I promise to be good. I really do!
Yesterday afternoon, Nigel Farage appeared before the European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee. He is trying to defend his parliamentary immunity, in order to overturn the disciplinary action taken against him by the President of the parliament following his abusive outburst against Herman van Rompuy.
It did not go well for him as the Committee decided that they wanted nothing to do with this shabby attempt. The matter has been referred upwards, where it is unlikely to be well received.
Farage claims - or at least he used to claim - that he does not recognise the legitimacy of the European Parliament. How times have changed. Like the playground runt, running to hide behind Nanny, he cuts a sorry figure as he pleads for leniency from the very institution he was so pleased to denigrate.
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ReplyDeletenext I guess we can expect to see him with The Directorate General of The EU jumping through hoops to try to get the tax payers to pay off his legal bills for him!
Farage may even ask The EU to pay me the £12.1/2K he and UKIP morally owe me when the Courts found against them.
I presume the time it has taken since the apology to Sinclaire to UKIP acting honourably is because he is trying to get his legal bills paid relative to the Guilty Verdict where the Court found against him.
UKIP really has become the party of sleaze, crooks and liars - what with the lies of Stuart Agnew, Mick McGough and the like.
Regards,
Greg_L-W.