And lying.Repeatedly.
But the trolls have nothing constructive to say, so they just keep on trollin'
Brexiteer champion jumps ship...
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I’ve actually said numerous times in the past I was more inclined to remain but didn’t vote.
The aggression of the remoaners made me a fan of Brexit.
So you lads have made me a fan of Brexit. Thank you.
That's great.
The experience of living through Brexit has turned the majority of the population against it
So thanks for that.
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Nothing to do with any facts then? Ok
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No problem Johnny boy, glad I’ve made a difference
Did you manage to find the link or the source for this which I asked for the other day? You haven’t forgotten, have you?
Or preferably get starmer to put in a manifesto pledge to reverse the utter failure that brexit has become as predicted...
As jim has now realised!
The UK agreed to pay the divorce bill in installments. Not sure its all settled yet.
The Brexit divorce bill included the cost of pensions
“Most of the money paid in later years will be contributions towards funding the pensions of EU staff.”
Brexit divorce bill: How much does the UK owe the EU?
The UK has about £25bn of the financial settlement left to pay now the transition period has ended.
www.bbc.co.uk
“As an MEP, Farage is entitled to a pension paid in part by the British government's Brexit 'divorce bill'”
Labour peer mocks Farage during heated Brexit clash
This was the moment arch-Eurosceptic Nigel Farage was mocked over his EU pension by Labour peer Andrew Adonis as they clashed over Brexit during an LBC radio debate.
inews.co.uk
“Nigel Farage will claim his £73000 taxpayer-funded pension for being a member... pension costs will form part of the so-called divorce bill.”
Nigel Farage will take £73,000 EU pension ‘for sake of family’
Nigel Farage will claim his £73,000 taxpayer-funded pension for being a member of the European parliament so that his family does not “suffer even more”.The for
www.thetimes.co.uk
“Despite campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union, Nigel Farage says he would keep his £73,000 a year EU pension. The UK taxpayer will pick up the cost in the so-called Brexit Divorce Bill.”
Nigel Farage is keeping his £73,000 EU Pension. And thanks to Brexit, you'll be paying for it. [VIDEO]
Unbelievable.
www.thecanary.co
I have no pension invested in fossil fuel companies
NWGS the Boris lover did not vote remain
73k? That bloke's taking the pi*s.
Nigel didn't do the job he was paid for.
A member of the EU fisheries Committe, he only turned up to one out of 42 sessions.
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A member of the EU fisheries Committe, he only turned up to one out of 42 sessions.
Farage’s voting record on fishing ‘makes mockery’ of new election poster | Greenpeace UK
UKIP’s new election poster unveiled in Grimsby today highlights the plight of fishing businesses that have been ‘gutted due to the EU’. Greenpeace has responded that UKIP’s voting record in the European Parliament and Nigel Farage’s appalling attendance on the Fisheries Committee makes a...
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