I know most on here don't like him, but can you imagine Sunak or Starmer being able to give a speech like this...... ?

 

 

Oswald Mosley was good at public speaking too. Just sayin'.

41 minutes ago, Jen-in-Wellies said:

Oswald Mosley was good at public speaking too. Just sayin'.

 

Not to mention a certain mid-20th century German ...

 

 

9 minutes ago, Machpoint005 said:

 

Not to mention a certain mid-20th century German ...

 

 

Or are you referring to the Austrian painter & decorator.

Is this the farridge who doesn't like migrants yet is married to one, doesnt like the EU but takes a nice euro pension and himself has German residency?

One rule for him?

1 minute ago, Tony Brooks said:

 

Or are you referring to the Austrian painter & decorator.

Failed Austrian painter....

3 minutes ago, Stilllearning said:

Is this the farridge who doesn't like migrants yet is married to one, doesnt like the EU but takes a nice euro pension and himself has German residency?

One rule for him?

Failed Austrian painter....

Show me one instance where he has said he doesn’t like migrants. Why shouldn’t he take a pension, he earned it, and why not take residency of another country, if it is available to you.

Nobody has mentioned if they can image Rishi or Starmer holding a room for 30mins speaking from memory, not an auto queue in sight. I find Rishi and Starmer lacking in social skills or the ability to engage or talk with any commitment or passion. Regardless of his (or your!) politics you have to give it to him surely?     

 

Maybe put it another way, who would you rather have a meal with out or Rishi/Kier or Nigel ? 

Edited June 16, 20242 yr by robtheplod

10 minutes ago, Phil. said:

Show me one instance where he has said he doesn’t like migrants. Why shouldn’t he take a pension, he earned it, and why not take residency of another country, if it is available to you.

This kind of ring some bells does it?

 

3 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

Nobody has mentioned if they can image Rishi or Starmer holding a room for 30mins speaking from memory, not an auto queue in sight. I find Rishi and Starmer lacking in social skills or the ability to engage or talk with any commitment or passion. Regardless of his (or your!) politics you have to give it to him surely?     

 

Maybe put it another way, who would you rather have a meal with out or Rishi/Kier or Nigel ? 

How about the option of 'None of the above'? although with Farrago think I'd end out being sick all over the table.

Come on chaps and chappets - im discussing his ability to hold a room more than anything.... those that dont like him can vote for others

7 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

Come on chaps and chappets - im discussing his ability to hold a room more than anything.... those that dont like him can vote for others

When the room is filled with your supporters, it ain't that difficult. Look at Trump, he has nothing to say but his acolytes think he's brilliant. It's when Farrago starts being challenged that you then see his true narcissistic face, in the same way as Trump, he doesn't like it.

 

Of course you don't need to take my word for it, read what people who have known him have to say (https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2024/jun/14/he-was-a-deeply-unembarrassed-racist-nigel-farage-by-those-who-have-known-him)

Edited June 16, 20242 yr by Wanderer Vagabond

6 minutes ago, Wanderer Vagabond said:

When the room is filled with your supporters, it ain't that difficult. Look at Trump, he has nothing to say but his acolytes think he's brilliant. It's when Farrago starts being challenged that you then see his true narcissistic face, in the same way as Trump, he doesn't like it.

True, but look at the supporters of the others.... most are asleep....

2 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

True, but look at the supporters of the others.... most are asleep....

The problem is that I want someone who can solve problems, not talk about solving problems, I'm certainly no fan of cult worship of an individual. All of the worst dictators were very good orators, it's just that they were talking bullox (as does Farrago). The trouble when you load all of your eggs into the one basket of the individual, no-one is immortal, what happens if they drop dead?

True - bit like David Beckham when he was in the England team i suppose... 

Anyone voting for FarAge is thick.

He pretends to be a man of the people 

Bollox is he. He is part of the establishment through and through.

One of his main policies, apart from ranting about immigration, is to privatise the NHS 

Best not to get sick if he gets his way.

 

As for a dinner guest, Starmer every time even though I won't be voting Labour.

37 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

Nobody has mentioned if they can image Rishi or Starmer holding a room for 30mins speaking from memory, not an auto queue in sight. I find Rishi and Starmer lacking in social skills or the ability to engage or talk with any commitment or passion. Regardless of his (or your!) politics you have to give it to him surely?     

 

Maybe put it another way, who would you rather have a meal with out or Rishi/Kier or Nigel ? 

It's called logorrhea. 

31 minutes ago, Wanderer Vagabond said:

This kind of ring some bells does it?

 

How about the option of 'None of the above'? although with Farrago think I'd end out being sick all over the table.

Well no not really. I mean the poster, and the statement are rather accurate aren’t they. Tens of thousands of undocumented fighting age men, crossing our border, with even more crossing the eu borders. That alone rather indicates failure, unless you consider it a rip roaring success.

42 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

Nobody has mentioned if they can image Rishi or Starmer holding a room for 30mins speaking from memory, not an auto queue in sight. I find Rishi and Starmer lacking in social skills or the ability to engage or talk with any commitment or passion. Regardless of his (or your!) politics you have to give it to him surely?     

 

Maybe put it another way, who would you rather have a meal with out or Rishi/Kier or Nigel ? 

Well, Rishi is a robot with the charm of a toaster and the humanity of a stick blender - plus he's a sugar addicted teetotaler, so he's out.

 

Farage is that apparently entertaining uncle who turns out to be a shallow, racist bore after five minutes. He likes too many beers - and, presumably, smells like burning tyres after all those fags.

 

Keir is probably that quiet introvert - takes a bit to get going, but has led a surprisingly interesting and productive life. Plus (as sneakily photographed by the Con(self)servatives), he likes a beer and a curry. He's my choice.

Putin likes to ramble on as well.

 

Farage is looking pretty old now - plus he's absolutely rubbish when challenged - he's got no practical policies, just sound bites for those scatty old racists who think that Rees-Mogg is just too "woke".

15 minutes ago, Bristolfashion said:

Well, Rishi is a robot with the charm of a toaster and the humanity of a stick blender - plus he's a sugar addicted teetotaler, so he's out.

 

Farage is that apparently entertaining uncle who turns out to be a shallow, racist bore after five minutes. He likes too many beers - and, presumably, smells like burning tyres after all those fags.

 

Keir is probably that quiet introvert - takes a bit to get going, but has led a surprisingly interesting and productive life. Plus (as sneakily photographed by the Con(self)servatives), he likes a beer and a curry. He's my choice.

Putin likes to ramble on as well.

 

Farage is looking pretty old now - plus he's absolutely rubbish when challenged - he's got no practical policies, just sound bites for those scatty old racists who think that Rees-Mogg is just too "woke".

Interesting... I've watched Kier many times but he always seems awkward and hunting for answers..... Rishi just seems over his head and a tad delusional about how things actually are...

3 minutes ago, robtheplod said:

Interesting... I've watched Kier many times but he always seems awkward and hunting for answers..... Rishi just seems over his head and a tad delusional about how things actually are...

 

No, Keir [sic] already has an answer, but is thinking about the best way of putting it. He was a barrister, after all. Something he does have is brains. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

44 minutes ago, GUMPY said:

As for a dinner guest, Starmer every time

 

Exactly.

 

 

3 minutes ago, Machpoint005 said:

 

No, Keir……… He was a barrister, after all. 

 

 

Yes, and the lefty ones are all slippery little weasels

Edited June 16, 20242 yr by Phil.

4 minutes ago, Phil. said:

Yes, and the lefty ones are all slippery little weasels

And the 'righty' one's seem to have lost Trumps criminal case for him. Who would you prefer, a 'lefty' winner? or a 'righty' loser?

5 minutes ago, Phil. said:

Yes, and the lefty ones are all slippery little weasels

 

Failed when prosecuting a few fit-ups, did we?

 

 

 

 

35 minutes ago, Machpoint005 said:

 

No, Keir [sic] already has an answer, but is thinking about the best way of putting it. He was a barrister, after all. Something he does have is brains. 

 

I really hope so....... we'll soon find out no doubt!

Well he's getting my vote ...labour is a joke 

 

Where are the likes of Clement Atlee when we need them?

1 minute ago, jaime66 said:

Well he's getting my vote ...labour is a joke 

 

Then, sir, you have no soul and a strange sense of humour.

"A populist, Trump fellating, flag shagging, GB News pin up, dog whistling grifter in a Del Boy overcoat", "Liz Truss in human form" to quote Jonathan Pie.