Anti-Semite Watch

[Max B Gold]

I see the Proto-Fascist Anti-Semite has been spouting off again about Jewish led conspiracies.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... alex-jones

These are the real hatemongers who need to be crushed.

[Max B Gold]

42 views nobody condeming the hatemonger.

If only his name was Jeremy the "JewHater" Corbyn.

[Orientinoz]

Fishing expedition.....I thought there were board rules which designed to stop posts like this???

[Max B Gold]

Fishing expedition.....I thought there were board rules which designed to stop posts like this???

You haven't said a word against an Anti-semite.

Any reason?

[Adz]

I don't see anything in that article that shows Farage said anything antisemitic?

[Max B Gold]

Nigel Farage is facing strong criticism from Jewish organisations.

[EH16]

I don't see anything in that article that shows Farage said anything antisemitic?

All carefully expressed in language he can defend but the meaning's clear to anyone reasonably well informed.

[Proposition Joe]

I don't see anything in that article that shows Farage said anything antisemitic?

the meaning's clear to anyone reasonably well informed.

Which rules out most of his fanboys and girls.

[greyhound]

if the glove fits MAX.

[CreamofSumYungGai]

42 views nobody condeming the hatemonger.

If only his name was Jeremy the "JewHater" Corbyn.

Slightly more than 42 views.

[CreamofSumYungGai]

Nigel Farage is facing strong criticism from Jewish organisations.

I’m sure they’ll keep it up over the coming months and years now they’ve realised he’s not a very nice man.

[Orientinoz]

Nigel Farage is facing strong criticism from Jewish organisations.

Maxy making it up again as he goes along again...Give it up you old windbag..

[Real Al]

I've said it before - there's little difference between the far right and the far left. Farridge is now taking a leaf out of Jezza's book and also recruiting Max's mates in the Revolutionary Communist Party to the Brexit cause.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

[Red_Army]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

Nigel Farage had no need to mix with this particular unsavoury person. Unless he was using said unsavory person to gain votes from a certain section of the electorate.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

Nigel Farage had no need to mix with this particular unsavoury person. Unless he was using said unsavory person to gain votes from a certain section of the electorate.

To be fair and unbiased that could be said of many politicians and the people they choose to meet. That type of comment is hugely defensive. Like Corbyn calling terrorists friends, no need to use that type of language.

Unlike many on here I realise at times politicians meet with unsavoury people. But it’s a fecking bit hypocritical when the likes of Farage get slagged off for something Corbyn gets excused with for doing endlessly over The years.

[CreamofSumYungGai]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

I for one am amazed to see doh nut defend Farrage....

Why have so many people viewed this post? It doesn’t make sense.

[Red_Army]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

I for one am amazed to see doh nut defend Farrage....

Why have so many people viewed this post? It doesn’t make sense.

Has Doh ever been on the right side of an argument?

[Red_Army]

Sometimes politicians have to mix with unsavoury people as part of their job. Corbyn does with his friends quite often.

Nigel Farage had no need to mix with this particular unsavoury person. Unless he was using said unsavory person to gain votes from a certain section of the electorate.

To be fair and unbiased that could be said of many politicians and the people they choose to meet. That type of comment is hugely defensive. Like Corbyn calling terrorists friends, no need to use that type of language.

Unlike many on here I realise at times politicians meet with unsavoury people. But it’s a fecking bit hypocritical when the likes of Farage get slagged off for something Corbyn gets excused with for doing endlessly over The years.

That's pure whatabourery.

Farage has gone out of his way to do a public interview with this 'unsavory character'. Simple as that. He's nkt just 'met' him.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Nigel Farage had no need to mix with this particular unsavoury person. Unless he was using said unsavory person to gain votes from a certain section of the electorate.

To be fair and unbiased that could be said of many politicians and the people they choose to meet. That type of comment is hugely defensive. Like Corbyn calling terrorists friends, no need to use that type of language.

Unlike many on here I realise at times politicians meet with unsavoury people. But it’s a fecking bit hypocritical when the likes of Farage get slagged off for something Corbyn gets excused with for doing endlessly over The years.

That's pure whatabourery.

Farage has gone out of his way to do a public interview with this 'unsavory character'. Simple as that. He's nkt just 'met' him.

I’ve not made any anti-Corbyn comment just a simple true observation. I find it sad that a blind unswerving passion for one man means you cannot see the absurdity of your position. Defending it with bias views beyond belief. As politicians they have either both been right or both been wrong. You decide, but you cannot. Oh well.

[CreamofSumYungGai]

I think he stalking about the time Jezza was on the ITV breakfast show with Piers Morgan? It’s a fair point.

[Thor]

Didn’t Bush Senior let it out the bag about a one world government? I think you’ll find he did, and it was he who also coined the phrase New World Order.

Seems Farage is right about two things there then. Make of that what you will.

[Red_Army]

To be fair and unbiased that could be said of many politicians and the people they choose to meet. That type of comment is hugely defensive. Like Corbyn calling terrorists friends, no need to use that type of language.

Unlike many on here I realise at times politicians meet with unsavoury people. But it’s a fecking bit hypocritical when the likes of Farage get slagged off for something Corbyn gets excused with for doing endlessly over The years.

That's pure whatabourery.

Farage has gone out of his way to do a public interview with this 'unsavory character'. Simple as that. He's nkt just 'met' him.

I’ve not made any anti-Corbyn comment just a simple true observation. I find it sad that a blind unswerving passion for one man means you cannot see the absurdity of your position. Defending it with bias views beyond belief. As politicians they have either both been right or both been wrong. You decide, but you cannot. Oh well.

What are you talking about? I've voted against Jeremy Corbyn in internal Labour Party elections at every opportunity.

Trust me, I have no bias towards Jeremy Corbyn.

I don't care how Nigel Farage stacks up against others. I will judge him on his own merits, or lack of, like I will with any other politician.

[spen666]

Where can I buy one of these anti Semite watches?

Is it made by Timex?

[Real Al]

Didn’t Bush Senior let it out the bag about a one world government? I think you’ll find he did, and it was he who also coined the phrase New World Order.

Seems Farage is right about two things there then. Make of that what you will.

Err, Bush didn't coin the phrase, which has been around since the 30's.

This is what Bush said...
Until now, the world we've known has been a world divided—a world of barbed wire and concrete block, conflict and cold war. Now, we can see a new world coming into view. A world in which there is the very real prospect of a new world order. In the words of Winston Churchill, a "world order" in which "the principles of justice and fair play ... protect the weak against the strong ..." A world where the United Nations, freed from cold war stalemate, is poised to fulfill the historic vision of its founders. A world in which freedom and respect for human rights find a home among all nations.

Not exactly chilling, is it.