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Nigel Farage nails it yet again

Poor auld Nigel, whinging that the Established parties are running scared and wont take him on and interrupt his summer tango with the bin! :rolleyes: The British media, whom he has threatened and attacked must be salivating at the prospect of the comedy headlines that he has gifted them for the silly season.
 
Is this an actual bin or a guy dressed as a bin?

He is a comedian!
For the man himself, or rather the alien, it’s all come as a bit of a shock. The question of whether he might even win is one that he is reluctant to countenance. “It’s earliest days yet and there is a long old road to go, but if in the unlikely event that the humans of Clacton prefer me to old Nige, then I will do my very best to represent them,” he told the Guardian.

H’Angus

H’Angus in 2003.
He said that he had been inundated over the past 48 hours with emails and messages from Binface activists offering to knock on doors and deliver leaflets on his behalf in what could yet emerge as an electoral shock on a par with when Hartlepool United’s mascot, H’Angus the Monkey, was elected as mayor of the northern English town.

“I don’t want them to go marching around for me. I don’t know even if I’ll get any votes,” Binface said. “Perhaps it’s all a fever dream which we’re living in after England’s World Cup match against Mexico and we have all yet to wake up from it.”

In the meantime, his candidacy has massively boosted interest in a live show Binface is due to perform on Thursday at London’s Museum of Comedy. The event is sold out and plans are being made for alternative dates amid a surge in interest in Harvey’s work.

Perhaps Nigel should google Bernie Murphy! :rolleyes:
 
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