Why Did Farm Protest Snub Farage?
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024
- Nigel Farage was not given a platform to speak at the farming protest this week. But, why? The stated reason was that he would distract from the event and his association with brexit wasn't helpful. But the keynote speakers there were also forceful and open brexit supporters. What would the real reason be to invite Jeremy Clarkson to speak, but not Nigel Farage?
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Sorry, all I've been a very bad bobo. Jeremy Clarkson was not in fact a supporter of brexit at all. My apologies.
Indeed, I just double checked when you said that in case he'd changed his mind. In spite of his other awful characteristics as a human being he's been strongly anti-Brexit from day one.
Surprising isn't it.
@@storyshedblog4718 He's more selfish than foolish, except when he boasts about buying a farm to avoid tax lol.
Glad to see you go back on that. Clarkson is many unflattering things, but he never was a brexit supporter. Neither is he raging against other nationalities either, as far as I am aware. Hells, he is one of the few people I've seen to call out Boris Johnson to his face while he was mayor of London (While he was lying to Clarkson about the busses there).
@@storyshedblog4718 Not entirely. He's spent a lot of his career travelling throughout the continent, and of course further afield for car launches, tests and motorshows, as well as fairly extensive travel for the sake of it (and television). He's generally quite open minded about 'others' despite what his pot-stirring rhetoric suggests. He's also acutely aware of bullshit so will have decided on benefits and otherwise based on quite well informed research.
Farrage is conning the farmers like he did with the fisherman.like trump and Johnson all three are grifters and Conmen
They already got conned by him once with Brexit. Fool me once and all that...
Farage stands amongst a bunch of twenty or so farmers, and the only one in Wellies is Farage.
@@Nigfis Yes, and green ones too.
Farmers are even thicker, they are falling for Farage twice
Well said. All liars and conmen.
The "Farmers" at the protest, were mostly not farmers ... the real farmers who are largely unaffected by the IHT changes, were busy farming ...
Wearing green wellies and a Barbour jacket does not make you a farmer. Probably a sheep molester.
So true!!
Aye, most of these bastards complaining are just wealthy landowners who lease flease actual farmers with high rents and are putting on this "small family's act to fool Joe public. Most of them drive luxury SUVs, not tractors..
The fact is, the wealthy landowners in Britain are long overdue a tax hit, they have ducked and dived for decades to hold onto their medieval style land claims /ownership. I have to admit post Brexit I lost a lot of respect for farmers and fishermen for falling for the obvious nonsense of Brexit...it was laughably obvious how connected farming subsidies were with EU funding and knowing how bureaucratic both our gov and the EU is it was pure folly to assume anything could or would be done quickly to improve things for farmers... What's sad about it is that farmers have always had a strange nationalistic pull here in Britain, and so throwing their support behind the likes of the brexit campaign gave a sense of legitimacy to a project, which as of right now has yielded zero benefits and fulfilled none of its promised improvements... Surprise surprise...
Notice that these tend to also be the 'landowners' that allow/don't report fox hunting (illegal) or any of the other multitude of illegal poaching that they love to do. In other words, they think they are better than the rest of us.
Farage needs to be ignored. He does no good and nothing is improved by him
If Fartarse winked out of existence, so would political RUclips.
Well said 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
He looks a prize wnkr in that getup.Classic narcissist.
@tolrem it's is how he sees himself. A lord of the manor or a royal
Can we at least continue to laugh at him for playing dress-up? I'm hoping for a protest by the fishing industry next, because I want to see him turn up in an oilskin jacket and sou'wester.
Clarkson is a 'hobby farmer' at best. He is as much a farmer as Kuenssberg is a journalist
Would this be the same Kuenssberg that the Foreign Office has refused an interview over the recent Storm Shadow incidents specifically by name but will talk to other BBC interviewers just fine?
Yep.
(Instead she had to find a French minister for it).
👍
@@EdJames-tb9oz I don't blame them, they should boycott her into irrelevance so the BBC have no choice but to get rid of her.theyre ok with her being a shill,but if she can't interview government she's useless to them as well as us.
Wow, did this actually happen? I would love to see this happen more often of her getting snubbed by cabinet ministers and all she can get is a back bencher to have an interview with... Reminds me of Alex Ferguson when he stopped taking interviews from the BBC 😅
@@chrisnaylor6814 There has been quite a lot of sudden changes in the programme schedule around Laura.
She was originally slated to cover the US election night the BBC. Then she did some right wing shilling and suddenly all traces of the presenter programme schedule for Laura vanished for that event.
even farmers don't support farmers.... those idiots voted brexit
lmao
I live in a fairly rural area, in the run up to the referendum there were large signs in quite a few fields urging people to vote "yes", which they did and as a result the farmers lost their EU subsidies. To the best of my knowledge didn't receive anywhere near the same amount in subsidies, that they were promised by the leave campaign, after we "took back control"...oh well, perhaps it is reasonable that their beef is with the people who persuaded them to support Brexit but ultimately failed to deliver on the promises...such as Farage!
This is a myth, farmers voted for Brexit at almost the exact same rate as the rest of the public. Just over 50%.
@@Northstander Those subsidies were not matched by the Tories after Brexit and have steadily been reduced year on year. As of 2027 as per the Tory government plans as implemented UK policy any such subsidies will end entirely.
You don't hear the gentleman farmers whining about that do you?.
Probably because it will not affect the mega rich inheritance tax dodgers.
@@Northstander same in this area, now you can't find a farmer/farm worker who voted for brexit, but at the time they were full of it and celebrated when it happened, now they want our support on paying half the tax the rest of us might pay.
What to expect from a man who "loves"trump?!🤥
İ do not get the link between UK & US politics, is it the pond?
As a wildlife supporter, I’m feeling very sorry for toads being likened to Nigel Farage. It’s grossly unfair on any creature.
It's because in the story Toad of Toad Hall never learns his lesson .Toad is always for boasting +showing off his status. He poses has a country Squire by birth but unfortunately he was born a fool 😂😂😂 Best wishes to all 🌹 😊
Kermit lol the wide mouth frog
Rats, slugs, turds, and many other creatures and stuff have been deeply hurt by being compared to the septic boil in a wax jacket! Apologies to septic boils everywhere.
Think we should protest, but Nigel looks more newtlike, sorry newts!!
Oh and 60% of farmers voted to leave the EU.
And less than 60% voted Labour...so what's your point 🤔
@@B-uk8eo If you cannot tell the difference between a straight yes or no referendum and a general election under the First Past The Post system, for 650 Parliamentary seats, where there was a lot of tactical voting going on, then what’s YOUR point and do you understand the massive differences?
The NFU leadership actually voted in a ballot strongly for remain. Then did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to advocate for Remain either for their members or the more general public.
I feel extremely bad for the 40% who voted to remain - never forget they’re like the rest of us who have been forced into losing EU membership due to the decision made by others. Farmers should not be viewed as a homogeneous pro-Brexit group.
@@Music-oi2nf True feel for the Remainer farmers.
However given how much of the farmers income came from the EU in subsidies and CM/SM sales which the 60% just decided they didn't need then complained about it after the fact doesn't garner much sympathy.
Never trust reform and fartage
Give Farage some credit. He does know how to spread manure.
Does stirring and talking count as spreading?
@blechtic Yes. 😊
As a Londoner, I'd just like to say to all the farmers, get off my land.
They've paid for you to enjoy it whether you like this and them or not.
@@ScruffyTubblesno more rhan any one else.
@@priscillaroberts7945 Well usually the rest off the UK have subbed London and the SE. Take the £1 Trillion QE bung for example. The HS2 line which they pretended would go up to Leeds, the London infrastructure.
Maybe instead of subsidy that should be totted up throughout one's period staying and earning in the smoke (the length of time can be a factor) - and then an exit charge paid - call it IHT if there's been that benefit - or simply a charge out of future income or income of offspring?
Why did the farmers snub Fartage?
Because they knew Fartage was only doing it for self gratification, and not to highlight their issues.
so was clarkson
@@motelr
Maybe,Clarkson is a farmer, sort of.
Farmer Farage, specialist in producing manure and silage.
From his mouth.
I bet those awful excremental yellow pants cost a fortune.
No self awareness.even his clothes are laughable,like his Larry Grayson outfit.
Farmer Fartage…manure, silage and Natural Gas
Is that right ....no shit !
Did you see him in the Barbour and Hunters... Lol He wasnt allowed to lay a wreath at the cenotaph because his side lost the war.
He looked like a ponce.if they were real farmers he hurt with his Brexit lies he would have been anywhere else.except Clacton obviously.
Why would they want him to speak? A couple of sentences in and he would be in full rant about immigration.
That would be popular with farmers who cannot get any of the locals to pick the vegetables and fruit and would have to watch it rot in the fields.
Fartage talking out of his arse as always and expected
He pops up everywhere on whichever protest but does not go to his constituncy for which he gets money, money nothing & your grifts for free!
Deprive him of the oxygen of publicity.
How? You understand that we all have the right to speak, right? And that, by implication, others have the right to listen. Grow up.
@@tommymorrison6478 People have the right to speak, but they dont have to offer him a national platform to do it. Perhaps you could also grow up.
@@tommymorrison6478
We all have the right to _speak._ No one has an obligation to listen.
{:o:O:}
@@mustrumridcully3853 I'm allo grown up thanks. I also know somethin you apparently don't: that the right to free speech is meaningless without the right to listen. It's not complicated.
The truth is - whether you like it or not - the millions of voters want to listen to what he says. Your approval is not required, nor should it be.
People like you make me sick. One moment you rabbit on about free speech but the moment someone says something you don't care for you want him banned/deleted/censored. You make me sick.
@@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 I don't disagree with one word of that. Why did you say it?
He is a liability,no policies,no idea no conscience
Farmers get quite a lot preferential terms. They don't pay business rates. They receive subsidies. Also they receive compensation. For example, they get compensated if their cattle get TB.
This year they got compensated for flooding. I'm not against the Farmers, just that people don't realise all the financial privileges they receive.
TB compensation a privilage,dont you know the story,the susidies are a consumer subsidy which is no longer applicable,so you might have food you might not
@@philipsankey988 why aren't the subsidies available , I thought Johnson & his brexit supporters said they would match the EU subsidies.
@@ronaldsimpson8890 the transition from an area payment was over 7 yrs it is now 5 ,so next year is the last year ,after that you get environmental payments,its all about reducing food production,our lot seem to think they are going to save the planet and import from where ever,if it is there,they are sleep walking into a big problem
@@philipsankey988 so a brexit benefit we stop growing food ,what a boost for commodity traders.
@@ronaldsimpson8890 The trade deals that have been done are all one sided,Commodity traders work on a global market ,UK is 1%,the Matif is the exchanged for Europe and CBOT for the world,it was originally set up so a farmer could fix a price before planting the crop,so have some idea of cost of production,it is no longer the case ,the farmer is around no 6 in line as regards the use of the futures market ,they all seem to forget you have to have the commodity grown in the first place ,but a lot of traders make a fast buck and never take actual delivery,Food self sufficieny is dropping at a time when the world is becoming more unstable
Lost what little respect for the farmers I had left over this protest. Just run of the mill Tory tax dodgers
Me too. I grew up with them. They promoted brexit here in Cornwall , they helped lose us hundreds of millions of investment , yet still they take. Sorry but they are beyond support now.
Agreed.
I know a few farmers. One was "I'm not voting in the referendum. I pay my MP to make those decisions. I know about cattle, not trade deals and treaties". Another was vocally pro Brexit and chuntered on about it in a village magazine, but he is mercifully quiet now, and another thought it was a stupid idea, and wanted to stay in a pro agricultural organisation with his French brethren who "won't take any sh1t". So my small sample has 3 different views. Where I live voted remain by a micro majority.
Fartage should be locked up for inciting racial hatred
Starmer should be locked up for ge no cid e.
I am sure he would if he had
@@Noel-ji8nmWhat aboutism
@@Noel-ji8nm What! Just for a cider shortage (gee no cider). Bit harsh?
@@DavidMoxham957 Mocking all those killed and maimed children shows your depravity.
Because he only cares about his Bank Balance nothing else and no one else
Probably they are FINALLY beginning to see him for what he is !
Wax Jackets are amazing. And these far-right prats are ruining them
Far right 😂😂 okay Keir......
@@B-uk8eo if you don’t realise Nige is far right then your political compass is failing due to your social media echo chamber.
@@B-uk8eodid you fall for brexit because you are clearly gullible enough
@@Music-oi2nf explain how exactly Farage is far right?
@@chubeye1187 go on the chubs, explain why Farage is far right....
Eff farridge. Stop giving him publicity.
The right wing love this little tosser hence the press.
Enough farmers voted for Brexit. In all my life I've only heard farmers whinge & moan.
Do you eat food?
@storyshedblog4718 yes,but I don't seek out English food or anyone else's food in particular, I just pick up what I want for my meals. Frankly I don't give a fuck where it comes from. When I was younger I used to grow a lot of my own food on an allotment.
@@storyshedblog4718 Doesn't everybody eat food? So what is your point?
I remember the time when the UK exported food, that was not that long ago.
@@storyshedblog4718 Yes, & 80% of it comes from the EU. What's your point?
Still does export some food, but in total numbers we depend on imports to feed ourselves. The Tories have largely worsen the situation.
Farage the clown among clowns.
Next Prime Minister
@@keithcannon5168😂😂😂
@@keithcannon5168 ...of which country?
@@keithcannon5168in your fevered dreams.
@@keithcannon5168😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
After we leave EU we can import cheaper food.(Nigel Farage 2019) Now he wants to support the farmers).
If you don't like his principles , he has others .
@@korolev-musictodriveby6583😅
How many farmers wear green wellies and yellow trousers?
Indeed he looks more like lord snooty going on a grouse shoot
Colour blind ones.
Oh,and fake ones too.
He looks ridiculous.
Antimilkshake clothing?
@DAVID-ks9vp John Prescott was more man than that 😉
Having grown-up in the countryside. Farming is a 24/7 occupation, in particular cattle farming and rearing. Fascinating that farmers can take a full day off to travel to London to "protest."
Having lived in rural Oxfordshire, near someones pretend farm. The main complaints in local Oxfordshire newspapers seem to be regarding parking and blocked roads near the farm "shop."
Recently in the Oxfordshire local press he had purchased a public house. Unless something has changed his main home is on the IoM.
Because he can't be trusted
hes a putin supporting traitor.
Good evening Phil and all here. Farage lied to farmers lied to fishermen to pass the Brexit lie 🤥🤥🤥. Have a nice evening 🍀 and all here
Bet the barbour jacket still had the price tag still attached
And the wellies have never seen mud.
Never mind the jacket, what on earth was that on his legs?!
Bet they are all paid for from expenses...so the tax payer
@@annphillips1086- And will he wear them to PMQs ?!
@@korolev-musictodriveby6583 Well, he does like causing a distraction. Cue the House emptying as everyone dashes off to find their sunglasses. If they have any sense they'll pick up some earplugs too.
Phil your quite right about Labour's appalling communication skills. I've have hade to listen to the Tories, go on and on about Labour ruining the economy. No they didn't. It was the bankers that did that. I worked in the City of London from the early 70's to 2001. It completely changed in that time and was glad to get out the madhouse it became.
Farage is so obviously self serving he's genuinely laughing at the coverage the media give him which earns him big bucks.😂
I bought a farm in France 20 years ago when I became an immigrant to Europe. Ironically, I bought it with the proceeds of the sale of my family home because, as a firefighter, there was no way I could pay the inheritance tax and still keep the house. It was in our family for five generations and was probably very cheap originally, but with the outrageous rise in property prices and being in a sought-after area, combined with long term modernisation lumbered me with a much loved but totally unsustainable asset. I now have a small farm of 60ish acres in Normandie, which I manage alone apart from a contract firm to harvest hay. I've around 45 Roussin ewes and 20 hives of black bees. I admit it is a hobby farm that takes up little time and was primarily chosen for the house and the privacy. When I die because I have no children, 40% of my estate will go to the state. my beneficiaries, such as my God children will be liable for 20% in tax plus legal fees. as will any charities and causes to which I may make bequest to. If I had children the property would (by law) have been divided equally between them. Anyone who wanted to continue with the farm would have to buy out or rent from the others. Imagine how that goes if there are 5 or 6 siblings. British farmers have it easy.
Black bees? Aren't these solitary ? (carpenter bees)
@PeterHuys-w3z
No, black bees are the traditional honey bees of France. Unlike the popular British Buckfast bees, black bees have little fur on their bodies and verroa mites find it difficult to infest their colonies. They are very productive though a bit protective and unless gently handled somewhat aggressive (understatement) but in a good year can yield 20 to 30 kilos of honey per hive.🐝
I'm still waiting for the gaol sentences to be announced for the road blocking farmers. It's a 5.5 year sentence for that nowadays, is it not?
If you are a climate change activist obviously
Proof that cosdressing like a kiddies book version of a farmer maketh not a farmer😂
Did nobody tell Farage that a rolled up umbrella doesn't really go with the Barbour jacket, flat cap and green welly look?
He is pretending it is a Shotgun and he is the Laird o London
Frogface doesn't listen, he only brays ..., which is admittedly strange for a frogface ...
@@alistairmrkerr1336- L o L ! 😂
@@alistairmrkerr1336 yes - the exact way he is holding it!. Tw*t😅
The assistant at Harrods probably told hom it was okay.
The fartage riots
Farage owns £3 M worth of land
i wondered
Bugger he could be exempt (currently)
That doesn't mean he needs to wear wellies in central London.
That doesn't make it a farm though
@@EchoBeach501 Which is super since his kids will have to pay about £940K when he pops his clogs (assumes £325K*2 allowances and 40% tax) - but I am sure being a valued Coutts Bank customer he'll find some sort of tax dodge (as he is such a patriot).
Clarkson seems to be more popular with farmers than Farage as he was against Brexit and they adore his series for raising the plight of how little farmers earn. Unfortunately farmers are as ill-informed as the general population when it comes to inheritance tax (not helped by Clarkson baselessly claiming to Victoria Derbyshire that 96% of farmers would be affected).
Well, Boris Johnson wasn't a fighter jet pilot. Their reasons for getting their dressing up box out are the same. Good thing most of us aren't that easily conned.(Despite brexit)
Johnson's flight suit was specially made.no one in our armed forces wears XXL clothing.if you need em they're already throwing you out.
I've seen a couple of people on my feeds supporting farmers for the work they do. But neither were supporting their tax dodging.
Fartage the 2nd hand car salesman who can't.Flog any of his dodgy cars
Support your local farmer. They need us. They are as thick as bricks, it would seem. First Brexit, now this?
Support is conditional. They'd do well to learn that.
The same IQ as you ?farage is just a side show
Who did he get them pants off, Michael Portillo?
@@HomeGrownVeg willingly?
I'd like to hear from the tenant farmers, since somewhere between 30% (2023 government data) and 60% (Rock report) of farms are tenanted
These tenant farmers are the ones that struggle to make a profit
The landlords of these tenant farmers are the ones that just cream off rents
Look up a certain past President of a certain farming union who sits in the House of Lords, the person is a tenant farmer, the person owns the land but farms it as a tenant, the tenancy can be passed on too any relative without paying inheritance tax
Farage holds £3,000,000 of land. Though renting it at market value to farmers who struggle to make it pay🤔
Try telling this lot , they do not listen to sense & truth.
Yes Farage is definitely not a farmer, and seems to try his hardest not be an MP either.
Clarkson is a despicable man but I remember him saying that he voted against Brexit. I wonder what he thinks now?
Don't forget Dyson the "farmer"
And the royal family who pay no taxes.
Does Dyson not normally live in Singapore?
Telling everyone else to suck it up🤔
Because people are waking up to his lies! 😅
A TARDIS for Doctor Who anniversary! Nice touch.
He would have been less conspicuous in a Mr Blobby suit.
OMG No! Not naked!
glad he could spare the time away from his muddy fields. He'd make a great farmer, always milking
Very, very well put 👏 👏 👏
He will shut his big gob by the end of Trump's term in office, BET YOU!
No he just will say is rules where not I.plemented well or to fast but nxt time he will make them better
Jeremy Clarkson. The indestructible floater in Britain’s cultural toilet, forever circling the bowl of controversy. From Meghan Markle rants to tax-dodging tractors, he’s the gift that keeps on giving, if your idea of a gift is something that stinks and refuses to disappear.
But he was anti- Brexit, his only saving grace ?!
I think that those"protesters" are the gift that keeps on taking.
Clarkson attacked Brexit during his farm programme.
Indeed, so why does Phil say he was /is pro Brexit?
He also supported remain during the referendum scam, but being a millionaire sort of took the sting out of fking up the lives of everybody else.
In the village where I grew up, of the two farmers that owned most of it, one spent his days exercising his 8 horses while the other took 3 weeks off (during harvest time) to watch Wimbledon. Unsurprisingly I have little sympathy for them.
It looks like the Weasels told the the toad to go home!
I love that song.😊
Screws them with brexit, what do does he think they would do
Glad I'm not the only one who thought fuhrage looked like mr toad from wind in the willows
Mr toad from toed in the hole 🤣🤣
Why should farmers be any different to anybody else in the country on the inheritance tax laws, and they are going to get the inheritance tax at a lower rate than anybody else why
I grew up in a small farming village and your spot on about the attitude of farmers. I also cannot see how any of the local farmers would be hit with this tax
Whenever little bollocks rattles his way in anywhere there's always something dodgy going off.
Farrage wearing wellies in the middle of London 😂😂😂😂
Please no more Farage videos
I could not agree more..if a child goes on and on you ignore it...
Farming bregret... no more EU subsidies mean they have to work harder on much tighter margins...no more, new 4x4 every twelve months...
That’s so he can return it tomorrow and get his money back 🤣
The didn't need farage, they had Clarkson...
Farridge must have a good "dressing up" box. Cosplay. Ha ha ha
He is such a t w-t. And Clarkson. I'm ashamed, he'sfrom Donny.
Clarkson has been playing the 'Clarkson the imbecile meathead' card very successfully for decades. It's a persona that has him vehemently disliked by many people I respect. There is no question that he originally bought his farm as a tax dodge - plus it gave him a lovely house with a spectacular view while he paid a real farmer to actually run the farm.
That all said, the Amazon Clarkson's Farm series reveals another side to the man which is much more genuine, not least because it's largely self-satirising of the meathead persona. The series makes it very clear just how disastrous Brexit was / is for British farming whilst also showcasing various important topics such as conservation, re-wilding, the decimation of our insects and pollinators and the non-sustainable nature of intensive mono-culture farming etc. about which the public, especially Clarkson's typical fanbase, need a LOT of educating. So if a 'spoonful of Clarkson helps the medicine go down . . . ' so be it.
I think the series also makes the point quite effectively that if a farmer doesn't happen to have a few million quid stashed away to bale them out of both the insanity of Brexit and chaotic weather patterns with climate change, then they're likely to find themselves up shit creek without a paddle . . . and that's when they DO know what they're doing, unlike Clarkson. His showcasing the genuine hardships of small scale farmers with much less than himself is what's won him a measure of respect in the farming community, though probably very much more than he deserves.
He left the fishermen and took the fish for the farmersmen😅
If most farmers are inbred Tories, this just adds another thread to the argument for nationalization of UK farming. I can't see why we didn't do it back in the 50s. We have obviously always been vulnerable regarding food supply so running the source of that supply on an, inevitably wasteful, for-profit basis seems counter-productive.
Maybe the fishermen will give Farage a warmer welcome.
Frrrying to-night !
Would give Mr Ben a run for his money
Time for farmers to be like all of us. Pay IHT on all assets. We are taking back control! 🎉
All land should belong to the people, i.e. the state. The only thing that should be passed down should be first dibs on the lease for that land.
Why?
@@mustrumridcully3853 Because the state would then lease the land at peppercorn rates for farming or other uses. That way land wouldn't have any monetary value, it would have a "utility value." Someone wouldn't be super rich just because an ancestor took land off someone else 950 years ago. A struggling tenant farmer wouldn't need to give half of their earnings to a landowner for the right to farm.
How to do it would be a 100% inheritance tax on land. Slowly returning all of it to the state over a generation. This would also help the economy by reducing the cost of enterprise, at the moment someone starting an innovative business has to not only make it work to provide a living for them, they have to pay a return for all of the land, buildings and assets they use to someone getting richer just because they own those assets - mostly by inheriting massive wealth.
By the state taking back the major asset it can then be leased at peppercorn (that means very low) rates based upon the utility it will provide to society.
@@PleiadesImprezaT2000AWD-l4l Sounds like you have been reading too many books on political theory and not living in the real world. In reality it would never happen.
@mustrumridcully3853 no, nobody in politics would be brave enough. And, like you, the masses have been persuaded by epic wealth to use their power to support epic wealth and to suppress themselves.
That does not mean that it isn't a good idea or would be beneficial to the economy. It clearly would be a very good move.
@@PleiadesImprezaT2000AWD-l4l Dont make assumptions aobut everybody. YOu've got no idea about my previous or future voting record. The problem you have is the red top readers.
I've always referred to him as Toad of Toad Hall. The likeness is so uncanny.
not to worry, they had another tax dodging grifter..... horse faced Clarkson
Did Clarkson fly in from his home on the IoM? 😂😂😂
I think Clarkson is FAR more popular generally than Farage and the organisers recognised that. There are plenty who disagree with Clarkson but find him an entertaining character (admittedly as he gets older he makes that far more difficult for the politically aware), plus his farm programme on Amazon is genuinely very good and has raised awareness of lots of the genuine problems farmers face, albeit while ignoring those root causes that have their basis in Brexit or Tory policies.
Does he wear a grey Primark tracksuit when he visits Clacton?
Farage may have well worn a sign saying 'I'm a twat' dressed like that. What a wally.
What, like a twatsticker? 😆 🤣
This is a great channel, The one comment in this video that made me uncomfortable was about the Tax dodger Clarkson. In all honesty I saw a few videos and interviews where Clarkson was pro EU and warning about leaving. Thats the only small issue I have. But Clarkson definitely was boasting about avoiding tax.
Jeremy clarkson was anti brexit just FYI
Certainly was, not so clear cut these days, he's been banging on about immigration.
@shugieshugied2269 Who knows I guess. But bearing in mind the vast majority of people now think it's shite, I imagine he still does. And the immigration stats post Brexit 👀
Yes he was. That was, so was the Black Lace wannabe Charlie Mullins!
I am glad you know famers in the same way as I do and that's not in Yorkshire.
Perhaps it's because he had a umbrella😂
Clarkson was pro-remain. He was pictured with David Cameron during the remain campaign.
Jeremy Clarkson was a vocal Remainer - he described many of those who voted for Brexit as "Coffin-dodging idiots"
There are several things to unpack here.
1. There are many people vital to society; farmers, police, nurses, firefighters, etc. ALL get paid very little but ONLY farmers pay NO inheritance tax.
2. Everybody paid IHT until 1986, when Lawson gave Farmers exemption (39 year with NO IHT).
3. Now farmers are complaining because they have to pay IHT of 20% (payable over 10 years - so 2% a year) with a threshold of £1m. Meanwhile, everybody else pays 45% over £325,000 payable immediately. How does this look?
Well, an average farm in the UK is 250 acres, which in land terms means it is valued about £2.5m + £500k equipment. This would attract an IHT bill of £400k (20% of £2m) or £40k a year over 10 years off a £3m asset!
Compare to a middle class person who passes his £1m house onto his son and his £500k pension and savings (these are not extreme values). The IHT bill for the son would be 45% of £1.5m or £675,000.
So a non farmer passing on a house and pension worth half that of a working farm, pays double the tax compared to a farmer - using the new regime. Under the old regime the farmer would have paid ZERO tax.
Finally, I would remind you that Clarkson (and all of the other 'business' farmers) all bought farms to minimise their IHT bill. They might moan but even today, they will only pay 20% whereas everybody else pays 45%, so a nice 25% saving. It is about time the rich farmers and landowners paid their dues like everyone else. These Tweed wearing, tax avoiding, brexit voting snobs are starting to see they cannot do tax avoidance anymore. 👍
Farage the politcal chameleon; - an authentic costume for every photo opportunity. Let us hope and pray that he doesn't gatecrash any naturists protest marches. A nation could be traumatised.
'Toad of Toad Hall'? Very appropriate but I do not see Farage ever reforming.
❤ I love your videos Phil thank you so much
Well presented video very informative thank you
Wow even farmers have sussed out this charlatan - how you are not in Parliament is an injustice Phil
Love the reference to Toad of Toad Hall.... Perfect Phil! ... 👌👌👌
Loving the tribute to Dr Who Day !