The Priceless Nigel Farage
michael kelley ·
June 13, 2012 at 6:16pm
While European bureaucrats and bankers hastily rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic, and pass around fake money like drunks pass bourbon at 3 A.M., one voice has been consistent, honest and clear.
Maybe there is hope for Britain.
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Jun '10
Re: The Priceless Nigel Farage
Water off a duck's back. Wont' make a bit of difference until they go over the cliff. But, as for comparing Farage to Churchill -- that Cassandra comparison is apt. Farage will be proven correct for the history books but too late to fix the problem in real time. Very interesting to watch.
Also, interesting to watch our dear leader tell us that the private sector is just fine. But, then, he doesn't care, he doesn't have to. He will always be wealthy.
Dec '10
Re: The Priceless Nigel Farage
High dudgeon accomplishes so much! We forget that we have foxes in the henhouse!
I whistle quite well, so whistling past the graveyard as our own socialists collapse our own nation would possibly make me employable, in the disaster that we permit as our own socialists destroy the United States.
Peronally, I am horrified that the UK is able to exile people like Farage and Hannan to the Eurpopean Union. That will allow the UK to continue crumbling apace, while these guys harangue the disinterested socialists that are being propped up by the United States, as it sends borrowed dollars to pay for their limousines and the IMF bailouts.
Every dollar spent by these people is borrowed from my children. They already spent more than I will ever be able to pay into their Brussel's Mistress fund.
Not my children's. I will hide some money to pay into my children's Brussel's Mistress fund. Or Master's. They're all boys and they seem to like girls, so I can hope.
It seems like so long ago that I could live in Brussels and a cute gal would pay my way.
Yes, I am that bad.
Mar '11
Re: The Priceless Nigel Farage
michael kelley:
Maybe there is hope for Britain.
As Mr Delingpole points out, there are only a handful of people like this in Britain (and he is one of 'em). So I'm not sure there is much hope.