The Talking Clock: Our leader, Nigel, tells the EUSSR: "Belgium is about to fall to bits and the rest will follow. Happy Christmas, everybody!"

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Saturday, 18 December 2010

Our leader, Nigel, tells the EUSSR: "Belgium is about to fall to bits and the rest will follow. Happy Christmas, everybody!"

Our glorious leader, Nigel Farage, does it again:

H/T: UKK41

And if you thought it was just us British...

H/T: Daniel Hannan

And if you thought it was just Britain and Ireland...

Meanwhile, away from Britain, Ireland, Greece... there's Italy!

Britain, Ireland, Greece, Italy... Portugal anyone?

So that's Britain, Ireland, Greece, Italy and Portugal... anyone else?

Why yes! Two months ago, it was Spain:

Britain, Ireland, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain...

Better not forget France in October, then:

All over Europe, we've all had our fill it seems...

Think the EU slime and their globalist friends are still happy with their European Empire, the raping of our national sovereignty and the pillaging of our national treasuries? Not to mention the deliberate destruction of our local cultures and individual identities.

It's clear that we, the people are not happy...

2 comments:

The Public Eye18 December 2010 04:07
A foreigner's perspective on Farage (someone I'd never even heard of 'til I started checking this blog): Although he certainly has his detractors, whatever else you may say about him, he is a canny politician and, quite simply, a magnificent public speaker.
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The Talking Clock18 December 2010 05:21
@ The Public Eye

Great hearing from you. Yes, our Nigel... top man.

I think he should keep being himself, just as we've come to expect.

If the pundits are right and 2010 was just the warm up for the real economic crash, this country is going to need a real leader unafraidf to speak his mind.

In that scenario, Nigel's big moment most definitely may still be to come.

It is funny how the masses change opinions at a time of crisis - as any biographer of Winston Churchill would atest...
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