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    Farage accused of ‘licking Trump’s boots’ for calling Zelensky ‘rude’ in Trump clash
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    Farage accused of ‘licking Trump’s boots’ for calling Zelensky ‘rude’ in Trump clash

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    1. Craft_on_draft on

      For trump, Farage etc to be so upset over perceived rudeness, it is really quite laughable.

      The whole ‘facts don’t care about your feelings’ schtick they have going on has gone down the pan

    2. corbynista2029 on

      >”Farage is more focused on promoting Trump and Musk’s interests in the UK than British interests in the States. He was once again parroting White House talking points this morning, to the dismay of British people here at home. It’s clearer than ever that Nigel Farage is simply out for himself and his Mar-a-Lago cronies.”

      Glad to hear this from Ed Davey. It’s something I wish the government is daring enough to say, but “special relationship”, “closest allies in the world”, yada yada.

    3. malin7 on

      >Condemning the Reform leader, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said: “Nigel Farage is once again showing his true colours as Trump’s own spokesman here in Britain.

      >”Zelensky showed courage and integrity in that room – in stark contrast to Farage’s cowardly approach of licking Trump’s boots.

      >”Farage is more focused on promoting Trump and Musk’s interests in the UK than British interests in the States. He was once again parroting White House talking points this morning, to the dismay of British people here at home. It’s clearer than ever that Nigel Farage is simply out for himself and his Mar-a-Lago cronies.”

      Ed Davey not pulling any punches

    4. Crittsy on

      I think this is brilliant, the Turtles Head can’t help but loose support over this

    5. Psephological on

      Now that’s totally unfair.

      He’s really licking Putin’s boots ultimately.

    6. WeRW2020 on

      Fuck that, call the cunt faced weasel out for what he actually is, a Putin sympathiser, plain and simple.

    8. smity31 on

      Glad to see people like Ed Davey continuing to be strong against Farage’s and Trump’s rubbish.

      But when even people like Priti Patel are coming out against what he’s saying, he should really be considering his position…

    11. cmfarsight on

      That’s ridiculous, Trump would never let Farage lick his boots, no matter how much Farage would love to.

    12. iamabigtree on

      Farage (and Trump) are typical bullies. They insult everything and everyone all day long. But as soon as sometime stands up to them they pull the victim card.

    13. ProductGuy48 on

      Farage has always been a Putin puppet just like Trump. Brexit was Putin’s greatest victory in dividing Europe since WW2. Now he is doing the same between the US and Europe. You have to be brain dead not to see this.

      Farage needs to fully face the questioning that is deserving of a Russian puppet and needs to be called out on it consistently.

    14. greatdrams23 on

      This was my reply to a reform supporter, who has not deleted gif comment:

      Farage has been wrong about his main policies.

      Brexit didn’t work. And they idea that it was the wrong type of Brexit is laughable.

      Zelensky was ambushed by trump: Trump blamed Ukraine for Russia’s invasion. That’s plain wrong.

      Trump refused to allow Ukraine at the negotiations. That’s plain wrong.

      Trump and Vance were extremely rude to Zelensky. There you nothing he could have done.

      But in the end, the choice to support Russia. Reform voters should be ashamed of themselves

    15. FrustratedPCBuild on

      He’s nothing if not predictable. It would be better if he was just nothing though.

    16. WillowTreeBark on

      Farage is a throbbing bell end and that is all I have to say on the matter.

    17. Dullboringidiot on

      Knew it wouldn’t take him long to slip up. Hopefully people realise who he’s really working for.

    18. Balekov94 on

      Farage is a shameless lackey to Trump and Musk. I continue to be surprised at how his supporters view his subservience and still intend to vote Reform. How can one even imagine this man running the country is beyond me.

    20. SecurityPenguin on

      Someone shared [this video](https://youtu.be/tR_6dibpDfo) about Russian disinformation tactics in r/ireland today and it feels particularly appropriate for this sub given the way it’s been moving. It isn’t just Trump whose boots are being licked.

    21. NoStomach6266 on

      Shame on LBC for giving him a platform.

      You deal with evil populists by ignoring them, not getting them on air to prove how bad they are. Didn’t work out for America when Trump went on the televised debate and imploded, did it?

      Fuck Ant and Dec too, by the way.

    22. Blank3k on

      Farage is symbiotic with Trump, it’s what alot of UK people want but they don’t look deep enough – “common sense” is being used as a label to cover willful ignorance, and Farage is without a doubt more intelligent than Trump, as such the guys a far greater risk who will be aware of flying too close to the sun and will ensure he always has a way to back step and distance himself when Trump comes eventually becomes unstuck… But until that time, Farage will fellate trump to appease and get UK votes.

    24. chocobowler on

      I feel like clacton Residents could call farage rude for the amount of time he spends with his constituents

    25. Is_U_Dead_Bro on

      Farage has got his tongue so far up trumps ass he can probably taste putins cock.

    27. AlfonsoTheClown on

      Farage has literally said in interviews that the reform party has been loyal to the Trump administration, obviously he licks his boots. He’s a fucking disgrace to this country

    28. Grizzybaby1985 on

      I feel like I’m living in a movie or something I don’t understand how you can listen to Trump, Vance Farage etc and think they talk sense? They are a bunch of selfish evil morons

    29. UlteriorAlt on

      Farage is one Trump-fuelled crisis away from becoming a pariah. There will come a point where he will need to choose between the policies tied in with American neo-conservative money and the British values he claims to defend, given that the two are incompatible.

      The trigger doesn’t even need to be a hostile policy aimed directly at the UK, Europe, or NATO. Even if MAGAs policies result in a significant domestic crisis within the US, it will have an negative effect on Farage’s popularity. In the same way it did 90 years ago with another British politician and his associations with foreign powers.

    30. octanet83 on

      Farage, what a joke. Do people honestly vote for these men? Are we not tired of the angry aggressive dictator types that just push right wing nationalism and blame everyone else for the world’s problems.It’s like people have never learnt from history at all and we have to cringe as a large proportion of the populations keep falling for their lies. These people care about nothing but themselves and their power hungry egos. They thrive on hate, bigotry and being bullies with no solutions to any of the problems they pretend to fix.

    31. garfunk2021 on

      Farage is just desperately clinging on since Musk turned on him.
      He’ll be telling us the US isolating themselves and removing themselves from UN, NATO and G7 is also good