Well see if he answers my question, I suspect some kine of snide abusive reply but you live in hope
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Hrolf The Ganger
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The guy runs a business but thinks that other people who do well for themselves aren't worthy.
I assume that he must run his business at a loss, just to stay righteous.
This is based on his say so. Maybe true but based on my experience it is unlikely
Hrolf The Ganger
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Well, one has to remain skeptical of what Dan says.
eaglesdare
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Yeah, don't forget he does have 100 employees 😉
Hrolf The Ganger
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It might explain why he isn't so keen to stop the boats.
I was amused that the 'smear' campaign against Farage was from the left leaning Times newspaper.
I don't think anyone could try and put the Times on the left of centre. If you didn't know Murdoch (how is he still alive?) owns it via his News Corp company.
Maybe someone is getting desperate? I look forward to the legal action that Farage has threatened.
The Sunday Times endorsed the Labour Party in 2024 election
Stirlingsays
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The Times is similar to the BBC.
It isn't the organisation that people grew up with and its only real hold onto conservativism has been economic.
Socially it is much more in the centre, even left of centre on some issues.
Murdoch is very much aligned with the money world and whatever that establishment wants is the line his media takes. All the money/power really cares about is protecting its wealth. It will go left on social issues if it thinks that ensures that...if that starts to become unpopular as 'woke' has recently it will pretend it never pushed anything woke.....It will essentially do anything and become anything.
The Sun endorsed Labour in 2024 as well
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I hope Farage sues these people into the ground.
Stirlingsays
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Yep....they have no principles, only interests.
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The fact he hasn’t run away tells me he is correct. This is happening all over with right wing parties and politicians. The left are crapping it that their dirty little secrets are going to get found out. Look at how underfunded Venezuela was after the earthquakes. Trump got him out as without that this would never be known.
They are not a poor country, they just had poor leadership. Seems to be the norm for many. France will kick later after the footy and again lefties letting s*** go is the cause.
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Imagine if GB news went to a labour MPs son or daughters house....there would be absolute outrage and I'm sure the show would be shut down.
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I presume this is the article. Which easily allows anyone to find the houses but does not actually give the full address explicitly. Although, you could perhaps argue it gives the address.
Forest Hillbilly
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Typical of 'the left'
Rules are only there to for them to protest about. These rules are completely ignored by them, to pursue their own fooked agendas. Including criminal actions
Rules are only there to for them to protest about. These rules are completely ignored by them, to pursue their own fooked agendas. Including criminal actions
Who' 'the left' in this case? The Times? You must be kidding surely.
I don't care if they have supported Labour at an election. That doesn't indicate that the paper is left sided. That's absurd. It says more about the Tory party's inadequacy at the time, surely.
It looks like you're suffering form ALOS - Anti Left Obsession syndrome.
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Farage has resigned as the MP for Clacton, triggering a by-election which he will stand in. This could be fun.
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What would be the claim?
If it stated he received money and he had it is fact.
I have not read the article (pay wall) but if it stated (or implied to the extent that that is the conclusion you would more likely reach) that the payments breached "X" rules but did not, the Times could be in trouble.
If it says that Farage received payments that he actually received; that the rules provide that...; and Farage has said in his defence (of has refused to comment)...; then they are probably clear.