zarniwoop
hoopy frood
His speaking tour of the US is going well...
https://www.thepoke.co.uk/2021/05/1...ng-of-nigel-farages-us-tour-and-its-fabulous/
https://www.thepoke.co.uk/2021/05/1...ng-of-nigel-farages-us-tour-and-its-fabulous/
Trolling Farage
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Sue Pertwee-Tyr
Accuphase all the way down
Fab isn't it. Friend of mine has a ticket, but alas, won't be able to go on the big day.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
Brilliant! Ray. Cist and Tits McGhee
Tony L
Administrator
Just 21 people turn up, including his staff (London Economic).
Sue Pertwee-Tyr
Accuphase all the way down
Tee hee. Bleating about free speech, I see. Ironic, innit.
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
The Pittsburgh airport Marriott- you can just imagine...
“A spokesman for the company that booked Nigel Farage on a speaking tour for the US reports they have "miscalculated his popularity" after only 21 people turn up to the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott on Monday evening despite tickets being free”.
There was a pic of him addressing an audience of less than a hundred in one of those hotel function suites where they can pull partitions out to make the room much smaller and fuller.
“A spokesman for the company that booked Nigel Farage on a speaking tour for the US reports they have "miscalculated his popularity" after only 21 people turn up to the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott on Monday evening despite tickets being free”.
There was a pic of him addressing an audience of less than a hundred in one of those hotel function suites where they can pull partitions out to make the room much smaller and fuller.
Marchbanks
Hat and Beard member
Every time I try to laugh along, I find myself being reminded of what has happened to the UK - not to mention my plans for the remainder of my life - as a direct result of his influence. Then it just doesn’t seem as funny.
andrew d
pfm Member
Trolling Farage surely no one has ever done that before??!!
From my cycling club's weekly email last year......
"As an alumnus of Dulwich College, Nigel Farage occupies a rather special place in all our hearts. So I was as surprised as anyone that this week he had an entirely uncharacteristic attack of divisive populism, and penned an article for the Daily Mail opining that "Cyclists need to obey the rules like us motorists".
Indeed, you might find it strange that someone who has spent a career railing against bureaucrats would be keen to make cyclists pay "road tax" and add an enormous layer of red tape to a healthy hobby - but I for one am taking his Damascene conversion in good faith.
He complains that "thousands of cyclists" are "tearing through the lanes" in "the area of the North Downs where I live" - and that "I simply don't like them". But of course Mr Farage is entitled to his opinion - so only a truly petty person would find out in which village he lives, then hint that their fellow club members go out of their way to ride through it.
Anyway, on with the routes......."
.......and yes of course every route shared for weeks was diverted to go past Mr F's house!!!!
From my cycling club's weekly email last year......
"As an alumnus of Dulwich College, Nigel Farage occupies a rather special place in all our hearts. So I was as surprised as anyone that this week he had an entirely uncharacteristic attack of divisive populism, and penned an article for the Daily Mail opining that "Cyclists need to obey the rules like us motorists".
Indeed, you might find it strange that someone who has spent a career railing against bureaucrats would be keen to make cyclists pay "road tax" and add an enormous layer of red tape to a healthy hobby - but I for one am taking his Damascene conversion in good faith.
He complains that "thousands of cyclists" are "tearing through the lanes" in "the area of the North Downs where I live" - and that "I simply don't like them". But of course Mr Farage is entitled to his opinion - so only a truly petty person would find out in which village he lives, then hint that their fellow club members go out of their way to ride through it.
Anyway, on with the routes......."
.......and yes of course every route shared for weeks was diverted to go past Mr F's house!!!!
TheDecameron
Unicorns fart glitter.
His tone is very like his mate Tice’s mistress. Brexit Barbie was complaining loudly in the DM about too many disabled parking spaces being too close to the platforms at her local train station for her liking.Trolling Farage surely no one has ever done that before??!!
From my cycling club's weekly email last year......
"As an alumnus of Dulwich College, Nigel Farage occupies a rather special place in all our hearts. So I was as surprised as anyone that this week he had an entirely uncharacteristic attack of divisive populism, and penned an article for the Daily Mail opining that "Cyclists need to obey the rules like us motorists".
Indeed, you might find it strange that someone who has spent a career railing against bureaucrats would be keen to make cyclists pay "road tax" and add an enormous layer of red tape to a healthy hobby - but I for one am taking his Damascene conversion in good faith.
He complains that "thousands of cyclists" are "tearing through the lanes" in "the area of the North Downs where I live" - and that "I simply don't like them". But of course Mr Farage is entitled to his opinion - so only a truly petty person would find out in which village he lives, then hint that their fellow club members go out of their way to ride through it.
Anyway, on with the routes......."
.......and yes of course every route shared for weeks was diverted to go past Mr F's house!!!!
BTW, has Trump not made Mar-a-Lego available to the racist bar fly for the Florida stage of his speaking tour?
Dodgy iPhone shot- looks like a couple of hundred at very most seated in a cut down function suite-
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Take out the hotel staff and journalists, and it’s at most a hundred who chose to go there. Not as bad as 16, but it’s hardly a resounding rebuttal of the claims either...
Farage is basically a nobody in the USA - just some Limey that Trump met once, and the Americans couldn’t give a shiny shite about Brexit one way or the other, so I really don’t know why he’s bothering. The UK is where he should be trying to capitalise on his public profile: there’s plenty of people in England who would pay to hear the guy speak.
Farage is basically a nobody in the USA - just some Limey that Trump met once, and the Americans couldn’t give a shiny shite about Brexit one way or the other, so I really don’t know why he’s bothering. The UK is where he should be trying to capitalise on his public profile: there’s plenty of people in England who would pay to hear the guy speak.
