You are clearly not.

No response to this susmik. At this point I am taking no answer as an affirmative, you dirty old man.

Farage is hinting that he will focus on Labour seats.

I think that natural Tory voters like myself voted for The Brexit party to force the Tories to honour their promises. I don't like Johnson's deal but I suspect that it is enough to lure those Brexit party voters back to the Tories.

Hopefully Farage will realise this and focus on the Northern Labour seats. The Brexit party organisation cannot be as good as the other parties as it is so new, better to concentrate on winnable seats rather than spread yourself to thin.

One more point

Farage is offering an electoral alliance with the Conservatives but it is highly unlikely that Johnson will agree to one.

Without such an alliance, I fear that the chances of a 'Hung Parliament' are greatly increased.I was always of the opinion that going in a GE without Brexit being delivered was a real danger for the Conservatives because it brought the Brexit party into play.

You only have to look at the choices on offer:
1. Corbyns communist party.
2. Joe Swinsons Liberal party who will go against
the voters wishes under any circumstances.
3 Nigel Farage who wants what Boris wants. Hence why he is going to hit the Labour areas in the General Election and not contest Tory areas.

All the other low grade parties like The Greens who have ONE MP Caroline Lucas who does not know what she really wants and to be honest is lucky to be in her job.

Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

I see Farage wants a pact but, cleverly, tells Johnson to scrap his deal, because, he would lose credibility if he said anything else.
Honestly, I think we are in the last days of Rome, whether Brexit gets done or not. I just don't see how Brexit really solves any problems, for example, as a standalone principal of being in control, I agree with, but we're not in the 17 or 1800s. The new emperors are China and USA, so to say we will have control is a little misleading, because it could get to a situation where we won't do deals with anyone because they potentially can influence our laws and regulations as well as our economy if we do not adhere to their wims.

Don't get me wrong, The Eurozone, financially is a mess, but I'm not seeing any other option being better.

We are in polarising times and it's either capitalism or communism, apparently, which is exactly how the media and politicians like it. My advice is save your money, because times are gonna get harder.