Toby on Tuesday
'Celestial Bodies'
For this week, three events to put a smile on the face of
every UKIPper.
First, the leadership. As leader of UKIP, indeed as the
most influential political figure of the past generation,
Nigel Farage was a meteor, in fact a fireball, in the
political firmament. As he hurtled through Eurospace, he
left behind a trail of light, sometimes heat, and sometimes
the charred remnants of those – from our former Prime
Minister down - who unwisely found themselves in his path.
And without him, Britain would never have escaped the fatal
trap or prison that is the European Union. Our country
owes him an immense debt that history will recognise more
and more as the EU disintegrates. By contrast, our new
leader, Diane James, has the potential to become our Pole
Star, our North Star, the constant around whom UKIP’s
different elements can chart their course. Stable,
reliable and intelligent, she is precisely what the Party
now needs and a sure guide to electoral success in the years
ahead. So it is vital for all our gifted,
independent-minded UKIPpers to rally round Diane as the next
stage of our journey unfolds. She will certainly have the
total support of all UKIPpers here in Yorkshire.
Next, the paralympics. The figures speak for themselves
– we can all interpret them as we wish, but they are simply
humbling:
1. CHINA 107
81 51 239
2. GB 64
39 44 147
3. UKR 41
37 39 117
4. US 40
44 31 115
5. AUS 22 30 29 81
(figures correct as of 14:10 19/09/16)
Finally, an update on how the EU is finally descending
into pure farce. Our press has not really been reporting
the latest spat between Jean-Claude Juncker, President of
the European Commission, and his predecessor, Jose Manuel
Barroso. Now Barroso first rose up via Portugal’s politics
as a leader of the Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the
Proletarian Party) before reaching the top of the EU, which
he welcomed as a new European Empire – with Britain a mere
colony of course. In classic Blairite form, on his
retirement in 2014 he decided to line his pockets as quickly
as possible and was recently appointed Chairman of Goldman
Sachs International. This has caused a perfect storm
within the European Commission, with Jean-Claude Juncker
declaring, “Goldman Sachs was one of the organisations
that...contributed to the enormous financial crisis we had
between 2007 and 2009. So one does wonder about the
particular bank he has ended up working for.” And EU staff
have called the former Maoist’s behaviour “morally
reprehensible.” Indeed, one group of staff has launched a
petition calling on him to forfeit his pension for bringing
the EU into disrepute, a petition which has now received
nearly 150,000 signatures. So here is just one more
example of why we must quit this rotten institution as soon
as possible, bringing our soaring subsidies to an end. And
a revitalised UKIP under Diane James’ leadership – with
Nigel Farage cheering her on in the background – will ensure
that this is precisely what happens, so that Brexit really
does mean Brexit!
Until next Tuesday!
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