Let the free market speak. If I saw a shop with a "No Tory MPs, no racist frauds who have taken foreign money to destabilse the country and impoverish millions" sign out front then I'd happily give them a bit of business.
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Let the free market speak. If I saw a shop with a "No Tory MPs, no racist frauds who have taken foreign money to destabilse the country and impoverish millions" sign out front then I'd happily give them a bit of business.
Yup. One of those ‘outrage farmers’ as I like to call them.
Him, that Cocheran bint, Tommy ten names, Farage, that priest with the mad afro and all their mates.
coollino
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Well I enjoyed it anyway haha
Oh dude, when they put big signs up saying "no bell ends" they don't mean you. Relax.
Let's not go taking liberties...
Lobster Johnson
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You missed a part of that sign.
It’s when the “No spiritual Kung-fu enthusiasts” sign goes up that he needs to get really concerned
jaspercabbage
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That bit doesn't upset him.
What a posturing wet wipe.
Just switch bank accounts like a normal human being you big dope.
Doesn't get twitter attention. We see you Lawrence, we see you.
Martin Alvito
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Farage is correct about one thing. If the wealthiest in America all went full-on far right and bought a controlling interest in the major financial institutions, they could make life very difficult indeed for their political enemies in America. It's not like it's possible to get sensible regulation through Congress, right now.
Whether Barclays, or any bank, wants to do business with Farage is fairly immaterial. Banks do that to big clients, when they decide they're not worth the attached risks. The banks that don't get the snot sued out of them for doing business with people like Jeffrey Epstein.
It's easy to forget that someone like Farage can come attached to hundreds of millions of dollars or pounds in legal exposure, and he's glossing that over.
Whether Barclays, or any bank, wants to do business with Farage is fairly immaterial. Banks do that to big clients, when they decide they're not worth the attached risks. The banks that don't get the snot sued out of them for doing business with people like Jeffrey Epstein.
It's easy to forget that someone like Farage can come attached to hundreds of millions of dollars or pounds in legal exposure, and he's glossing that over.
Bishop Thumpety-Thump
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No, you really don't.
Right then
Actually intrigued to know how I will feel better after watching this.
Actually intrigued to know how I will feel better after watching this.
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