Nigel Farage....HOLY CRAP! Biggest Global Political Collusion in History

a reply to: Vasa Croe

God I love English politicians.

Very good. This man has huge balls.

a reply to: ManFromEurope

From which country of Europe are You? You are trying to defend someone You dont know well too so WHY You does it? His NGO is his NGO so he can do whatever he want with that money. And more..If You pay You also demand.

Do you see the people he was addressing about ties to Soros....smirking and laughing at him? It shows you how they feel they are untouchable. These people actually believe they are on the right side, that Soros's plan to dominate the world is correct.

They cannot see what is happening, the influence of one man to actually create a dictatorship run by a small group and take away people's rights unless they follow them is not the right direction. You will either be an elite or a surf in this new society, no middle class, no upper class, this is not the way it should be. If you want to work hard then build a little nest egg so you can do more when you want to, you should be able to. I see the only way that their system can work, make everyone a slave to the society just like the Romans did, just like the royal families did. Elite and pawns, none of us will ever be an elite.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

It's all a big joke. Soros and all the other rich bastards have influenced society and governments for generations. They run the world through their NGO's and lobbyists and the whores that we call politicians soak up the money like tin-pot dictators. The entire system needs to be blown up. If you just drain the swamp it will fill itself back in with the same type of slime that was just pumped out. Lobbyist, agency capturing, PAC's and bloated campaign chests need to be eliminated.

originally posted by: Grambler
a reply to: Vasa Croe

No no no!

Don't you know anything!

18 billion dollars from Soros is ok and couldn't make any change anyways.

Working with British spies to collude with Russians against trump, that's ok too.

Foreign money and influence is always ok and no big deal as long as it supports a globalist agenda.

So that 18 billion is no big deal.

Now 100 thousand dollars in Facebook ads from russia, that is a real evil plot that stole the election from Hillary.

Ahahahahaha!

a reply to: rickymouse

Its called Synarchy.
Slave population ruled by a tiny elite who dominate technology and resources.
I've brought it up before but no one seemed interested in the concept.

We are nearly there.

If Soros is so open and audacious about his goals, then what's the crime? Soros is a convenient scapegoat to make memes about, but the blame for letting in refugees lies squarely with Europe's ruling politicians. They had the power to make that decision, they need to be held accountable, not Soros (unless they where threatened). Some are just making excuses. And even so, the people have continued to support these politicians, such as Merkel in Germany. If Soros has bribed someone then he should be held accountable, but I can tell you he hasn't bribed more than half the population of Europe to support his goals.

Soros is a guy who was really good at making money and had a lot of luck. Now he's an extremely powerful old man with far, far more money than he could ever hope to spend on himself so he wants to convert that money into influence over the future. I agree with some of his ideals, others I don't agree with.

Maybe he's evil, maybe he's misguided. So what? He doesn't even make the top 10 list in assets, and to justify bringing him down we're gonna need to know what his crimes are. Again, if there is some big conspiracy then let it be brought to light, but it's not criminal to lobby for gay rights or globalism. And to counter Russian influence in Europe especially is not wrong; it's patriotic.

Hate the game, not the player; I think bought influence is a problem, but that just means we need laws to rein it in in the future, no use crying over spilled milk. In fact I seem to remember Soros has warned about this sort of thing in the past. And good grief, Farage even says Soros's money went towards bringing those papers to light. How is that a bad thing?

Of course it's excellent that Farage is taking the opportunity to question the ties of his colleagues. And I think Soros is probably using all sorts of tax evasions. But so are all of them, because the system is rigged to enable this. Ask yourselves why this narrative about Soros keeps getting pushed, and by whom. It could just as easily be some other ugly mug showing up in your miserable twitter feeds and spooky Youtube videos. It's a distraction for people with more outrage than knowledge.

originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
a reply to: smurfy

Meet the Scottish Tory behind the £425,000 DUP Brexit donation

Cook is at the centre of a political scandal raging in Northern Ireland. Back in February, an openDemocracy investigation found that donors had taken advantage of Northern Ireland’s secretive electoral laws to funnel hundreds of thousands of pounds to the DUP’s pro-Brexit campaign. Under pressure, the DUP revealed that the party had received £425,622 from a group called ‘the Constitutional Research Council’. Over £32,000 of this money was spent on data analytics company AggregateIQ, a small Canadian outfit that has been linked to Donald Trump’s billionaire backer Robert Mercer and Cambridge Analytica, who are now at the heart of an investigation by the Information Commission.

We know almost nothing about the Constitutional Research Council. The outfit has no formal legal status. What we can say for sure is that it is chaired by Cook, and he has promised to fund the pro-union campaign in any future Scottish independence referendum.

“More people with more money are ready to step up to the plate this time compared with the last referendum” Cook told the Sunday Times earlier this year. He didn’t reveal who those people are.

The DUP has also refused to say who the backers behind the CRC are, and there is little to suggest that Cook himself is a major donor. Former Conservative colleagues describe Cook as “a nice guy but not a rich guy”.

Cook – who could not be contacted for this piece – appears to retain an interest in Scottish politics. He is listed as an advisor on Think Scotland, a conservative-minded website funded by Scottish unionist businessman Robert Kilgour. Think Scotland is owned by former Tory MSP Brian Monteith. Monteith was head of press during the referendum for Leave.EU, the campaign group run by Arron Banks and Nigel Farage.

Cook’s interests are not confined to politics. Since general election defeat in 2010, he has been involved in a number of international business deals. In 2012, his company Cook Consulting (UK) Ltd held a press conference in Glasgow announcing its involvement in a £640m water desalination project in Pakistan. The firm failed to submit accounts in 2014 and was dissolved by Companies House via compulsory strike-off in 2015.

In 2013, Cook founded another company called Five Star Investment Management Ltd with the former head of the Saudi Arabian intelligence agency, Prince Nawwaf bin Abdul Aziz. The prince’s son is the Saudi ambassador to the UK. The other director of the company was Peter Haestrup, a Danish national who has been connected to the Purulia arms drop case, a long-running multinational scandal that involved weapons being dropped over the Indian province of West Bengal in 1995.
ive Star Investment Management Ltd was registered at Mr Cook’s Glasgow address. The firm filed no accounts with Companies House, and was dissolved in December 2014.

Cook also has connections with right-wing pressure groups in the UK. He was Scottish spokesperson for Conservative Friends of Israel and for the Campaign Against Political Correctness, a campaign allied to the Freedom Association, a right-wing Eurosceptic pressure group that supported apartheid in South Africa. Back in 2009, Richard Cook spoke alongside current Tory MSP Murdo Fraser at a Freedom Association fringe event at the Conservative party conference in Perth to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Margaret Thatcher’s 1979 election victory. Freedom Association Chief Executive Simon Richards later praised Cook as “one of the hardest working PPC’s (Parliamentary Prospective Candidates) anywhere in the country”.

The Freedom Association has historical links with Northern Ireland. Among its original founders was Ross McWhirter, a controversial journalist who campaigned for strict restrictions on Irish people in Britain, including making it compulsory for all Irish people in Britain to register with the local police and to provide signed photographs of themselves when renting flats or booking into hotels and hostel. McWhirter was shot dead by the Provisional IRA in Enfield in 1975.

The Freedom Association boasts of “friendly links” with the Democratic Unionist Party. In 2007 and 2008, leading DUP politicians Jeffrey Donaldson and Sammy Wilson were involved in Freedom Association “fact finding” events in Northern Ireland. At the time, the Freedom Association said it had “taken a close interest in Ulster matters from its earliest days and is keen to strengthen its ties with the province and to demonstrate its support for the Union.” Donaldson was the chair of the DUP’s Brexit campaign – his name appeared on the election material that the CRC’s £425,000 donation paid for – and Wilson was a prominent pro-Brexit DUP voice throughout the campaign, regularly appearing in the media.

That's right, they are all a bunch of sleazeballs. Obviously you may think that the Irish DUP has has only it's very narrow interests at heart ie; maintaining the union with the UK for instance, but for most people in NI that is a side issue, even if many of them would desire a united Ireland, and now with BREXIT and a possible boarder, the DUP will beat the drum once again. However the DUP, or rather certain members have serious conflicts of interests in contracts given out for multi-£millions in renewable energy incentives for businesses, paid in part by the taxpayer.
That case is about to be heard, but don't wait for the outcome, there are 900.000 pages of text involved in the case.
One of those DUP ministers, has also been involved in controversy over monies before. But there they are, in a position of power in Westminster, and the UK government gave them an agreed £1 billion..perhaps more, for Northern Ireland infrastructure...and yes the road men have been out recently round here, filling in wee holes, here and there, but no big road schemes in this part of the world that needs them pretty badly, while there never seems to be much of a problem in the upkeep of roads etc, in Co Antrim...what a shower!
There you go, a Westminster parliament shovelling money meant to help N,I out to corrupt people, which will likely turn out to be another big business scam.

originally posted by: TobyFlenderson
a reply to: Vasa Croe

It's all a big joke. Soros and all the other rich bastards have influenced society and governments for generations. They run the world through their NGO's and lobbyists and the whores that we call politicians soak up the money like tin-pot dictators. The entire system needs to be blown up. If you just drain the swamp it will fill itself back in with the same type of slime that was just pumped out. Lobbyist, agency capturing, PAC's and bloated campaign chests need to be eliminated.

Big money has ruled the free world for a long time as you said. Our whole system is built on deception, they have made us believe how they want us to believe. There is actually little free will existing in our capitalistic world.

Not all of it is bad though, some policies they have made do tend to make us get along better. It is a power struggle at the top, as long as they don't drive us into poverty we will be alright. I would hate to have to use ashes and beef fat to make my own soap like they used to. I would rather go to the store and buy it. If the system collapses, it collapses, I am sort of prepared but I still do not want to go through it. We are better off then many people in war torn countries, I am grateful for that. I do not want our society to take a dump but I do not want a neo-nazi type society to form from following Soros plan either. With his plan, only if you parrot what you are supposed to can you live a decent life as a surf.

Whether you like his politics or not, he certainly knows how to make a speech.

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Vasa Croe



Very good. This man has huge balls.

He hasn't, this is a man who continues to lift his £100.000 a year at the EU, and who hardly ever attends there, who is actually an elitist. This is the man who in May 2016 said a 49/50 BREXIT result wasn't good enough, and that he would be back campaigning...he said that thinking he would lose
Of course when the vote went the other way, he went round Westminster telling all remoaners to get used...what a hypocrite.
Then he left UKIP to get a job with Trump, (courtesy of Mercer btw) and now he's back again, lifting his £100.000pa at the EU as he laughs at the people, and you never know given his dealings with certain people over these last years at least, this 'great British Nationalist' could even be considered a traitor.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

unrelated question, how do you post pictures in a post? I can do video's but not images.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Do you see the people he was addressing about ties to Soros....smirking and laughing at him? It shows you how they feel they are untouchable. These people actually believe they are on the right side, that Soros's plan to dominate the world is correct.

They cannot see what is happening, the influence of one man to actually create a dictatorship run by a small group and take away people's rights unless they follow them is not the right direction. You will either be an elite or a surf in this new society, no middle class, no upper class, this is not the way it should be. If you want to work hard then build a little nest egg so you can do more when you want to, you should be able to. I see the only way that their system can work, make everyone a slave to the society just like the Romans did, just like the royal families did. Elite and pawns, none of us will ever be an elite.

They love the plan, they are smirking at Firage for daring to think he can educate the masses. To them they are stupid cattle to be manipulated, and if history is any guide they may be correct.

The European Union is slowly taking away every europeans citizens rights, it is a slow spreading cancer, and most of the population does even know they have it yet. If it is not stopped, one day it will be clear to who is not an elite it was a mechanism to gain total communist dictatorial control over them.

Luckily there are signs people are waking up, and their victory is no longer assured.

originally posted by: smurfy

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: Vasa Croe



Very good. This man has huge balls.

He hasn't, this is a man who continues to lift his £100.000 a year at the EU, and who hardly ever attends there, who is actually an elitist. This is the man who in May 2016 said a 49/50 BREXIT result wasn't good enough, and that he would be back campaigning...he said that thinking he would lose

Of course when the vote went the other way, he went round Westminster telling all remoaners to get used...what a hypocrite.
Then he left UKIP to get a job with Trump, (courtesy of Mercer btw) and now he's back again, lifting his £100.000pa at the EU as he laughs at the people, and you never know given his dealings with certain people over these last years at least, this 'great British Nationalist' could even be considered a traitor.

He deserves more money as he tries to get things done ,and not just wait for the filled envelope .

a reply to: rickymouse

I agree with a lot of your sentiments. Unfortunately, I see a collapse as inevitable. The house of cards can only be built so high. I'm not looking forward to it but would rather have it occur while I'm still somewhat able to assist my kids in the transition.

I guess one possible temporary fix would be the trust buster mentality of the 20's and 30's but I just don't see that happening. The current and last Presidents promised change and yet we just get more and more aggrandizement of the rich and scapegoating of the poor.

a reply to: ManFromEurope

He is a crony capitalist, not a free-market capitalist.

If you learn to understand the difference, maybe an intelligent conversation can commence.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Hey amazing video. Its about time George soros name and game is brought up in the UK. Russia have had an arrest warrant out for him for a while now and not aloud back in the country. He is scum

a reply to: ManFromEurope

You are seriously miss guided that you feel soros is any good in this world.. Wow just wow

a reply to: lSkrewloosel

The best part is based on his other posts, he probably thinks rich people are the bane of society. Blood sucking evil doers. Except soros. It's truly asinine.

a reply to: Dem0nc1eaner

Are you joking? What do you think has been going on for the past year here in the US with respects to The President of the United States, Donald J. Trump?

Farage has faced NOTHING compared to what Trump has faced in terms of never ending ridicule and disrespect. Not even close. And yet those like Trump and Farage will endure the petrified idiocy by those on the left who fear the expose that is unfolding in front of us. Farage has done a fine damn job with exposing the EU elitists and their cabal of lies.

The balls on this man to make those statements was Herculean. Well done mate.