have thrown it away" Carol Vorderman, "Because they have e.g. the ridiculous announcement for the Winter Fuel Allowance, they went in so low" "We wanted them to stop corruption. Stop MPs from having 18 jobs. To stop foreign donations" Susanna Reid, "What do you say to people who say you should put your money where you mouth is and stand in Clacton" Carol Vorderman, "Why would I stand in Clacton?" Susanna Reid, "Against Nigel Farage and stop him. Do you think you could get enough votes in?" Carol Vorderman, "I don't live in Clacton, I'm not even sure I know if Nigel Farage knows how to spell it" "He's yet to have a surgery since the election" "Nigel Farage spent 140 working days doing other things" Ed Balls, "You are thinking of standing?" Carol Vorderman, "I would say I'm independent" "I think Farage is a total charlatan" "Farage is privately educated, he mixes with billionaires" "Hannah Spencer is very honest on how the money has been taken from the working class and given to the rich" "Farage is like a poundland Trump. Trump says fake news on a Monday, Farage says it on a Tuesday" Susanna Reid, "Would you stand as an MP? I've been asked so many times. I wouldn't say no now"
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Susanna Reid, "Hannah Spencer, winner for the Green party in Denton and Gorton moved you to tears" Carol Vorderman, "Yes" Susanna Reid, "I remember a time you were campaigning for Labour" Carol Vorderman, "No, I was never campaigning for Labour. Do you remember 18 months ago we had a 2 party system?" "I was part of a huge tactical voting website called Stop The Tories, now and along with another tactical voting website, over 6 million people typed their postcodes in, and that was directly responsible for stopping the Tories" "The Tories had the lowest number of MPs in their almost 400 year history, and I'm very happy about that" "Labour have thrown it away" Ed Balls, "What upsets you the most when you say Labour have thrown it away" Carol Vorderman, "Because they have e.g. the ridiculous announcement for the Winter Fuel Allowance, they went in so low" "We wanted them to stop corruption. Stop MPs from having 18 jobs. To stop foreign donations" Susanna Reid, "What do you say to people who say you should put your money where you mouth is and stand in Clacton" Carol Vorderman, "Why would I stand in Clacton?" Susanna Reid, "Against Nigel Farage and stop him. Do you think you could get enough votes in?" Carol Vorderman, "I don't live in Clacton, I'm not even sure I know if Nigel Farage knows how to spell it" "He's yet to have a surgery since the election" "Nigel Farage spent 140 working days doing other things" Ed Balls, "You are thinking of standing?" Carol Vorderman, "I would say I'm independent" "I think Farage is a total charlatan" "Farage is privately educated, he mixes with billionaires" "Hannah Spencer is very honest on how the money has been taken from the working class and given to the rich" "Farage is like a poundland Trump. Trump says fake news on a Monday, Farage says it on a Tuesday" Susanna Reid, "Would you stand as an MP? I've been asked so many times. I wouldn't say no now"

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