| Quite amused by the opening of this letter I have just been asked to sign 16:41 - Aug 14 with 517 views | WeWereZombies | Dear Mr Farage, Welcome back to Parliament. We hope the argument with a bin was worthwhile. With your return comes an opportunity to give voters some clear answers on three important questions that you and Reform have so far left unanswered: You’ve given several different explanations for the £5 million from Thai-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, describing it variously as money for security, a reward for Brexit, an unconditional gift and compensation for lost earnings. Which explanation is right? Reform UK accepted £500,000 from Fiona Cottrell and £500,000 from Richard Tice’s company, Britain Means Business, shortly after convicted fraudster George Cottrell reportedly transferred more than $2 million to his mother Fiona Cottrell. Did Reform know, or suspect, that George Cottrell was the original source of the money? Can you state categorically that there are no more secrets waiting to come out: no other undisclosed gifts, financial arrangements or agreements connected to your return to politics, either in 2024 or now? These are straightforward questions, but we have not heard clear answers. It’s time to stop the excuses. As an elected representative, you will appreciate that you are accountable to the public, and these questions won't simply go away. We look forward to your response. |  |
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| Quite amused by the opening of this letter I have just been asked to sign on 16:56 - Aug 14 with 452 views | factual_blue | A friend of mine, and former journalist has pointed out how many interviewers have missed a killer question for farage. He's (and his acolytes) have been turning the question back on interviewers by asking them what they get paid. He says they should ask 'well I'm paid by my employer, mr farage. So are you now telling me christopher harborne is your employer?'. |  |
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