Bet she looked it up on Wikipedia.

This is what the cunt looks like today. People like him are prepared to make a living without dignity, morals or principles. Hence why he got done for fraud in the first place.

Meanwhile in other news from the other side of the globe. Portent of the way things are relentlessly developing? Courtesy of Rest of the World. bit.ly/4aRgRiQ

This going to be amusing. I sincerely hope they televise or stream the whole event.

Here's another favourite he likes to liberally spread about:

The shit that is the racist-baiting Telegraph. It should be banned. This is just abusing the notion of a free press.

Who? This Steve Laws? Ain't he another fine example of the Übermensch? hopenothate.org.uk/case-files-s...

Does he remind you of any other bloated excuse for a human being (2024, aged 64)?

I mean, this could turn into a serious game of oneupmanship.

Interesting. They really have erased it from history as if they have tried to deny it's existence. Did Farage threaten to sue them at the time? Just for giggles I've emailed the Express asking what happened to it. I don't expect to hear back from them.

It's always worth checking before commenting about something you know nothing about.

I meant to say Blackthorn, not Hawthorn. Google identified it as cherry plum blossom. They're both of the Prunus genus, so maybe not that big of a surprise.

I'm accusing him of misrepresentation. That's a picture of Nigel Slater. Here's a picture of Father Jack instead. Followed by a picture of the real Nigel Biggar.

This man has the answer that 82 years on the planet gives him the essential experience for.

I had an aunt who lived in that quarter of Belfast and I remember having to use the same type of loo on a number of occasions. Right beside the coal bunker. This is a Google map of the area. Cyprus Gardens, that he sung about, is not far away. He gave a street concert there once. (2/3)

Where the man was born: 125 Hyndford St, Belfast. There are thousands of such Victorian terraced houses still all over Belfast. The classical 2 up, 2 down, with an outdoor lavvie, where a cold winter wind often blew under the partial-door and chilled your nether regions. (1/3)