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Nick Clegg Knighthood
For what? yet Nigel Farage snubbed again.
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/201 7/12/25 /nick-c legg-re ceive-k nightho od-new- years-h onours- list/
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ."Well TTT get your facts right I am not against Britain or anti British or VB in fact quite the opposite!" - you demostrate it every time you open your trap .
But if you cannot see that Farage is a silly man hell bent on wrecking this country then you really need to go to Specsavers! - Silly, by single handedly freeing us from Tyranny? right oh!
But if you cannot see that Farage is a silly man hell bent on wrecking this country then you really need to go to Specsavers! - Silly, by single handedly freeing us from Tyranny? right oh!
"Farage is not hell-bent on wrecking this country.
What is the evidence for your assertion, Islay? " - Talbot it's because Islay et al blame Farage because they did not get their own way in the brexit vote. They prefer to remain under the control of a corrupt unelected power and thus blame the architect of brexit.
What is the evidence for your assertion, Islay? " - Talbot it's because Islay et al blame Farage because they did not get their own way in the brexit vote. They prefer to remain under the control of a corrupt unelected power and thus blame the architect of brexit.
Clegg did promise to scrap tuition fees;
http:// www.ind ependen t.co.uk /news/u k/polit ics/nic k-clegg -im-sor ry-for- breakin g-tuiti on-fee- promise -815715 4.html
and he's half-Dutch and has a lot of Dutch relatives, and (imo) he thinks like a Dutchman.
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and he's half-Dutch and has a lot of Dutch relatives, and (imo) he thinks like a Dutchman.
Islay: "He has this country fighting each other of who is right and who is wrong." - Not Farage, he merely facilitated the vote and won it, not his fault that - "Racially motivated attacks have increased" - he doesn't represent every neanderthal out there, perhaps the remainers twisting and turning to try and cheat the public out of the result also plays a part here.
"And then you have his silly supporters accusing everyone else of being traitors " - remainers want to pay and collaborate with a demonstrably corrupt un elected power to control our nation. What noun do you think is appropriate for that?
"And then you have his silly supporters accusing everyone else of being traitors " - remainers want to pay and collaborate with a demonstrably corrupt un elected power to control our nation. What noun do you think is appropriate for that?