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airy nothings: mainly politics local habitation: Oxford name: Fufluns (Etruscan for Dionysus/Bacchus)
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The investigation into the suspect activities of Farage’s partner is on the front page of today’s Times, so there is a chance that this time the mud will stick.
October 19, 2025 at 12:13 PM
The investigation into the suspect activities of Farage’s partner is on the front page of today’s Times, so there is a chance that this time the mud will stick.
The electorate certainly needs to hear a lot more about Farage’s Russian connections and his racism. There’s plenty of evidence if you know where to look.
September 29, 2025 at 10:01 AM
The electorate certainly needs to hear a lot more about Farage’s Russian connections and his racism. There’s plenty of evidence if you know where to look.
This is what the Brexiters said to claim a veneer of respectability and lure the ignorant and the naive into voting for Brexit:
September 22, 2025 at 7:56 AM
This is what the Brexiters said to claim a veneer of respectability and lure the ignorant and the naive into voting for Brexit:
Labour ministers should be careful how they answer tendentious questions from journalists who parrot far-right ‘opinion’.
The far right wants riots, so don’t indulge those ‘legitimate concerns’.
Explain. Provide contexts. And get rid of those duff advisers and their stupid red lines.
The far right wants riots, so don’t indulge those ‘legitimate concerns’.
Explain. Provide contexts. And get rid of those duff advisers and their stupid red lines.
July 27, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Labour ministers should be careful how they answer tendentious questions from journalists who parrot far-right ‘opinion’.
The far right wants riots, so don’t indulge those ‘legitimate concerns’.
Explain. Provide contexts. And get rid of those duff advisers and their stupid red lines.
The far right wants riots, so don’t indulge those ‘legitimate concerns’.
Explain. Provide contexts. And get rid of those duff advisers and their stupid red lines.
Compensate for Brexit? Ha bloody ha.
June 25, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Compensate for Brexit? Ha bloody ha.
Here’s Nigel Farage at Ascot, fake man of the people as well as faux gentilhomme.
Quite an achievement.
Note naff Reform-coloured waistcoat and ill-fitting borrowed tailcoat (sleeves and coat tails too short) made for an even smaller man.
Doesn’t Clacton deserve an MP who attends debates?
Quite an achievement.
Note naff Reform-coloured waistcoat and ill-fitting borrowed tailcoat (sleeves and coat tails too short) made for an even smaller man.
Doesn’t Clacton deserve an MP who attends debates?
June 20, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Here’s Nigel Farage at Ascot, fake man of the people as well as faux gentilhomme.
Quite an achievement.
Note naff Reform-coloured waistcoat and ill-fitting borrowed tailcoat (sleeves and coat tails too short) made for an even smaller man.
Doesn’t Clacton deserve an MP who attends debates?
Quite an achievement.
Note naff Reform-coloured waistcoat and ill-fitting borrowed tailcoat (sleeves and coat tails too short) made for an even smaller man.
Doesn’t Clacton deserve an MP who attends debates?
Competent governance from Reform-run councils? Not a chance.
Fight Farage, don’t ape him.
Expose Reform’s weaknesses: the NHS, Trump, Putin, the economy, Brexit.
Fight Farage, don’t ape him.
Expose Reform’s weaknesses: the NHS, Trump, Putin, the economy, Brexit.
May 14, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Competent governance from Reform-run councils? Not a chance.
Fight Farage, don’t ape him.
Expose Reform’s weaknesses: the NHS, Trump, Putin, the economy, Brexit.
Fight Farage, don’t ape him.
Expose Reform’s weaknesses: the NHS, Trump, Putin, the economy, Brexit.
Just a reminder that this is Andrea Jenkyns (now Reform, former Tory).
When she made the middle-finger gesture she was a junior minister in the Department of Education.
Please don’t make this undignified person the first elected mayor of Greater Lincolnshire.
When she made the middle-finger gesture she was a junior minister in the Department of Education.
Please don’t make this undignified person the first elected mayor of Greater Lincolnshire.
May 1, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Just a reminder that this is Andrea Jenkyns (now Reform, former Tory).
When she made the middle-finger gesture she was a junior minister in the Department of Education.
Please don’t make this undignified person the first elected mayor of Greater Lincolnshire.
When she made the middle-finger gesture she was a junior minister in the Department of Education.
Please don’t make this undignified person the first elected mayor of Greater Lincolnshire.
I’d like to think our cat is a Lib Dem, like us. He’s much too affectionate to be a Tory.
Being an obligate carnivore, he isn’t a vegan, and neither are we, but if people choose to be vegans, that’s fine.
Being an obligate carnivore, he isn’t a vegan, and neither are we, but if people choose to be vegans, that’s fine.
April 13, 2025 at 7:15 PM
I’d like to think our cat is a Lib Dem, like us. He’s much too affectionate to be a Tory.
Being an obligate carnivore, he isn’t a vegan, and neither are we, but if people choose to be vegans, that’s fine.
Being an obligate carnivore, he isn’t a vegan, and neither are we, but if people choose to be vegans, that’s fine.
Le Pen is Putin’s creature. Russian hackers interfered in the 2017 campaign by leaking Macron’s emails, and we know that in 2022 Le Pen’s party was still paying off a loan from a Moscow bank.
Her corruption goes well beyond the embezzlement of EU funds.
Her corruption goes well beyond the embezzlement of EU funds.
March 31, 2025 at 8:05 PM
Le Pen is Putin’s creature. Russian hackers interfered in the 2017 campaign by leaking Macron’s emails, and we know that in 2022 Le Pen’s party was still paying off a loan from a Moscow bank.
Her corruption goes well beyond the embezzlement of EU funds.
Her corruption goes well beyond the embezzlement of EU funds.
Indeed: Trump’s branding the New York Times “enemies of the people” is straight out of the totalitarian playbook.
And so was this, when the targets were our judges, whose duty it is to uphold the law without fear or favour.
And so was this, when the targets were our judges, whose duty it is to uphold the law without fear or favour.
March 22, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Indeed: Trump’s branding the New York Times “enemies of the people” is straight out of the totalitarian playbook.
And so was this, when the targets were our judges, whose duty it is to uphold the law without fear or favour.
And so was this, when the targets were our judges, whose duty it is to uphold the law without fear or favour.
Witkoff is repeating a Russian talking point, and the referendums he refers to were not free or fair.
Here is the result of the referendum that was held when the Soviet Union broke up. The predominantly Russian-speaking provinces voted by huge majorities to become part of an independent Ukraine.
Here is the result of the referendum that was held when the Soviet Union broke up. The predominantly Russian-speaking provinces voted by huge majorities to become part of an independent Ukraine.
March 22, 2025 at 11:15 AM
Witkoff is repeating a Russian talking point, and the referendums he refers to were not free or fair.
Here is the result of the referendum that was held when the Soviet Union broke up. The predominantly Russian-speaking provinces voted by huge majorities to become part of an independent Ukraine.
Here is the result of the referendum that was held when the Soviet Union broke up. The predominantly Russian-speaking provinces voted by huge majorities to become part of an independent Ukraine.
So pale blue-eyed Douglas Murray thinks he can decide who is or isn’t British?
Something similar happened in the 1930s. It didn’t end well.
But when he spoke at a NatCon gathering Murray took a rather breezy view of that - as the far right do.
Something similar happened in the 1930s. It didn’t end well.
But when he spoke at a NatCon gathering Murray took a rather breezy view of that - as the far right do.
February 17, 2025 at 10:37 AM
So pale blue-eyed Douglas Murray thinks he can decide who is or isn’t British?
Something similar happened in the 1930s. It didn’t end well.
But when he spoke at a NatCon gathering Murray took a rather breezy view of that - as the far right do.
Something similar happened in the 1930s. It didn’t end well.
But when he spoke at a NatCon gathering Murray took a rather breezy view of that - as the far right do.
It has been obvious for years what Labour should be doing and now that they’re in power they can actually do it: bin Brexit.
But Corbyn was even keener than May to trigger Art. 50, and Starmer thinks his stupid red lines will be a bulwark against Reform.
Why does he think the economy is tanking?
But Corbyn was even keener than May to trigger Art. 50, and Starmer thinks his stupid red lines will be a bulwark against Reform.
Why does he think the economy is tanking?
February 7, 2025 at 9:03 AM
It has been obvious for years what Labour should be doing and now that they’re in power they can actually do it: bin Brexit.
But Corbyn was even keener than May to trigger Art. 50, and Starmer thinks his stupid red lines will be a bulwark against Reform.
Why does he think the economy is tanking?
But Corbyn was even keener than May to trigger Art. 50, and Starmer thinks his stupid red lines will be a bulwark against Reform.
Why does he think the economy is tanking?
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey claims an increase of half a million workers in the public sector since lockdown hasn’t been matched by a rise in productivity.
Lockdown?🤮
Brexit meant red tape and duplicating everything the EU’s pooled sovereignty used to for us.
A huge drag on the economy
Lockdown?🤮
Brexit meant red tape and duplicating everything the EU’s pooled sovereignty used to for us.
A huge drag on the economy
February 7, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey claims an increase of half a million workers in the public sector since lockdown hasn’t been matched by a rise in productivity.
Lockdown?🤮
Brexit meant red tape and duplicating everything the EU’s pooled sovereignty used to for us.
A huge drag on the economy
Lockdown?🤮
Brexit meant red tape and duplicating everything the EU’s pooled sovereignty used to for us.
A huge drag on the economy
Die Zeit isn’t taken in:
January 22, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Die Zeit isn’t taken in:
Musk’s misogyny is painfully obvious.
January 10, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Musk’s misogyny is painfully obvious.
‘A once-in-lifetime referendum’? Whose lifetime?
The sole purpose of the Referendum Party, which was the ancestor of Farage’s variously-named ventures, was to reverse Harold Wilson’s Referendum on joining the EEC.
They succeeded eventually, because the referendum is a device of dictators.
The sole purpose of the Referendum Party, which was the ancestor of Farage’s variously-named ventures, was to reverse Harold Wilson’s Referendum on joining the EEC.
They succeeded eventually, because the referendum is a device of dictators.
January 4, 2025 at 9:55 AM
‘A once-in-lifetime referendum’? Whose lifetime?
The sole purpose of the Referendum Party, which was the ancestor of Farage’s variously-named ventures, was to reverse Harold Wilson’s Referendum on joining the EEC.
They succeeded eventually, because the referendum is a device of dictators.
The sole purpose of the Referendum Party, which was the ancestor of Farage’s variously-named ventures, was to reverse Harold Wilson’s Referendum on joining the EEC.
They succeeded eventually, because the referendum is a device of dictators.
And so, a felon will be President of the United States of America.
January 3, 2025 at 10:46 PM
And so, a felon will be President of the United States of America.
As long as Starmer clings to his toxic red lines, Brexit will only get more traumatic.
The hole in our finances will get bigger, and our food security is coming under threat.
The hole in our finances will get bigger, and our food security is coming under threat.
January 3, 2025 at 2:07 PM
As long as Starmer clings to his toxic red lines, Brexit will only get more traumatic.
The hole in our finances will get bigger, and our food security is coming under threat.
The hole in our finances will get bigger, and our food security is coming under threat.
Escaping the EU watchdog that prevented the privatised water companies polluting our seas and rivers: another of our ‘hard-won Brexit freedoms’, as Kemi Badenoch calls these mythical beasts.
Here’s David Gauke, who tried to stop Johnson’s hard Brexit. Johnson turfed him out of the Tory Party.
Here’s David Gauke, who tried to stop Johnson’s hard Brexit. Johnson turfed him out of the Tory Party.
January 2, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Escaping the EU watchdog that prevented the privatised water companies polluting our seas and rivers: another of our ‘hard-won Brexit freedoms’, as Kemi Badenoch calls these mythical beasts.
Here’s David Gauke, who tried to stop Johnson’s hard Brexit. Johnson turfed him out of the Tory Party.
Here’s David Gauke, who tried to stop Johnson’s hard Brexit. Johnson turfed him out of the Tory Party.
By all means let’s expose Farage’s populist ‘policies’.
But alarmingly, he claims that he is popular with young people.
So keep showing the young the real Farage: a seedy pretend-toff who likes fox hunting and is friends with all the wrong people.
But alarmingly, he claims that he is popular with young people.
So keep showing the young the real Farage: a seedy pretend-toff who likes fox hunting and is friends with all the wrong people.
January 1, 2025 at 2:56 PM
By all means let’s expose Farage’s populist ‘policies’.
But alarmingly, he claims that he is popular with young people.
So keep showing the young the real Farage: a seedy pretend-toff who likes fox hunting and is friends with all the wrong people.
But alarmingly, he claims that he is popular with young people.
So keep showing the young the real Farage: a seedy pretend-toff who likes fox hunting and is friends with all the wrong people.
“Without transparency, sharing, and cooperation among countries, the world cannot adequately prevent and prepare for future epidemics and pandemics,” the WHO said.
Yes, indeed - pots and kettles.
Please can all governments and public bodies admit that #CovidIsNotOver, and act accordingly?
January 1, 2025 at 1:56 PM
“Without transparency, sharing, and cooperation among countries, the world cannot adequately prevent and prepare for future epidemics and pandemics,” the WHO said.
Yes, indeed - pots and kettles.
Please can all governments and public bodies admit that #CovidIsNotOver, and act accordingly?
Does anyone really think Nigel Farage is cool?
Ask the foxes.
Ask the foxes.
January 1, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Does anyone really think Nigel Farage is cool?
Ask the foxes.
Ask the foxes.