Reply With QuoteBut then who'd employ his wife?Originally Posted by blueblood1920
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Indeed he should and take his little scouse friend squirrel Nutkins with him.Very true, its hard to see how they could not understand thisthe blame lies flatly at the feet of Farage and Co. He should resign as an MEP and from the party in disgrace, maybe he could join his tax payer robbing chums in the Conservatives.
But then who'd employ his wife?
a monstrous carbuncle!
Yet another diversionary post from a supporter of the discredited Farage cabal. You're a one trick pony, Mr. Croucher. Do you have anything of any real substance to contribute to this thread? Do you accept that by repeatedly breaking the law in receiving illegal donations, UKIP under the leadership of Nigel Farage, has distorted the political process in the UK? The Farage leadership, having accessed substantial financial resources they were not legally entitled to, have proved harmful to their own party, harmful to their political opponents and harmful to British democracy. Go now Nigel, you are a disgrace to democratic politics.
UKIP, in terms of a criminal prosecutions ratio to membership size, is the most corrupt party in UK.
Agreedmaybe Nuttall needs to spend a bit more time chasing the 'fascists' under the bed.
Or maybe even in the bedAgreed
TrueOr maybe even in the bedjust need to look to the EU.
67 times? No excuses just plain stupid.
UKIP's defence was based on an double standard re another party so that was a ludicrously arrogant stance to adopt so I can not and will not defend UKIP on this. UKIP could have easily returned the money and made a point in the media on the inconsistency but instead chose to antagonise ElCom. Farage got his tactics hopelessly wrong on that one
Give up Septic. They got umpteen warnings from ElCom and after getting off light in the first case Farage could not keep his gob shut. All down to the not so great leader I'm afraid.
I think septic said Farage did wrong.
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