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"Farage's actions speak louder than words: he is exploiting the death of his colleague to try to get himself out of political trouble. By doing so he is, quite literally, putting himself beneath contempt."

Farage’s speculation about Widdecombe’s murder could make it harder for justice to be doneBritain’s laws on contempt of court may be a relic of the pre-internet age, but they are still in force. If you break the rules, you can collapse a trialwww.thenewworld.co.uk
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Take a knee for Floyd but not Nowak... Political opportunism of contempt. Henry died at the feet of Virtue-Signal Politics for no lessons to be learned.

*further* beneath contempt.

Vote for the bin😊

Farage is beneath contempt, he is just disgusting

We’d be shocked if he ever didn’t try to use a tragedy to his advantage.

He ought to be charged with contempt

Farage will do anything to blame the left.

Ответ для Rotorbabe Recordings

His words are red meat for his cult worshippers.

The issue is that it would suit Farage and reform for the prosecution to collapse or fail. What would be the fallout if something went wrong with the prosecution? Farage would suggest issues with the justice system etc.. how unfair it is how people get away with things etc..

He really is the grubbiest of common little spivs. It's beyond me why people still fall for his schtick

Beneath contempt? He's been there before...

Ответ для Stephen Spitewinter

He's never ridden above it, has he? From everything you read he was contemptible from a young age!!

“You’ve had a close colleague and a shadow minister in your party brutally murdered, counter terrorism are running the investigation, but if you dare to draw the obvious conclusion we’ll say you’re beneath contempt” Classic commie Bluesky

Was he ever above????

To be fair, it’s probably what she’d want.

As if Farage cared less.

Farage is a law unto himself, he has total contempt for due process and the rule of law doing exactly the opposite of what ppl were expressly asked not to do. He's a dangerous, corrupt traitor and no longer surprised what he does.

Ответ для Alison Flower

Much like his boss in America.

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Alex Sowden

-"Mr Farridge, promise me that when I die you will use my death in a squalid, shameful and morally egregious way to undermine public trust in our legal and political systems: and to score cheap points in the puerile culture war you've cooked up to sustain your parasitic grifting" -"Absolutely, Ann"

I'm old enough to remember Jeffrey Archer getting 4 years jail time for perverting the course of justice. So fingers crossed.

Ответ для Anonymous Alcoholic

And he is Still Lord Archer……this shouldn’t happen!

He has been quite singular in the fact that he has always told us what he is, msm just ignored it until recently

A published author using "quite literally" like this? Tsk,tsk.....

Ответ для Jack London

It was entirely deliberate. Contempt has two meanings in the context of that article.

Ответ для Jack London

Perfectly acceptable usage in this instance.

Bizarrely, 'beneath contempt' is what appeals to his core voters.

Ответ для Ian H

It certainly doesn't seem to bother them, one iota, and it's evident that the worse his grifts and abrogation are, the more they love him. Perhaps they think he is 'sticking it to the man'; they couldn't be more mistaken.

If he is guilty of contempt, then so are the irresponsible reporters who print his lies knowing that he is trying to dig himself out of his own mess. Their bosses need to take them aside and remind them of the law.

He’s a dick I don’t like to mince my words !

Nothing and no one is more important than his own interests. Singly the most selfish odious, dangerous creep in UK politics. (Ps, love the new podcast James.)

Ответ для David

Thanks!

Its totally on brand. Ann Widdecombe is Fauxrage's Charlie Kirk. But less charismatic and sexy. And no good looking widower to publicly embrace.