When Was Warsi Ever In The Brexit Camp?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36572894
Another stunt by the remainiacs. "I was coming to your party but I don't like some of your other friends, na na nana na" - PMSL

[Khandro]

Baz. //Farage has not done the brexiters any favours , over the last few days//

I don't see it like that: Gove saying how he "shuddered" at the poster is in line with the official tory position of being scared of Farage and wishing to denigrate him. I personally see nothing wrong with Farage or the poster - see above.

[naomi24]

//I personally see nothing wrong with Farage or the poster //

Neither do I. Farage isn't responsible for the stupidity of people who don't understand what the poster represents.

[DTCwordfan]

sour grapes though that won't do much damage - however, the Cox scum/ murderer has......why have the odds to remain shortened signficantly when there has been little campaigning - me doubts not many read the IMF reports or even take the conclusions in?

[ichkeria]

The question was 'was Warsi ever in the Brexit camp'? To which the answer is 'probably, yes'
But not a member of the official campaign.
As for the poster I have seen worse, but more important than what Ms Warsi thinks are the reactions of the other top Brexies.
Like Grayers and Govers: if even they can make outspoken criticism of it then it's hardly surprising that some others are actually jumping ship.
Farage may be right to say the Cox thing has made people over sensitive(charming man btw) But it was v interesting that he chose actually to say so publicly.

[Khandro]

It is scurrilous for anyone to attempt to conflate the murder with the referendum.
Kinnock Jnr. is doing just that today in parliament.

[DTCwordfan]

Scurrilous?

Perhaps not- but at this time it's unknown how linked this nutter was with the ultra-right and the hate that he had for Remain and especially Cox. So we are all speculating and terms like scurrilous are somewhat strong at this time.

It certainly has had an impact on the campaigns and maybe it serves to be the pluke that has been released in terms of the outrageous vitriol expressed by both sides - and adequately demonstrated on here. If it serves to lessen such elevated tensions immediately and in future campaigns, then maybe a slight bit of good has been won, but it ain't bringing back Jo Cox.

[jomifl]

Farage has brewed up such a fear of foreigners amongst the weak minded that one of them murdered an MP. But of course he had no idea that this might happen so he is not responsible....he would say. Perhaps he just lacks imagination.

[jomifl]

or doesn't care.

[Khandro]

Wow! and Wow again! Are you actually saying that Nigel Farage is responsible? If so, it is about the worst comment I've yet heard in the entire debate.
Nigel Farage hasn't made anyone "fear foreigners" he isn't racist and he doesn't oppose immigration, as such.
You should do some homework before coming out with such shameful statements.

[jomifl]

I thought that would rattle your cage Khandro...I am accusing Farage of being nothing more than a fascist, racist bigot the only thing that I can be sure of. You will be telling me next that hitler wasn't responsible for the actions of the brown shirts.

[-Talbot-]

jomifl
Farage has brewed up such a fear of foreigners amongst the weak minded that one of them murdered an MP.







Jesus H Christ

[jomifl]

Think about it talbot, think about the most likely sequence of events that led to the murder of Jo Cox. Think about what the murderer allegedly shouted and why he happened to shout those words as he murdered her.
Any other explanations welcome but the above is my best guess..

[-Talbot-]

Think about it talbot,


Just have


Jesus H Christ

[DTCwordfan]

It's more than just Farage's hot gases and pontification, jomifl. It's more like a collective response not only involving factions of UKIP but also the EDL, BNP, the Brittanica, BDP etc etc....and it is also, in part, the result of the actions of extreme Muslims and some of their scummish youth in attacking folk, raping young girls and terrorising towns in the Midlands and Northern England.

[naomi24]

jomifl, regarding Nigel Farage. SandyRoe suggested the same a few days ago. He didn't surprise me but you do. An insult not only to Farage, but to the electorate. Sickeningly bad form.

[jomifl]

The thought police don't quite reach this far yet Naomi. Bad form? just saying it as it is. If it wasn't for that arrogant selfish prat Farage and the weak Dave we wouldn't be going through this dangerous referendum process and people wouldn't be getting over-excited and insulting.

[jomifl]

Farage could be excused if he dealt in the truth but he doesn't, he exaggerates, misinforms and lies and he is responsible for his actions..

[naomi24]

jomifl, no, you are not saying as it is. You live in France and you're attempting to look after your own interests - and it matters not to you how you do it. Shameful.

[Svejk]

Aha, it becomes clearer.

[jomifl]

Naomi, please explain how my looking after my perceived interests is morally inferior too you looking after your perceived interests just because I live in France. If the Uk goes for brexit we will all suffer together so get off off your moral high horse and don't be so bluddy judgemental.