PAUL SUTTON
Nigel Farage played a leading role in Kristallnacht, but that was only one of his many far-right crimes against the hood. Farage also worked in the 19th-century slave trade. My own family were dragged from our African homelands, to Neasden, by this founder of the Ku Klux Klan.
From a broader (and more personal) perspective, Farage invented piles and was implicated in the South Sea Bubble. He also caused the Irish Potato Famine.
Thankfully, he was tried at Nuremberg then executed; the one thing you racist British ever got right.
As a Harvard ‘gangsta-rap’ alumnus, I am appalled this Brownshirt has been reincarnated to hoodwink honkies.
How easily most forget the lessons of history!
Fortunately for you chumps, I’ve never forgotten one of my bestie teacher’s lessons, at Cretin College, Haringey – Dr Red Leicester:
Red Leicester: David, can you tell the class which single syllable number follows eight?
Me: Seven?
Red Leicester: Think David! Use your fingers to count, like Diane does.
Me: Nine!
Red Leicester: Excellent, we’ll make a Foreign Secretary of you yet, my boy! So which monarch succeeded Henry the Eighth?
Me: I know this: Henry the Ninth!
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One has to laugh, but the truth is: this clown’s presence as our Deputy PM (and former Foreign Secretary) is the lowest point in our nation’s history – a shameful collapse.
Nothing to do with his colour. There are plenty of black politicians who aren’t morons (and white ones who are). But Lammy is a cretin, and no amount of bullying about ‘racism’ can disguise this obvious fact. Virtually everything he ever says confirms it.
His ‘retraction’ of the claim that Farage flirted with joining the Hitler Youth shows the epic extent of his idiocy, which seems like a force of nature. He merely retorts that Farage has ‘denied’ it, seemingly unware that the organisation ceased to exist nearly twenty years before Farage was born!
Lammy went to Harvard! Wow, that must be meaningless now.
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Lammy’s Hitler Youth slur is proof that Labour has lost the argument to Farage
The Deputy PM’s baffling outburst suggests his party is now at desperation point in its battle with Reform
Whatever his other talents and accomplishments, David Lammy is not widely acclaimed for the depth of his general knowledge. This is largely due to his unfortunate experience as a contestant on a 2009 edition of Celebrity Mastermind. During a truly unforgettable performance, Mr Lammy revealed that he thinks Henry VIII was succeeded by Henry VII, Red Leicester is a type of blue cheese, and Marie Antoinette was once awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics.
Remarkable stuff. Especially given the fact that, at the time of the recording, Mr Lammy happened to be the minister for higher education.
One subject on which you would expect him to be knowledgeable, however, is the law. For one thing, he’s a lawyer. And for another, he’s the Secretary of State for Justice. As a result, he presumably has at least a passing acquaintance with such concepts as libel and slander.
It was with some surprise, therefore, that I heard what Mr Lammy said on Tuesday during an interview with the BBC. Specifically, the mind-boggling assertion he made about Nigel Farage. “I’m not going to play the man, I’m playing the ball,” began Mr Lammy – before proceeding to play the man with an aggression that would have left Roy Keane needing smelling salts.
“I will leave it for the public to come to their own judgments about someone who once flirted with Hitler Youth when he was younger.”
Shortly after uttering these extraordinary words, Mr Lammy must have suddenly recalled what defamation is – or possibly been reminded of it, during a phone call from a panicking colleague or a very scary-sounding lawyer. Because he then hastily backtracked, declaring: “[Mr Farage] has denied it, and so I accept that he has denied it, and I would like to clarify that position.”
Well, nice of him to clear that up. Even so, I’m still struggling to understand what on earth possessed him to make such an outburst in the first place. Unlike Mr Lammy, I did not study at Harvard Law School. But I am at least aware that, as a rule of thumb, it’s generally unwise to go throwing around highly damaging allegations about someone unless you’ve got pretty strong evidence that those allegations are actually true.
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At any rate, his extraordinary behaviour on Tuesday is worth dwelling on. And not just because it raises questions about his fitness to be Deputy Prime Minister, Justice Secretary or indeed hold any other form of high office. It also shows us just how pathetically desperate Labour has become in the battle with Reform. Labour’s most senior figures clearly know they’ve lost the argument on immigration to Mr Farage. Which is why they’ve now resorted to shrieking words like “racist”, “worse than racist” and even “Hitler Youth”, in the frantic hope that this will frighten voters away from him and his party.
The Telegraph: continue reading
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