Absolutely agree remainers sneer at him but it's true without him we wouldn't be here, because at times he said it how we all feel, the likes of Boris hadn't grasped this sentiment or the balls to just speak for alot of people about 'sensitive' issues alot of BRITISH that's actually true loyal brits feel about. Not people intent on p1$$ watering down the UK to a multi national country so the true dwindling British population can no longer claim it's british. Im gathering most of the anti's are not British or share some resentment to us here.
Its quite ironic really.
The wealthy have engineered brexit, because it makes them richer and damages the country.
Aaron Banks that funded Farage was one of them.
The man in the street thinks Brexit is about 'making Britain great again'.
Please tell me Festive how putting a border inside the United Kingdom and breaking up the Union is showing loyalty to the UK.
And can you explain when you think this dwindling of British population started? Are you happy with the Romans being here or the Anglo Saxons. Perhaps you have a problem with the Normans.
One of the undying Brexit myths is that it was a people’s revolt, a spontaneous anti-elite rebellion against a pro-European establishment. Yet we now learn that up to two-thirds of the cash that paid for Brexit came from just five extremely wealthy anti-European fanatics.
Between them, Arron Banks, Peter Hargreaves, James Hosking, Robert Edmiston and Crispin Odey channelled £14.9 million to different pro-Brexit groups, according to analysis by the team behind the
Sunday Times Rich List.
These men all made their fortunes in the new traded capitalism which grew as the City took advantage of the EU Single Market from the 1990s onwards. Used to the European Commission’s constant struggle to keep up with the rapid developments in digitally driven speculation, many in the City found the idea of being regulated along with other financial service firms anathema.
Spread-betters and online gambling firms have always been amongst the biggest donors to anti-European politics and organisations like the eurosceptic think
The most high-profile is Nigel Farage’s friend Aaron Banks, who gave £8.1 million to Ukip-led Brexit campaigns. Banks has achieved more than his 15 minutes of fame and, like many of the new capitalism’s super-rich, likes to throw his money around to promote his politics and get press exposure