UNFORTUNATELY FOR EUROPE, as I write, Nigel Farage and several of his entourage have been returned to Brussels and/or Strasbourg to waste more Euros and to denounce those who waste even more than he does but do not admit that they are involved in “doing a daylight”, as they apparently say in the world of commodity brokerage, in which Farage led his own business to bankruptcy. Yet there is hope for converting Farage into acting in the “European way”.
STAUNCH BRITISH PATRIOT FARAGE has, despite his own convictions, learnt something from mixing with our amis and freunden. Far from remaining a simple, incorruptible enfant terrible and scourge of all things continental, Farage has married the German Fräulein Kirsten Mehr, who now works as his secretary, at £30,000 per year, showing that even Farage has found inspirazione, and also a little lebensraum in the hinterland of something European.
STAUNCH BRITISH PATRIOT FARAGE has, despite his own convictions, learnt something from mixing with our amis and freunden. Far from remaining a simple, incorruptible enfant terrible and scourge of all things continental, Farage has married the German Fräulein Kirsten Mehr, who now works as his secretary, at £30,000 per year, showing that even Farage has found inspirazione, and also a little lebensraum in the hinterland of something European.
If Britain and the EU give up on him (or vice versa) he can always start a beer brewery in Germany, regular binging and vituperating thrown in (We all have our hidden talents after all).
ReplyDeleteHes an honest man in a den of thieves u go nigel!
ReplyDeleteWe are not against Europw or European people. We just don't want them to run our country. We believe that we are perfectly capable of running our own affairs. The EU is a dictatorship not a democracy. Why do you criticize Mr. farage for having a German wife? Are you prejudiced against foreigners? It would certainly seem so.
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@Mia: EU rules are not "Brussels diktats" but proposed, and agreed, by the member states and only one-sixteenth of UK primary legislation stems from EU decisions. Please note that the EU is a hugely important force in keeping markets open and competitive.
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