Binface is the epitome of Don't Look Back In Anger & Keep Calm And Carry On.
Right now, I know so many people who won't/can't discuss our issues, and like an old man speeding onto a roundabout without looking, just don't want to look or be bothered.
Binface is their man as an alternative avatar to Paddington Bear.
It may seem clever of Farage' enemies to refrain from participating, and it was certainly a tactical defeat for him because he hadn't expected it.
It was possibly an error of judgement on his part, but perhaps not; he did what he normally does, which is to act on instinct without excessive caution, and his instinct was to send the message that he has democratic legitimacy.
In my opinion, the decision of the other parties was based on the shallow wish to avoid losing, but with the bonus that it makes Farage look silly, but they reveal their contempt for the ordinary voter. They also indirectly support avoiding the confrontation of real issues; immigration, demography, taxes, growth, industry, carbon zero, energy, defence. They support a bin of avoidance in place of public debate.
The Zinoviev letter writ large. Universal suffrage caused this by pushing the burden of governance and the upholding of order onto the masses, and we believed it would work because we were significantly more intelligent back then.
We need to instate a qualified franchise system for voting, extend the franchise for qualified workers, and admit that parliamentary democracy has run its course in the 21st century. The latter especially.
Binface is the epitome of Don't Look Back In Anger & Keep Calm And Carry On.
Right now, I know so many people who won't/can't discuss our issues, and like an old man speeding onto a roundabout without looking, just don't want to look or be bothered.
Binface is their man as an alternative avatar to Paddington Bear.
It may seem clever of Farage' enemies to refrain from participating, and it was certainly a tactical defeat for him because he hadn't expected it.
It was possibly an error of judgement on his part, but perhaps not; he did what he normally does, which is to act on instinct without excessive caution, and his instinct was to send the message that he has democratic legitimacy.
In my opinion, the decision of the other parties was based on the shallow wish to avoid losing, but with the bonus that it makes Farage look silly, but they reveal their contempt for the ordinary voter. They also indirectly support avoiding the confrontation of real issues; immigration, demography, taxes, growth, industry, carbon zero, energy, defence. They support a bin of avoidance in place of public debate.
It’s like an LLM had a go at political satire.
Even the photo looks like CGI
There was me thinking he’s just another upper middle class toss pot.
An excellent and pointed piece of writing, I shall be following the author
The Zinoviev letter writ large. Universal suffrage caused this by pushing the burden of governance and the upholding of order onto the masses, and we believed it would work because we were significantly more intelligent back then.
We need to instate a qualified franchise system for voting, extend the franchise for qualified workers, and admit that parliamentary democracy has run its course in the 21st century. The latter especially.
He has little invested in the British nation because if it goes tits up he can always claim this Right of Return and skedaddle to the Middle East.