Farage

Imho he's the only one with any guts
Says it how it is
He was called a liar time after time compared to a natzi yesterday
And you moan becouse he stood up to them rather than QUIT like some

Well we have quit the EU. The irony.

Slinging mud and personal insults is not 'standing up' to them, well unless you are a 13 year old in the school yard. Standing up to 'them' is t be mature, factual, challenging and eloquent - farage was anything but those.

In the 1980's he aligned himself to Nazi theology.

We are not quitting we are leaving ,we will renegotiate with those that will negotiate with us

Cameron is the quitter,even though he LIED by telling us before the referendum that he was not a quitter

True, we are leaving not quitting. You're right.

Cameron is a quitter. Agreed.

But Farage needs to just keep his mouth shut for a while and leave the negotiations to people who can get us the best deal.

Never mind who's bitching about who ,Just thank god we're out of the b*stard eu

I will when (and if) we see a proper plan that outlines exactly when leaving means.

You may find that the 'idea' of being out is far better than the reality, but let's wait and see.

I think we should take the middle ground during our negotiations. No point antagonising countries we will continue to trade with, but we don't have to give in to them either. They sell far more to us than we do to them, they need to keep us onside so that they continue to have a market of 65million people in addition to what they already have in the EU. If they create too many difficulties, there's a whole world outside the EU who are always looking for more custom.

Imho he's the only one with any guts
Says it how it is
He was called a liar time after time compared to a natzi yesterday
And you moan becouse he stood up to them rather than QUIT like some

Well we have quit the EU. The irony.

Slinging mud and personal insults is not 'standing up' to them, well unless you are a 13 year old in the school yard. Standing up to 'them' is t be mature, factual, challenging and eloquent - farage was anything but those.

In the 1980's he aligned himself to Nazi theology.

We are not quitting we are leaving ,we will renegotiate with those that will negotiate with us

Cameron is the quitter,even though he LIED by telling us before the referendum that he was not a quitter

True, we are leaving not quitting. You're right.

Cameron is a quitter. Agreed.

But Farage needs to just keep his mouth shut for a while and leave the negotiations to people who can get us the best deal.

I don't think he's a quitter in the sense that you're both making out but his actions do underline the complete misplaced confidence that the whole remain campaign suffered from.(a bit like the football side).I honestly think that they thought the outcome of the referendum was a forgone conclusion in favour of remain(bit like me )and didn't work hard enough to dispel some of the whoppers coming from the Brexit camp.When something like this happens the leader normally falls on his sword and I don't blame him for leaving the Brexiters to sort it.Thats why Boris is quickly trying to re-invent himself because its highly likely he will be one of the chief negotiators trying to sort out this mess.

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

coming from a merchant banker that a bit rich don't you think?

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Well even if he was right (and he's not by the way,, see my other post) there is a time to show some maturity and think about Britain and not your own ego. He will have plenty of time to gloat when we are out and we have negotiated a deal but now is the time for serious strategy development (which should have been done before the referendum) and serious conversations. Sadly it seems Farage is incapable of any of that.

Perhaps he should have gone on annual leave to count his offshore tax free savings, no doubt populated with his MEP salary, and thought about all you 'little people' that he is speaking for.

Your assessment of Mr Farage is far more eloquently put than his schoolboy rant yesterday. Thankfully, he will have no place around the table and that should be welcomed by both remain and leave supports alike. An odious, self important hypoctrical bigot who has become very rich through his irrational hatred and double standards.

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

coming from a merchant banker that a bit rich don't you think?

Im not a merchant banker?? Neither and I a ukip voter but I did think Nigel's quote was spot on, these people need to get in the real world!!

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Well even if he was right (and he's not by the way,, see my other post) there is a time to show some maturity and think about Britain and not your own ego. He will have plenty of time to gloat when we are out and we have negotiated a deal but now is the time for serious strategy development (which should have been done before the referendum) and serious conversations. Sadly it seems Farage is incapable of any of that.

Perhaps he should have gone on annual leave to count his offshore tax free savings, no doubt populated with his MEP salary, and thought about all you 'little people' that he is speaking for.

Your assessment of Mr Farage is far more eloquently put than his schoolboy rant yesterday. Thankfully, he will have no place around the table and that should be welcomed by both remain and leave supports alike. An odious, self important hypoctrical bigot who has become very rich through his irrational hatred and double standards.

Absolutely spot on. The man is dangerous and odious.

Never mind who's bitching about who ,Just thank god we're out of the b*stard eu

We aren't yet, and probably won't be for at least a few years! Nothing has changed yet, other than our economy taking a tanking.

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

coming from a merchant banker that a bit rich don't you think?

Im not a merchant banker?? Neither and I a ukip voter but I did think Nigel's quote was spot on, these people need to get in the real world!!

I wasn't suggesting you were a merchant banker mate, but he was...

Never mind who's bitching about who ,Just thank god we're out of the b*stard eu

We aren't yet, and probably won't be for at least a few years! Nothing has changed yet, other than our economy taking a tanking.

Still scaremongering going on. The FTSE is higher today than it was in February and March, and virtually at the same level of just 10 weeks ago. We were in the EU in Feb and March, and were probable expected to remain there, and yet the FTSE was far lower then. It was always going to take a hit if the out vote won, it always does in periods of uncertainty. My shares took a dive on Friday and Monday, started to recover yesterday and have continued to recover today. Far to early to jump to conclusions. I don't know how my investments will perform long term, and neither does Owain who has just posted on here. There were lies told by both sides of the campaign. Just a few days ago the Chancellor told us if we voted leave, the economy would nosedive so much an emergency budget would have to take place almost immediately. Yesterday he backtracked on that, and there is no actual plan for an emergency budget. The fact is that nobody can speak with any certainty about what is about to happen. A democratic decision had been made, and instead of looking for worse case scenarios all the time, it's about time people accepted the wishes of the majority and worked together to ensure the best possible future.

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

coming from a merchant banker that a bit rich don't you think?

Im not a merchant banker?? Neither and I a ukip voter but I did think Nigel's quote was spot on, these people need to get in the real world!!

Just to clarify Farage was never a 'banker' in fact he dislikes them, he sold metals and was in business for over 20 years!

Also lives in a 3 bed semi so can't be hiding that much money!

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Agree with this! He was spot on!!

coming from a merchant banker that a bit rich don't you think?

Im not a merchant banker?? Neither and I a ukip voter but I did think Nigel's quote was spot on, these people need to get in the real world!!

Just to clarify Farage was never a 'banker' in fact he dislikes them, he sold metals and was in business for over 20 years!

Also lives in a 3 bed semi so can't be hiding that much money!

Of course he dislikes the term, as it alienates him from his working class supporters. He was a metals/commodity trader in London; a job which would come under the common 'banker' category lots of city workers find themselves labelled with.

I think we should take the middle ground during our negotiations. No point antagonising countries we will continue to trade with, but we don't have to give in to them either. They sell far more to us than we do to them, they need to keep us onside so that they continue to have a market of 65million people in addition to what they already have in the EU. If they create too many difficulties, there's a whole world outside the EU who are always looking for more custom.

Cameron said today that the EU respects our decision and accepts the overriding reason was uncontrolled migration. He went on to explain that the EU have said the UK cannot expect to have the full benefit's of the single market without contributing to the running costs.

Personally I would accept a deal which saw us pay our £9billion net to the EU but left us out of any free movement of labour requirements.

I would still be unhappy because this would mean we are contributing to the EU gravy train but I would prefer that than signing up to a mass migration scheme.

I think we should take the middle ground during our negotiations. No point antagonising countries we will continue to trade with, but we don't have to give in to them either. They sell far more to us than we do to them, they need to keep us onside so that they continue to have a market of 65million people in addition to what they already have in the EU. If they create too many difficulties, there's a whole world outside the EU who are always looking for more custom.

Cameron said today that the EU respects our decision and accepts the overriding reason was uncontrolled migration. He went on to explain that the EU have said the UK cannot expect to have the full benefit's of the single market without contributing to the running costs.

Personally I would accept a deal which saw us pay our £9billion net to the EU but left us out of any free movement of labour requirements.

I would still be unhappy because this would mean we are contributing to the EU gravy train but I would prefer that than signing up to a mass migration scheme.

Conciliatory but what about those of us who depend on being able to work in other EU countries or don't we count?

I think we should take the middle ground during our negotiations. No point antagonising countries we will continue to trade with, but we don't have to give in to them either. They sell far more to us than we do to them, they need to keep us onside so that they continue to have a market of 65million people in addition to what they already have in the EU. If they create too many difficulties, there's a whole world outside the EU who are always looking for more custom.

Cameron said today that the EU respects our decision and accepts the overriding reason was uncontrolled migration. He went on to explain that the EU have said the UK cannot expect to have the full benefit's of the single market without contributing to the running costs.

Personally I would accept a deal which saw us pay our £9billion net to the EU but left us out of any free movement of labour requirements.

I would still be unhappy because this would mean we are contributing to the EU gravy train but I would prefer that than signing up to a mass migration scheme.

Conciliatory but what about those of us who depend on being able to work in other EU countries or don't we count?

Not for Brexit Utd you don't

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

This last few days his ego has exploded and it wouldn't surprise me if he threw his name into the hat to be Tory leader.

He's not a Tory MP, in fact he's not an MP at all, how could he stand for the leadership.

It was a comment made in jest you f*cking whopper, it wouldn't surprise me though. His ego knows no bounds.

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

I am not a travel agent... I don't do package holidays to sun spots, I am a tour operator who does specialist holidays within the EU; its not the same and comes under different rules.

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

I am not a travel agent... I don't do package holidays to sun spots, I am a tour operator who does specialist holidays within the EU; its not the same and comes under different rules.

Well I hope your business continues to do well, and that your partner is able to come here and be treated with respect. I am 100% against racists, and am well aware that our communities are well served by many of our friends from other countries. Thankfully, the racists in this country are a very small minority.

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

I am not a travel agent... I don't do package holidays to sun spots, I am a tour operator who does specialist holidays within the EU; its not the same and comes under different rules.

Well I hope your business continues to do well, and that your partner is able to come here and be treated with respect. I am 100% against racists, and am well aware that our communities are well served by many of our friends from other countries. Thankfully, the racists in this country are a very small minority.

Thank you - I have never accused anyone who voted leave of being a racist and respect the democratic result even though I am profoundly against the reasons for it. Unfortunately those of a racist nature now seem that they have a mandate to bully those that might be of a different nationality to them. Don't get me wrong, I am not naïve to think this doesn't happen elsewhere too. Incidentally, in case you haven't seen it the guy behind Farage in yesterday's speech face palming is the Lithuanian Health Commissioner for the EU as a whole. He was raised in a soviet gulag and went on to become a heart surgeon - obviously not a proper job in anyone's eyes

This last few days his ego has exploded and it wouldn't surprise me if he threw his name into the hat to be Tory leader.

He's not a Tory MP, in fact he's not an MP at all, how could he stand for the leadership.

It was a comment made in jest you f*cking whopper,.

Course it was

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

I am not a travel agent... I don't do package holidays to sun spots, I am a tour operator who does specialist holidays within the EU; its not the same and comes under different rules.

Well I hope your business continues to do well, and that your partner is able to come here and be treated with respect. I am 100% against racists, and am well aware that our communities are well served by many of our friends from other countries. Thankfully, the racists in this country are a very small minority.

Thank you - I have never accused anyone who voted leave of being a racist and respect the democratic result even though I am profoundly against the reasons for it. Unfortunately those of a racist nature now seem that they have a mandate to bully those that might be of a different nationality to them. Don't get me wrong, I am not naïve to think this doesn't happen elsewhere too. Incidentally, in case you haven't seen it the guy behind Farage in yesterday's speech face palming is the Lithuanian Health Commissioner for the EU as a whole. He was raised in a soviet gulag and went on to become a heart surgeon - obviously not a proper job in anyone's eyes

Farrage actually said many of you (MEPs) have never had a proper job, sadly the same could be said of UK politicians.

Re increased racism, why would brexit create millions of racists, if we had that many the BNP would be a political force rather than a bunch of irrelevant cranks. We shouldn't believe everything the BBC of the Gaurdian tells tells us.

I have no idea - but then I have no idea why anyone would be a racist in the first place.

I watched the whole speech and thought it was excellent, about time someone told them some home truths.

My personal highlight was "most of you have never done a proper job in your lives"

Well even if he was right (and he's not by the way,, see my other post) there is a time to show some maturity and think about Britain and not your own ego. He will have plenty of time to gloat when we are out and we have negotiated a deal but now is the time for serious strategy development (which should have been done before the referendum) and serious conversations. Sadly it seems Farage is incapable of any of that.

Perhaps he should have gone on annual leave to count his offshore tax free savings, no doubt populated with his MEP salary, and thought about all you 'little people' that he is speaking for.

Your assessment of Mr Farage is far more eloquently put than his schoolboy rant yesterday. Thankfully, he will have no place around the table and that should be welcomed by both remain and leave supports alike. An odious, self important hypoctrical bigot who has become very rich through his irrational hatred and double standards.

That sounds more like an assessment of Jeremy Corbyn:
Your assessment of Mr Corbyn is far more eloquently put than his schoolboy rants and reading all his lines all the time, (has no principles so has to have everything written out for him to read). Thankfully, he will have no place around the table and that should be welcomed by both remain and leave supports alike. An odious, self important hypoctrical bigot who has become very rich through his irrational hatred and double standards.

it would appear not wouldn't it - oh well, I've only spent twenty years of innovating our holidays to stand out among the crowd and complying with every stand alone BRITISH regulation that puts twice as much red tape as any EU counterpart has to deal with to make my business a success which is respected throughout the trade within the EU as a model of its kind - incidentally in the US too. My partner is Polish and is scared to come here now and I haven't even got my country back as Wales decided the Tories were a better bet for funding - terrific...

We are leaving the EU, not Europe. I first went to Majorca, then Corfu long before this country ever joined the Common Market, or the EU as it is now. I used travel agents, as did everyone else in those days who went abroad for their holidays. I still intend to holiday abroad, both in Europe and USA, and will continue to use travel agents as I am sure everyone else will.

I am not a travel agent... I don't do package holidays to sun spots, I am a tour operator who does specialist holidays within the EU; its not the same and comes under different rules.

Well I hope your business continues to do well, and that your partner is able to come here and be treated with respect. I am 100% against racists, and am well aware that our communities are well served by many of our friends from other countries. Thankfully, the racists in this country are a very small minority.

Thank you - I have never accused anyone who voted leave of being a racist and respect the democratic result even though I am profoundly against the reasons for it. Unfortunately those of a racist nature now seem that they have a mandate to bully those that might be of a different nationality to them. Don't get me wrong, I am not naïve to think this doesn't happen elsewhere too. Incidentally, in case you haven't seen it the guy behind Farage in yesterday's speech face palming is the Lithuanian Health Commissioner for the EU as a whole. He was raised in a soviet gulag and went on to become a heart surgeon - obviously not a proper job in anyone's eyes

Farrage actually said many of you (MEPs) have never had a proper job, sadly the same could be said of UK politicians.

Re increased racism, why would brexit create millions of racists, if we had that many the BNP would be a political force rather than a bunch of irrelevant cranks. We shouldn't believe everything the BBC of the Gaurdian tells tells us.

All these increased racism claims are just another attempt to discredit the Leave campaign and its supporters, by self -righteous, pompous people who cannot believe that so many people have the cheek to disagree with them.
The Polish father and son beaten up by a white man (why did they need to say that?) allegedly telling them to go home, was a fabricated story. It was a drunken arguement, and the man beating them up was POLISH himself.
The butcher shop that was "fire bombed" by a "Brexiter" has also been seen as suspicious by Police. Insurance claim????

I have no idea - but then I have no idea why anyone would be a racist in the first place.

We're all products of our environment. There's far less racism now than in the past, but too many throw the that's racist sh*te into any argument they're losing. I'm very pro migration but we need structure not open door.

This last few days his ego has exploded and it wouldn't surprise me if he threw his name into the hat to be Tory leader.

He's not a Tory MP, in fact he's not an MP at all, how could he stand for the leadership.

It was a comment made in jest you f*cking whopper,.

Course it was

I know more about politics than most on here, that you can believe.