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"Can we just squash this absolute nonsense. It's just not true that we don't make our own laws. Almost every day, every week, that's exactly what we do in parliament." Throwback to when Anna Soubry 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇺🇦🇪🇺🖤🤍 called out Nigel Farage in 2016.

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@Anna_Soubry The UK not only ALWAYS made its own laws whilst in the EU. We also had a huge influence in creating the laws of the EU. Brexit was not a silly mistake. It was a criminal scam.

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It’s always a classic when Farage gets called out on his nonsense. He then just quickly dismisses the entire argument.

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@Anna_Soubry Farridge’s shabby, scabby, squalid political career in a single photo 👇 cc: @SebDance #Brexit #Farage #BrexitHasFailed #RemainersWereRight

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@Anna_Soubry Makes me laugh when Fartage talks about democracy after he rode the democratic European Parliamentary gravy train election after election.

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@Anna_Soubry History will pose the question as to why so many were taken in by the finest Snake Oil salesman ever to come out of Dulwich College.

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@Anna_Soubry Fromage was an MEP, with the worst attendance record among 751 allowed, and his Party also had the worst attendance. Clearly his absence made him none the wiser, actually, nothing has made him the wiser…

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@Anna_Soubry Anna got slaughtered in that one. She looked esoecially embarrassed when Nigel pointed out non judges in Europe override our Supreme Court decisions.

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@Anna_Soubry Farage is just lying, all the time about everything.

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@Anna_Soubry This absolute piece of excrement triggers the absolute f**k out of me. I can't believe the visceral hate I feel everytime his arrogant mug hits the screen. He absolutely should face criminal charges.

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@Anna_Soubry He is a traitor

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