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Maine Eagle Flag USA 03 Jun 19 9.54pm

Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow

Who is ‘you all’?

I suspect his motives are the same as most; money, fame, influence. His Brexit position and the friends that brings has earned him a stay in a £13k a month mansion in Chelsea for example.. it’s not that hard to understand why that would be attractive.

90% of people (100% of tories) who get into politics do so for the simple reason that they are power hungry narcissists who love the sound of their own voices. Trump is a good example. They love and adore power and influence, above all else.

After a while they realize they quite like politics, especially when it includes banging your PA, business class flights everywhere, your mug plastered on TV every night and living in a small mansion in Chelsea, as Nigel indulges in.

Farage is an opportunist, who sees a way to get more of what he cherishes so much - power and influence.

Brexit is a means to an end for Nigel Farage. He enjoys the means though as he is a xenophobe and wants to stick it to Juncker and co.

He has failed to be elected a member of British parliament 7 times, and I am sure he would like to quieten some of the internal embarrassment and shame he feels about that. Power hungry narcissists don’t like embarrassment and shame.

 


Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Stirlingsays Flag 03 Jun 19 9.56pm

Originally posted by daven

Oh sorry for suggesting that some nurses voted Labour

Well, my rant was less at you and more at a little bug bear of mine.

 


'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays Flag 03 Jun 19 9.59pm

Originally posted by daven

270 pages well worth it


Sulky.

 


'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Invalid user 2019 Flag 03 Jun 19 10.02pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

90% of people (100% of tories) who get into politics do so for the simple reason that they are power hungry narcissists who love the sound of their own voices. Trump is a good example. They love and adore power and influence, above all else.

I tend to think you're right about politicians. Decent people are both less corruptible and more prone to expose the corruption of others. Better to let grifter after grifter breeze through the ranks as they can be absorbed into a system of self interest. If you actually care about typical communities and every day lives and have lived one yourself, you bring about suspicion and something akin to an immune response.

 

Stirlingsays Flag 03 Jun 19 10.08pm

Originally posted by daven

Sorry didn't you say the same on 269

I don't think PalazioVecchio meant Labour voters, I think he was referring to the Labour leadership....they would be the ones getting in.

Still, I'd never consider someone scum because they vote a certain way. People vote the way they do for different reasons and a lot of Labour's vote....especially the northern vote is tribal and historical...something they seem to be doing their best to erode.

That said, I consider Corbyn a traitor and also a disaster that would make May look like a genius.....and May was useless.

Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Jun 2019 10.10pm)

 


'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Invalid user 2019 Flag 03 Jun 19 10.09pm

I'm pleased that the state visit is going as well as can be expected though. The queen offers a reliable pair.....
of hands, and state visits are more about relations between countries than likes or dislikes of the public.

 

Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 03 Jun 19 10.58pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

90% of people (100% of tories) who get into politics do so for the simple reason that they are power hungry narcissists who love the sound of their own voices. Trump is a good example. They love and adore power and influence, above all else.

After a while they realize they quite like politics, especially when it includes banging your PA, business class flights everywhere, your mug plastered on TV every night and living in a small mansion in Chelsea, as Nigel indulges in.

Farage is an opportunist, who sees a way to get more of what he cherishes so much - power and influence.

Brexit is a means to an end for Nigel Farage. He enjoys the means though as he is a xenophobe and wants to stick it to Juncker and co.

He has failed to be elected a member of British parliament 7 times, and I am sure he would like to quieten some of the internal embarrassment and shame he feels about that. Power hungry narcissists don’t like embarrassment and shame.

1. Sounds like bill Clinton or Tony bliar.

2. Farage is married to a German. He puts this country and its people first. Shame him then.

 


COYP

Mapletree Flag Croydon 03 Jun 19 11.10pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

1. Sounds like bill Clinton or Tony bliar.

2. Farage is married to a German. He puts this country and its people first. Shame him then.

Well. You say married. She dumped him long ago. He’s another Boris type and can’t keep it in his trousers.

 

Teddy Eagle Flag 03 Jun 19 11.23pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Well. You say married. She dumped him long ago. He’s another Boris type and can’t keep it in his trousers.

Whereas Bill Clinton owns maximum security trousers.

 

Invalid user 2019 Flag 03 Jun 19 11.28pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Whereas Bill Clinton owns maximum security trousers.

When he said I did not have sexual relations with that woman, maybe he was talking about Hillary!

 

Teddy Eagle Flag 03 Jun 19 11.55pm

Originally posted by dollardays

When he said I did not have sexual relations with that woman, maybe he was talking about Hillary!

Bet he didn’t inhale then either.

 

Invalid user 2019 Flag 04 Jun 19 12.23am

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Bet he didn’t inhale then either.

 

Maine Eagle Flag USA 04 Jun 19 1.01am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

1. Sounds like bill Clinton or Tony bliar.

2. Farage is married to a German. He puts this country and its people first. Shame him then.

Nice bit of whataboutery there, Rudi, but yes - they are indeed politicians, which is whom I was talking about.

Farage can be married to a German all he likes, they are also prone to the odd bout of xenophobia, but we usually excuse each other these days and go for Albanians or Turks.

So that’s what Farage is doing, putting this country and its people first? I thought he was a power hungry opportunist peddling snake oil to the gullible masses.

 


Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle Flag USA 04 Jun 19 1.03am

Originally posted by dollardays

When he said I did not have sexual relations with that woman, maybe he was talking about Hillary!

Not sure Nige could utter “and I never told anyone to lie, not a single time”. NHS bus anyone?

Wonder when Boris’ court date is.

 


Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Badger11 Flag Beckenham 04 Jun 19 8.33am

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Not sure Nige could utter “and I never told anyone to lie, not a single time”. NHS bus anyone?

Wonder when Boris’ court date is.


-.-'

Farage never said that in fact he is on record at the time saying that he thought it was a mistake.

 


One more point

HKOwen Flag Hong Kong 04 Jun 19 9.06am

At least Trump's visit makes imbeciles like Thornberry get air time and remind people how ill qualified they are for Government.

 


Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Teddy Eagle Flag 04 Jun 19 9.12am

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Nice bit of whataboutery there, Rudi, but yes - they are indeed politicians, which is whom I was talking about.


Not sure about that Maine. Isn’t the voting process one of compare and contrast between candidates/policies?

 

black eagle. Flag south croydon. 04 Jun 19 9.38am

Anyone going on the anti trump rally in London today?

 

Badger11 Flag Beckenham 04 Jun 19 9.52am

Originally posted by HKOwen

At least Trump's visit makes imbeciles like Thornberry get air time and remind people how ill qualified they are for Government.

I just heard her on LBC justifying why Corbyn can sit down with Terrorists but cannot bring himself to be in the same room as Trump.

It was straight out of the play book called "Obama gives good advice, Trump interferes".

She sounded like Comical Ali come to think of it I have never seen a picture of the two of them together, I wonder?

 


One more point

W12 04 Jun 19 9.55am

Originally posted by black eagle.

Anyone going on the anti trump rally in London today?

You can bet Corbyn, Lammy, Abbot and all those other people who clearly have our countries best interests at heart

 

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