Farage

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Originally Posted by Croesy Blue

Why does anyone engage this genuine simpleton? Leave him alone in his dream world.

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Over 900 hundred injured Spanish citizens getting roughed up and assaulted by militarized police units is very real.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Over 900 hundred injured Spanish citizens getting roughed up and assaulted by militarized police units is very real.

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Blimey, it just keeps getting worse all the time.

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Originally Posted by lardy

Blimey, it just keeps getting worse all the time.

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Are you suggesting they were just friendly local bobbies who got a bit excited?

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Are you suggesting they were friendly local bobbies? :biggrin:

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Whoosh.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Not desperate at all, this information is readily available for all to see. Unfortunately it's only people like Farage who are willing to talk about it, I certainly wouldn't expect to hear about it from the pro-EU media.

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What pro-EU media? Is that the one that keeps telling us that throughout all the Brexit negotiations that the UK are the only ones trying to get things happening and the EU are at fault? (nonsense btw)

Firstly the Spanish Police were totally over the top and shame on the Spanish Government for acting in such an over the top manner.
As for Farage as I stated above man who hates EU interfernce suddenly criticises EU for lack of interference. The shameless arsehole contradicting himself with his usual bollocks again.
The pro EU media ? Well that's a blinder of a suggestion, having seen the majority of newspapers since Brexit 'crush the saboteurs' example headline for example hey don't seem that pro EU.
I'm predicting Wales Bales will yet again fail to back his argument that it wasn't just Spanish Police save for some link from Breitbart but will clutch it like Moses holding the 10 commandments.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Not desperate at all, this information is readily available for all to see. Unfortunately it's only people like Farage who are willing to talk about it, I certainly wouldn't expect to hear about it from the pro-EU media.

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Are you the guy who actually likes trump? :sherlock:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Why would they send units from other countries when they already have a Spanish division on the ground? It's compartmentalized so that people like you won't know what the feck is going on, and have to keep on asking all these silly questions :biggrin:

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Missed your medication again have you ?

He doesn't need pills he's just the stereotypical messageboard loon who thinks he's a woke genius after attending the university of google.

Ooh look, 3 ad hominems in a row. It would be much better if you lot countered the argument, rather than cluttering up the message board :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

Ooh look, 3 ad hominems in a row that I cannot argue against.

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Corrected for you :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

Corrected for you :thumbup:

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I'm not arguing, just stating facts found on official EU websites.

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Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2

Populist bulshiiting one trick pony criticises EU for not getting involved in affairs of EU country whilst simultaneously criticising EU for (allegedly) interfering in affairs of EU countries.

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Yep. The stench of hypocrisy from Farage is to be expected.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

I'm not arguing, just stating facts found on official EU websites.

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Got a link for these sites?

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Originally Posted by William Treseder

Whether you like him or not, he seems to be the only one willing to say it as it is.

https://youtu.be/hcxcrxslnYk

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And Boris, strangely hated by many including me,

He starts off with a good point but makes it far more about brexit than about Catalonia.

Should we believe that our referendums have been of a good enough standard that we don't need reflect on our behaviour too? The av referendum saw the wilful spread of misinformation by those wishing to maintain the status quo, the Scottish referendum saw a negative attack campaign by the UK government, the brexit referendum was horribly divisive, lacked detail about what brexit meant and both sides were horribly negative. We may not have seen any violence (thank god) but we can improve the way we do politics too.

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Originally Posted by surge

He starts off with a good point but makes it far more about brexit than about Catalonia.

Should we believe that our referendums have been of a good enough standard that we don't need reflect on our behaviour too? The av referendum saw the wilful spread of misinformation by those wishing to maintain the status quo, the Scottish referendum saw a negative attack campaign by the UK government, the brexit referendum was horribly divisive, lacked detail about what brexit meant and both sides were horribly negative. We may not have seen any violence (thank god) but we can improve the way we do politics too.

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I think we saw violence with the murder of Jo Cox

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Originally Posted by lardy

This is a very fair point. I think what the Spanish police did is awful but the responsibility lies with them. People seem to think the EU has more power and influence than it actually does. Someone on here was calling them the EU police, that's just not how it is.

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They didn’t even mention it though. Never mind condemn it. That’s the point Farage is making.

Farage , like so many politicians , is of course a total hypocrite.

Whilst constantly railing against the wastefulness of the EU he happily
fills his own pockets with their money.

Why don'y you Farexit Nigel you useless tosser ? ( The F is for Farage btw ).

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Originally Posted by William Treseder

They didn’t even mention it though. Never mind condemn it. That’s the point Farage is making.

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The reason for that is they would be on the record, so it's best to say nothing. Who knows, they might even have a finger in the pie themselves :sherlock:

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

The reason for that is they would be on the record, so it's best to say nothing. Who knows, they might even have a finger in the pie themselves :sherlock:

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And Farage hasn't?

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Originally Posted by William Treseder

Whether you like him or not, he seems to be the only one willing to say it as it is.

https://youtu.be/hcxcrxslnYk

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I have just listened to this awful man and I voted to stay , but hey, he's right on this one ,it is very big brother now in Europe. Spain is a mess .