He gets **** thrown at him from all angles, yet whenever it's called out his accusers get found wanting. Maybe they should try addressing the points and issues he raises, instead of trying to play the man. They won't of course, as they'd have to admit that they agree with him on many issues.
Hmm, coincidence? Today is the birthday of the armistice between North and South Korea, and also The Beano. Makes you think.
The BBC are a ****ing shambling monolithic ****ing news manufacturing and lying disgrace and have been for ****ing decades Defund the ***** apologist Institution now.
Like I said yesterday she'll be getting a huge pay off for being an absolute lying **** and breaking the golden rule of client confidentiality. I hope the woke PratWest goes ****ing broke after us the taxpayers bailing them out in 2008 because of their gross ineptitude. **** 'em.
He might get some renumeration from the NatWest, but think he might struggle against the BBC, due to freedom of press and the information came from a realiable source, none other than the CEO. It's only if the BBC made up any part of the narrative outside of what Alison Rose told them. I suppose it could be argued should the BBC be reporting someone's financial situation, well if it's in the public interest probably. Although both the BBC and NatWest are owned (in part) by us the taxpayer, so if I was Nigel I'd probably walk away quietly with my win, but we all know he will not lol.
As I posted earlier, my understanding is that the breach of data protection is about the only legal issue, and any money paid for that goes to a central group rather than Farage. His only other argument could be for the attack on his character in the dossier, but it only seems to be quoting other existing articles, so I doubt he'd get far. It's just funny watching the gammon not knowing which way to lean on it, as it confuses the ideology they've adopted.
The BBC is just a Marxist pro EUROPEAN UNION propoganda peddling institution. What little credibility they had is disintegrating day by day .
