Nigel Farage says Goodbye to the EU Parliament

It's a sad day for some British MEPs but a jubilant one for others as desks are being cleared and box's filled , Nigel Farage has taken the opportunity to give his final speech in the EU Parliament to deliver some home truths and wave Union Jack flags which the chair seemed to take some exception to.


They don't like it up em Captain Mainwaring , they don't like it up em.

a reply to: gortex
He could have sung it;

"Now is the time to say goodbye, now is the time to yield a sigh..."

a reply to: gortex

So it's against the rules to show a flag of the country you represent or other at the European Parliament...

Can they be more childish and clear ?

a reply to: DISRAELI

Pure class.

a reply to: gortex

" Put The Flags Away "

Western Europe where happy to see those flags during WW II.

a reply to: alldaylong

We "the people" still are!

Just not those people.

The EU Parliament have just ratified the Brexit agreement ,,, we have ignition !

Delivered with a touching rendition of ol lang syne no less ... not a dry eye.




Going to miss those crazy guys.

a reply to: gortex

The EU Parliament have just ratified the Brexit agreement ,,, we have ignition !

a reply to: gortex

I'm gonna miss Farage over there.

Now just hope we (the Dutch) will deliver a Farage of our own over there.

a reply to: EartOccupant

Good luck with that my friend , I'm sure we won't be the last.

originally posted by: gortex

**APPLAUSE**

On the ball as usual

Arise Sir Nigel Farage I do hope he gets the recognition that I

and I am sure there are many others think he deserves.

This "Flag" thing reminds me of an old time favorite of mine.. the British and Flags... :

a reply to: eletheia

**APPLAUSE**

On the ball as usual

Arise Sir Nigel Farage I do hope he gets the recognition that I

and I am sure there are many others think he deserves.

I too think he deserves the credit.

Not many people know he was not a politician, he was a businessman seeing things going wrong and decided to do it himself. (Now where did i see that also? )
Against all odds, ridicule, smear and other thing.
Against establishment, MSM.

He is the last man laughing.

Respect for him!

originally posted by: EartOccupant
I too think he deserves the credit.

You could say "the last true Brit standing"

Without him we would never have got *Brexit*

Not many people know he was not a politician, he was a businessman seeing
things going wrong and decided to do it himself. (Now where did i see that also? )
Against all odds, ridicule, smear and other thing.
Against establishment, MSM.
He is the last man laughing.

We need more like him in Parliament .......straight talking!

Prepared to carry things through 'against all odds'

Order givers - not takers

Respect for him!

In spades!

originally posted by: EartOccupant

So it's against the rules to show a flag of the country you represent or other at the European Parliament...
Can they be more childish and clear ?

Isnt that the point?

The ultimate end .......NO countries - only the EU.

originally posted by: EartOccupant
a reply to: gortex

I'm gonna miss Farage over there.

Now just hope we (the Dutch) will deliver a Farage of our own over there.

Maybe Baudet & Wilders?
#NEXIT!

Always nice to see other Dutch here!

a reply to: Goedhardt

Those are home front politicians. I was more talking about some noise in the EP.
But i get you, and whatever works , suits me!

After Fortuyn I've always got a strange feeling with Wilders, kind of "damage" control. (Just a hunch, hope i'm wrong).
But gotta respect the guys resilience as well.

Gegroet Goedhart!

I just re listened his speech

27 YEARS of campaigning.. He did 27 YEARS of campaigning.

Let that sink in.

Wonderful way to end it.
Calling out the fascists and having them respond by being triggered about seeing a British flag.
Kind of makes the point of Farage's 27 years of struggle beautifully

originally posted by: EartOccupant
I just re listened his speech

27 YEARS of campaigning.. He did 27 YEARS of campaigning.

Let that sink in.

One of the great men in British history.