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By diable rouge · Posted
It's not just about whether he publicly expresses racist views now. It's also about his initial repeated denials he said or acted in a racist way as a schoolboy. That has since morphed into ''I was only a very young boy etc''...''I never said anything directly to hurt someone etc'', both of which have been debunked, see below. His refusal to admit he lied and acted as he did, and more importantly apologise to those he offended/targeted, has now become the fundamental issue... -
Another recommendation for Paul. We only have a shower. When it broke Paul arrangedto come quickly, with the correct replacement. Work was done to a high standard. Paul is efficient, helpful and prompt. Highly recommend. -
By Jenijenjen · Posted
Farage left Dulwich College 4 years before the Public Order Act 1986 when "expressions of racial hatred, which is defined as hatred against a group of persons by reason of the group's colour, race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins" were prohibited. That there is only one person who is prepared to say NF expresses racist views today only means NF has become more circumspect with his language. -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
He only found one person willing to say that Farage currently expresses racist beliefs? Is that meant to be reassuring in relation to a leading politician?
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