Nigel Farage to MEPs: 'most of you have never done a proper job'

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Komentáře • 728

  • @JasonCWaite
    @JasonCWaite Před 8 lety +100

    "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."
    ~ Mahatma Gandhi

    • @mrjakobt
      @mrjakobt Před 8 lety +13

      Are you seriously quoting a civil rights activist to support a racist?

    • @mudchair16
      @mudchair16 Před 8 lety +15

      How is Farage racist?

    • @system3008
      @system3008 Před rokem

      Didn't Ghandhi beat his wife?

  • @Atalaclys
    @Atalaclys Před 8 lety +105

    Good job Britain! Hopefully your courageous decision might restore freedom for the rest of the continent! End the Eurocrats, end the EU!

    • @TheSpiritOfTheTimes
      @TheSpiritOfTheTimes Před 8 lety +20

      LOL, where do they breed you dim-wits who fall for just about the simplest, dumbest slogans floating around?

    • @dragosgalben60
      @dragosgalben60 Před 8 lety +2

      .. they appear out of the ether of some assholes farts, assholes that desire power and can't have it any other way than lying about it. See See Nigel and that other one, Boris.

    • @dragosgalben60
      @dragosgalben60 Před 8 lety +2

      Actually.. come to think of it, I think the Russian troll machine started working again. Look how all these idiots use the same phrases, like Eurocrats, triumph of democracy, etc, etc.

    • @Atalaclys
      @Atalaclys Před 8 lety +2

      Ahh, I see that you are one of those paranoid fellows that behind everything that occurs in this world there must be some imaginary "russian trolls" lurking. Keep it up, this mentality led exactly to the result that you cannot comprehend.

    • @Atalaclys
      @Atalaclys Před 8 lety

      More like the spirit of insults and arrogance I dare say..

  • @davidswinton3522
    @davidswinton3522 Před 8 lety +137

    Farage telling it how it is. These politicians are childish. Look at the smirks on their faces. Worse than kids.

    • @vhuttyu
      @vhuttyu Před 8 lety +8

      How, exactly? Half of what Farage says is, quite frankly, hilarious. Wouldn't you have a smirk?

    • @davidswinton3522
      @davidswinton3522 Před 8 lety +1

      I think your as easily manipulated as they are. What he's saying is valid and has weight. Something you won't find from any of those smirkers.

    • @vhuttyu
      @vhuttyu Před 8 lety +12

      Aspects of what he is saying is valid - the request for a 'grown-up ... attitude to how we negotiate a different relationship.'
      He then he then goes on to launch a personal attack on the entire chamber. Why? Why does he launch personal attacks on the counterparties his country will be negotiating with, while asking for a grown-up attitude in negotiations? He sounds like a boy at primary school asking a girl out - 'You smell and are ugly, will you be my girlfriend?'. It *is* hilarious.

    • @vhuttyu
      @vhuttyu Před 8 lety +1

      And it's really annoying, because the majority of the speech prior to that one sentence was actually fairly well argued - I'm not actually sure I agree with what he said, but it was clear and - if you do agree with him - telling truth to power in a direct manner. But he undid all of that work to get revenge at the MEPs that he feels either don't do a proper job or laughed at him (his opening statement of this speech refers to them laughing at him, hence why I mention it)

    • @davidswinton3522
      @davidswinton3522 Před 8 lety +5

      That "scathing attack" was 15 years in the making like he said. 15 years of ridicule and bad mouthing. He says one "attack" and people cry. Think about how much REAL grief he's taken over the years. Yet still stands up for what he believes in. And in the end he won and was right.

  • @lukec8904
    @lukec8904 Před 7 lety +18

    I voted Remain but I always thought he was right on the idea that politicians are out of touch. Some have done proper jobs but most have not. Politicians need to be a mix of ex-teachers, nurses, doctors, accountants, marketers, psychologists, electricians, plumbers etc etc because that would REPRESENT society. Instead, you get a lot of people leaving Uni and waltzing into, and let's be honest, a well-paid, relatively speaking, easy job, without any real-life experience. So fair play to him on this.

  • @elvisduck4014
    @elvisduck4014 Před 8 lety +16

    Using the phrase "cutting off your nose to spite your face" must be a nightmare for the translators.

  • @machintartuf6528
    @machintartuf6528 Před 8 lety +46

    Nigel Farage is a exemple for all european nation ! Thank Mister Farage !

  • @PBSmithy
    @PBSmithy Před 8 lety +18

    Love you Nigel! Thanks for freeing us, and sticking it to the slave-wannabes in our midst.

  • @DominikJuric
    @DominikJuric Před 8 lety +45

    Farage is a very gifted person. He knows how to unite people. :)

    • @bakkermaarten007
      @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety +1

      Hitler was okay until the war broke out. From then on his Mr. Hyde side got the upper hand, mainly due to amphetamines he got injected almost daily by his doctor Theodor Morell.

    • @SergeantKalSkirata
      @SergeantKalSkirata Před 8 lety

      +Notso Sure not true, concentration camps were build in 1935 and opposing political parties got thrown into jail even back in the weimarer-republic

    • @bakkermaarten007
      @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety +1

      +Notso Sure Night of the Long Knives was nothing special. political assassinations have happened many times. Just think of Kennedy. Before the war, concentration camps were not death camps. And Churchill was a fan of those too...
      The Soviet-Union moreover, killed far more opponents. The regime tried to exterminate 'dangerous'intelligentsia. Something the nazi- regime did not.
      in the time frame-before the war- the Nazi regime was even lauded by British diplomats...

    • @bakkermaarten007
      @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety

      +Notso Sure What is worse: British colonialism or deportations? (mind: there were no mass murders before the war)

    • @bakkermaarten007
      @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety

      +Notso Sure And my reasoning behind Hitler as an 'okay' leader is because: disregarding the warcrimes, he did terrific things for his country. There's no denying that. That authoritarian regime however, cameat a cost: corruption and gangsterism by his henchmen- who only were judged by Hitler. Hence: also the SS and its crimes.

  • @sharonandjamescripps7354
    @sharonandjamescripps7354 Před 8 lety +64

    Farage our leader🙂

    • @PC-hp6gz
      @PC-hp6gz Před 8 lety +21

      Yours maybe.

    • @umbrellarevealed2038
      @umbrellarevealed2038 Před 8 lety +5

      humanity's

    • @jimbo2112
      @jimbo2112 Před 8 lety +3

      Complete and utter buffoon... So embarrassed he in any way represents us. We are a laughing stock in Europe and the rest of the world...

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety +3

      Lets hope he is next PM next election Farage than man who beat the anti-British racist left...

  • @snome3418
    @snome3418 Před 8 lety +11

    The British escaped from the powder keg.

  • @DAMIANOMERCURI
    @DAMIANOMERCURI Před 8 lety +14

    THIS MAN IS A HERO!!!
    THANKS FROM ROME!!!

    • @nullacht1532
      @nullacht1532 Před 8 lety

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @rjones2209
    @rjones2209 Před 8 lety +17

    It is rare that such a momentous change owes so much to one man's enterprise. Various insults are posted to this page (perhaps with some justification or not?) but I suspect a measure of resentment at a rare triumph of democracy over the will of the privileged imposing their supposedly superior morality on others less fortunate, while hypocritically suffering none of its downsides themselves.

    • @normajean621
      @normajean621 Před 8 lety +2

      Farage is utterly ridiculous.

    • @AruseByany
      @AruseByany Před 8 lety +1

      I think you give Farage too much credit.
      Sure he campaigned in the same direction as 52%, but I didn't watch the country unite under UKIP.

    • @rjones2209
      @rjones2209 Před 8 lety +3

      Thanks for comment. I would suggest the country hasn't exactly been uniting under the Tories or "Labour" for many decades now.
      For all Farages's faults, I think you give him far too little credit. He started a campaign for a huge objective and saw it through to success. Few people can claim that.

    • @AruseByany
      @AruseByany Před 8 lety

      ...BoJo can.
      And the country is certainly divided.

    • @tonyhancock3284
      @tonyhancock3284 Před 8 lety

      Farage has been on this wagon for a long time and NO ONE in the UK took him seriously expect loonies and fascists, not it's all changed? Boris and Gove were the real perpetrators.

  • @gabor1991
    @gabor1991 Před 8 lety +11

    Can't barrage the Farrage!

  • @bakkermaarten007
    @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety +16

    In the media, it might seem that the rest of Europe is laughing at the Brits. However, in our private circles, we are super jealous of you. We for instance- Belgium- could never leave the EU. We are way too small to negotiate significant trade deals with the rest of the world on our own, plus the EU's headquarters are stationed in Brussels...
    Congratulations Britons, you will have to ride out a storm or two- and possibly a Scottish independence- but that is the price to pay for standing on your own feet and accounting to no one except your own.

  • @suutari13
    @suutari13 Před 8 lety +3

    Great truthful words!!
    TRUTH REALLY HURTS!!!

  • @hellosobytes
    @hellosobytes Před 8 lety +28

    The guy in the top right at the end says it all, i am so embarrassed to be British right now WTF!!!!

    • @zoso382
      @zoso382 Před 8 lety +3

      he is Lithuanian =D

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety

      Your one of the pro-eu racist then, it was a great victory for hope when we voted out against you anti-British culture anti-British people racists, I bet your a student or 23 or under

    • @evilblondgoth
      @evilblondgoth Před 8 lety +1

      Gareth if you're going try and troll, then you need to do better than that as you're being too obvious. Seriously that post was so try hard it should get a special certificate for it's efforts, I mean it didn't hit the mark or win but at least you tried your best.

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety

      evilblondgoth is telling the truth trolling now, don't you like been labelled a racist because that is what all the remain voters were racists trying to destroy British culture...

    • @nutnutnutnutnut
      @nutnutnutnutnut Před 8 lety

      +onlysleeping66 are you sick ??

  • @TorcidaCro
    @TorcidaCro Před 8 lety +15

    Well done Mr. Farage!

  • @mclarenf1762
    @mclarenf1762 Před 8 lety +4

    he's the best thing in politics for years.

  • @lukejfmccann
    @lukejfmccann Před 8 lety +21

    It scares me to the core how high a proportion of people cannot fathom a man who speaks the truth.

    • @whatwhat3432523
      @whatwhat3432523 Před rokem

      Even scarier that people like you thought this was the truth😅 i have voted no for norway to join twice, so its not because of the EU debate. But the fact you all was so easily led by foreign interference, basically the brits own game. The whole populist wave from 2010-- was a push for making the west weak and divided. And you all fell for it.

  • @rexmarinus124
    @rexmarinus124 Před 8 lety +2

    I could see two MEPs who have proven they have never done a proper job in their lives. A blonde and a red haired. They just couldn't face the truth.

  • @jjfkm
    @jjfkm Před 8 lety +5

    What I would like to see is a grownup and sensible attitude... but first let me demonstrate the exact opposite.

  • @robertamitchum
    @robertamitchum Před 7 lety +3

    great words. and so true! n ferage - my absolute hero.

  • @mokapot7706
    @mokapot7706 Před 8 lety +19

    Farage represents Little Inglund but he does not represent Scotland.

    • @michaelskinner2237
      @michaelskinner2237 Před 8 lety +10

      No, Scotland has the Krankies.

    • @samleach2807
      @samleach2807 Před 8 lety

      +James Danny considering 'our' language is a mixture of various languages over thousands of years, I don't think you get a say in how people get to use it.

    • @samleach2807
      @samleach2807 Před 8 lety

      +James Danny well done? it's the primary language in North America and Australia too, are you going to belittle them for not wanting to be a part of England? I don't blame anyone who doesn't at the moment, with shining examples such as yourself being the residents of the country.

    • @ayanhart
      @ayanhart Před 8 lety +1

      He doesn't represent all of England. London is more in tune with Scotland and NI than the country surrounding it rn.

    • @alexdavies2842
      @alexdavies2842 Před 8 lety

      Mate do you represent Scotland for bad grammar

  • @stevejames56
    @stevejames56 Před 8 lety +19

    What an embarrassment! How on earth did he get people to vote for him?

    • @Kozar33
      @Kozar33 Před 8 lety +15

      By informing them.

    • @migueljbento
      @migueljbento Před 8 lety +10

      Seems like he's doing a poor job at that:
      www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/brexit-nigel-farage-says-pledge-of-350-million-a-week-for-nhs-was-a-mistake-a3279831.html

    • @doubleohriser
      @doubleohriser Před 8 lety

      The was not made by him but Leave group which hes not part.

    • @M3Conv
      @M3Conv Před 8 lety +1

      What, you mean a guy who came from nowhere and mobilized 17M people to get out of the EU before it crashed and burned. That's pretty impressive in my book.
      I guess 25% - 50% youth unemployment across southern Europe does not concern you?

    • @rammalammadingdong1
      @rammalammadingdong1 Před 8 lety

      hope and change

  • @nevajism
    @nevajism Před 8 lety

    guardian 'the whole picture' decide to take a snippit of a speach rather the whole thing-

  • @shubhamshukla2740
    @shubhamshukla2740 Před 8 lety +11

    Huge Respect !! This guy makes Trump look mature....

  • @PierreLeVan
    @PierreLeVan Před 8 lety

    The guy on the right at the top is Vytenis Andriukaitis, European Health Commissioner, raised in a Stalin gulag and a former surgeon. Just to say Nigel...

  • @sputnik7535
    @sputnik7535 Před 8 lety +1

    Great job Uk. Greetings from Spain

  • @captncaps3404
    @captncaps3404 Před 8 lety +9

    As substantial as the whole Bexit campaign.

  • @DominikJuric
    @DominikJuric Před 8 lety +8

    He's absolutely insane. Why doesn't he recognize in which situation GB is?

    • @Nikola16789
      @Nikola16789 Před 8 lety

      He is doing just fine. He doesn't care about consequences as long as only working class suffers from it.

    • @ayanhart
      @ayanhart Před 8 lety +1

      The most ironic thing is, it's the working class that most supports him.

    • @manoman0
      @manoman0 Před 8 lety +1

      And you happen to know it...

    • @mrjakobt
      @mrjakobt Před 8 lety

      +Silvana Barilla Most of you still think that you are the 20th century global power, which you aren't.

  • @svenso777
    @svenso777 Před 8 lety +2

    Number 123 behind him literaly facepalms

  • @DieAutostopper
    @DieAutostopper Před 8 lety

    My favorite thing cord melody

  • @mozdul
    @mozdul Před 8 lety +8

    give the Uk NO DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @FullNietzsche
      @FullNietzsche Před 8 lety +7

      Fine with me, it'll hurt the EU more and lead to its collapse. To the cheers of millions throughout Europe, especially the poor working classes. The days of the UK being dictated to and bullied by the EU regime are over.

    • @slightlyvisible8448
      @slightlyvisible8448 Před 8 lety +2

      Good luck with that.

    • @adriaanbrits650
      @adriaanbrits650 Před 8 lety +1

      The deserve ABSOLUTELY NO DEAL.

    • @slightlyvisible8448
      @slightlyvisible8448 Před 8 lety

      *****
      Clearly you are sour.

    • @dragosgalben60
      @dragosgalben60 Před 8 lety

      How do you figure it will hurt the EU more?!

  • @lud3re384
    @lud3re384 Před 6 lety +3

    "A proper job in your lives." A few seats behind Farage on seat number 160 there's a man named Vytenis Andriukaitis. He's the European Health Commissioner who was raised in one of Stalin's gulag and is today a heart surgeon...
    You can see him understandably face palm at 1:54

    • @Gallzatron
      @Gallzatron Před 4 lety +1

      Yeah, just ignore the keyword MOST....globalist POS.

  • @merylleong180
    @merylleong180 Před 3 lety

    the piano guys

  • @jcbaros
    @jcbaros Před 8 lety +1

    "What I would like to see is a grown up and sensible attitude to how we negotiate a different relationship. Now I know that virtually none of you have ever done a proper job in your lives(...)". These are literally two consecutive sentences. Seriously how can someone take seriously a guy that prepares a speech like this? Either he is contradicting himself or worst: he demands that others follow rules that he himself is not willing to follow.

  • @slightlyvisible8448
    @slightlyvisible8448 Před 8 lety +8

    Hahaha, WHAT A BOSS

  • @mr.h4ck3rm4n4
    @mr.h4ck3rm4n4 Před 8 lety +2

    Would you be interested in a trade agreement with England?

  • @Sabhail_ar_Alba
    @Sabhail_ar_Alba Před 8 lety +1

    Anyone that gets up the noses of the Guardianista's gets top marks from this observer.

  • @hotbullwhip
    @hotbullwhip Před 8 lety

    Fortunately there are several like him in different EU countries:
    France - Marine Le Pen
    Netherlands - Geert Wilders
    Germany - Frauke Petry
    Hungary - Victor Orban (prime minister)
    Austria - Norbert Hofer
    Italy - Mateo Silvini
    Slovakia - Robert Fico (president)
    Czech Republic - Miloš Zeman (president)
    We could add more names to this list. There are very good opposition leaders in Scandinavia, Southern and Eastern Europe, too.

  • @VanTRAN-ke4xq
    @VanTRAN-ke4xq Před 8 lety +1

    bravo !

  • @mudchair16
    @mudchair16 Před 8 lety +1

    Legend.

  • @mtssman
    @mtssman Před 8 lety

    Has anyone checked if the Queen is still alive ???

  • @mgtowstanleyzoltanov9808

    Hillarious!

  • @Gallzatron
    @Gallzatron Před 4 lety

    Aged like fine wine

  • @e30325ikiller
    @e30325ikiller Před 8 lety

    seen off from finance industry, what industries does england have?

  • @youwwaaaat7166
    @youwwaaaat7166 Před 8 měsíci

    whos the women behind nigel farage seat 80?

  • @Anuskasv0
    @Anuskasv0 Před 8 lety +1

    Farage got some balls. I like this dude.

  • @zaggy3110
    @zaggy3110 Před 8 lety

    He is right. It's the same in the german parliament (Bundestag)

  • @jhunt6666
    @jhunt6666 Před 8 lety +5

    I hope this guy doesnt represent to other countries, Brits as a whole, the vote was pretty much split down the middle, and many of us are embarassed by it.

    • @ayanhart
      @ayanhart Před 8 lety +4

      I wonder how many people would have changed their vote if they knew the Leave campaign was lying through their teeth.

    • @bakkermaarten007
      @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety +1

      Except, the Remain camp was also lying. Both sides were. It was an utterly dishonest campaign.

    • @M3Conv
      @M3Conv Před 8 lety +6

      I am more embarrassed by the liberal left who think its acceptable to kick democracy into the gutter and overturn the countries biggest ever free vote because they did not like the result.

  • @gatornuggies
    @gatornuggies Před 8 lety +2

    great man speaking there unflinching resolve.

  • @cavalo9030
    @cavalo9030 Před 8 lety +1

    What a Disgrace and embarrassing for UK.

  • @NREAL01
    @NREAL01 Před 5 lety

    This is very funny to watch !

  • @misemefein100
    @misemefein100 Před 8 lety +2

    legend

  • @supernos4494
    @supernos4494 Před 8 lety

    I'll miss this comic.
    Althought not really

  • @vladsb221
    @vladsb221 Před 8 lety +3

    The Benny Hill show is back!

  • @farazsaidan
    @farazsaidan Před 8 lety

    If you cut the nose off, the consequences will be far worse for the nose than will be for the face! It is hard to argue with that logic!

  • @phwodehouse
    @phwodehouse Před 8 lety

    farage is certainly a good public speaker, it is just the thinking that lets him down.

  • @jackaubrey8614
    @jackaubrey8614 Před 6 lety +1

    Wondered about the comments on here - then realised you're all Guardian readers! lol

  • @robertofrangi
    @robertofrangi Před 8 lety +1

    I say, replace Farage with Roy Hodgson. He knows how to get you out of Europe

  • @sammycw2000
    @sammycw2000 Před 8 lety +2

    I like Nigel Farage.

  • @aliasdetective1021
    @aliasdetective1021 Před 8 lety +1

    I love this guy.

  • @pianoomg
    @pianoomg Před 8 lety

    One had to say this. Word, Nigel.

  • @frankschade2065
    @frankschade2065 Před 8 lety

    Der Mann hat einfach nur Recht !!! Bravo, er spricht Millionen von Europäern aus der Seele.

  • @clansman89
    @clansman89 Před 8 lety

    Where's the part where Parliament laughs on his constatation that the Euro is failing?

  • @cliffvillanueva7878
    @cliffvillanueva7878 Před 8 lety +3

    that was Savage lol

  • @rammalammadingdong1
    @rammalammadingdong1 Před 8 lety

    this guy should come to the US and talk to our graduate law school/right into congress politicians

  • @egresladiv
    @egresladiv Před 8 lety

    He is basically saying to 27 countries ( including 3 of the top 10 most powerful countries in the world) - you better trade us in our own terms as you need us more than we need you. Very good negotiation skills... I am sure EU will now happily offer a good trade deal to the UK..

  • @mango2005
    @mango2005 Před 8 lety

    Makes a change from the slavish obedience of most national politicians especially in my country.

  • @VoloxTV
    @VoloxTV Před 8 lety

    asks for mature behavior; goes on to insult everybody in the room

  • @eduardodacosta3137
    @eduardodacosta3137 Před 8 lety

    This is Monty Python at its best!

  • @SKBKER
    @SKBKER Před 8 lety

    He gets laughed at by the EU, he gets laughed at by Government , he is hated by half of the UK and he nearly gave up his seat in the election . Who's to say he will give up again ?!!!. He is a loose canon .

  • @oschiri66
    @oschiri66 Před 8 lety

    We've had the same discussion here in Switzerland more than 20 years ago. We didn't join the EU and we're much better off now, as is Norway. The U.K. already has WTO freetrade with all EU memberstates and they would be more than welcome in the EFTA, in case the EU should be getting mad. Don't believe the media, just wait a few years and you'll all be more than glad about your wise vote.

  • @timc9806
    @timc9806 Před 8 lety

    The truth hurts for those wealthy MEPs

  • @steve78NL
    @steve78NL Před 8 lety

    whats that with everybody saying "UK left the EU"? They did not leave the EU yet. That is going to take another 2 to 5 years(!!) A referendum is not even an election. It is just a way for a government to get the general opinion of the people in a country. Even if this was an election, they still have a period of atleast 2 years before they actually can leave...

  • @aceri2050
    @aceri2050 Před 8 lety

    What a Guy!

  • @MJODENG
    @MJODENG Před 7 měsíci +1

    EU is Der Untergang 🤯

  • @justukaslietuvis
    @justukaslietuvis Před 8 lety

    Did Britain go full America?

  • @archvaldor
    @archvaldor Před 8 lety

    Farage was a banker, I find it deeply ironic he presumably thinks of that as a proper job.

  • @TiagoJRToledo
    @TiagoJRToledo Před 8 lety +4

    I love the dude facepalming at 1:45. He embodies how everyone views UKIP and English Nationalists.

  • @STIPOWER97
    @STIPOWER97 Před 8 lety

    From Ireland i salute the Brexit but i respect the concerns of the pro-EU vote,i think the commercial creative streak the Brits always had for large scale inventive industrialization,steel works,automobiles,all the pre and post war manufacturing of goods etc,the general attitude for the British public is get back to those days............but,the Chinese and other Asian economies have filled that void a long time ago,fronted by cheap labor with western powers selling their souls for cheaper costs,i think its going to be hard for the Brits to get ahead regarding trade...............unless you go down the road of cheap labor,and cheap wages.who knows

  • @godfrey_of_america
    @godfrey_of_america Před 8 lety

    Brilliant! What a man!

  • @PeterLihou
    @PeterLihou Před 8 lety

    One of his companies ended up insolvent and another was actioned over 100 times by the regulator for little things like fake bonds and hiding losses of $400m - is that what he means by a 'proper' job? I think public service is just a bit more proper than his wheeler dealer career.

  • @anonymousanomie1
    @anonymousanomie1 Před 8 lety +1

    WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN A TRADE WITH ENGLAND?

    • @alexdavies2842
      @alexdavies2842 Před 8 lety

      +dre oo well we don't like to be told what to do and be controlled by the Eu especially from shit countries like Brussels. So dude fuck off as more nations will leave after us. 🖕🖕🖕🖕

  • @mindfield9
    @mindfield9 Před 8 lety

    The EU is looking angry towards Brittain because leaving the EU caused economical difficulties withtin Brittain and propably other European countries. But have we already forgotten what kind of recession we had and have to endure because of the installed EU-politics? Most European countries where doing fine before the EU-politics was installed! Most European countries where doing better than America based on economics and food protection laws! People within European countries are often living and eating more healthy than Americans. After the EU-politics where installed European countries just crashed economically! The economies of coutries like Spain, Portugal, Italy and Ireland suffered and many people within Spain became unemployed and even homeless. Other countries like Britain, The Netherlands, Belgium and France suffered as well economically. With TTIP America tries to get a tight grip on Europe! Lobbyists working for American multinational compagnies will buy their way into Europe like a virus. These lobbyists now have bring some multiple millions of euro's towards corrupted EU-lawmakers and this way they will destroy European food protection laws! America will be able so sell their cheap to produce trashfoods and other cheap junk within Europe are the European citizens will have no choise then to buy, use and eat it! Europe will become more dangerous and less healthy because of the corrupted superstate called the EU! Quality of life is more important than money!

  • @jonathandidio9707
    @jonathandidio9707 Před 8 lety

    Farage is THAT guy. Get in son.

  • @philliploco5037
    @philliploco5037 Před měsícem

    Nigel Farage is AWESOME LOL Holy Moly.

  • @stevetobe4494
    @stevetobe4494 Před 8 lety +1

    Farage for PM!

  • @bakkermaarten007
    @bakkermaarten007 Před 8 lety

    lol. No matter how you feel about this man, he's certainly right about this.

  • @arthurfnshelby4335
    @arthurfnshelby4335 Před 3 lety +2

    Strange how Farage never speaks about Brexit now it has happened, guess he won’t take the blame for the mess the UK is in

    • @system3008
      @system3008 Před rokem

      Your comment says more about you.

    • @arthurfnshelby4335
      @arthurfnshelby4335 Před rokem

      @@system3008 can you explain please?

    • @system3008
      @system3008 Před rokem

      @@arthurfnshelby4335 Britain is perfectly able to stand on it's own two feet it doesn't need or want Europe to help it.

    • @system3008
      @system3008 Před rokem

      In fact europe is a burden to Britain.

    • @arthurfnshelby4335
      @arthurfnshelby4335 Před rokem

      @@system3008 Europe is also one of the largest and richest trading block in the world.
      Pure stupidity to turn your back on a trading group like this.
      But you obviously believed the Brexit lies

  • @madsjensen5738
    @madsjensen5738 Před 8 lety

    The fact that people are supporting this guy and his party is just reminder that we as a species always will create out own conflicts. We Europeans should be the first to realise this. I sincerely hope this will change one day.

  • @Rufusgo
    @Rufusgo Před 8 lety +9

    He should be in a mental hospital.

    • @nicbarrax76
      @nicbarrax76 Před 8 lety +2

      That´s an insult to insane people. :-D

    • @Rufusgo
      @Rufusgo Před 8 lety +2

      +Nic Soderman That's true. It is so unbelievable that this character has so much influence and exposure in English politics. Reminds me of Hitler.

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety +1

      What for telling the truth how come everybody on the racist left wants people locking up when they tell the truth? It's because you are fascists..

    • @nicbarrax76
      @nicbarrax76 Před 8 lety

      Ok, Gareth.

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety

      Nic Soderman good answer racist

  • @saidelbiev5326
    @saidelbiev5326 Před 8 lety

    It surely would be also a bad business for the EU, if they didn't negotiate good trade conditions with the EU. There are a lot of EU countries which sell and buy goods from and to the UK, these trades represent a part of the economic wealth of these countries, although UK isn't the sole trade partner. Definitely it would be a shock for the economies of the EU since UK has an amount of 60 million potential consumers.
    But I also think that Mr. Farage's style of negotiating is very unwise and ineffective.

  • @wardee13
    @wardee13 Před 8 lety +22

    However you voted, this is an odious, hateful man; utterly graceless in victory and deliberately, foolishly antagonising the very people with whom we will spend the next two-three years contentiously negotiating with.

    • @AnaRosTT
      @AnaRosTT Před 8 lety +6

      I can't agree more. And his behaviour is so... un-British. I understood him that he fought for what he believed ferociously. Indeed I admire his determination for over 20 years, despite all the setbacks. But he seems he got intoxicating with the victory. It's not rare that the biggest fall is preceded by the biggest triumph. And there is also something about having a class: some people just don't have it.

    • @ehemaligernichtwahler3702
      @ehemaligernichtwahler3702 Před 8 lety +1

      How about you look at the words you used to attack a person and the words of the person who you attacked. There is a big difference and only pity left for you .... look into the mirror.

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety +2

      Most of the anti-British whingers on here have never had a job Farage is a great person unlike you with your gender, ethnic studies degrees what can't even get you a job in Mcdonalds...

    • @garethh6962
      @garethh6962 Před 8 lety

      He is as British as they come Pytel it is the pro eu left who are the anti-British racists yes you're a racist and we beat you racists..

    • @AnaRosTT
      @AnaRosTT Před 8 lety +1

      I'm politically agnostic. I don't really care about that bit. I simply do research into human stupidity. Sometimes I wouldn't think that so stupid people may possibly be born, but then... here you are. But is it anything wrong in being barmy? I love diversity, seriously.

  • @Machwiee
    @Machwiee Před 8 lety

    this guy should be prime minister

  • @lucasnicolae4573
    @lucasnicolae4573 Před 8 lety +3

    I'm astonished by the level of ignorance and hypocrisy of this man! Is this the example Uk wants to set? Sending this ignorant,full of lies,with no respect for other human beings who's best ability is to insult and look down on others like he's some sort of royal breed is just wrong.

  • @feketetv
    @feketetv Před 8 lety

    Look at the facepalm at 1:54 lel.

  • @danielweavers2535
    @danielweavers2535 Před 2 lety

    How right nigel was, failed entities making rules that effect us all

  • @wonnewils1631
    @wonnewils1631 Před 8 lety

    then why is he so desperately asking for a deal

  • @wratched
    @wratched Před 8 lety

    THE EU does 4% of its trade with the UK; the UK does 50% of its trade with the EU. How is no deal a good deal for the UK?