Channel 4 undercover re Farage

Isn't it obvious what their expectations relate to?

Reform have already made lots of commitments about the deregulation of crapto and reducing tax on crapto profits. Farage has also been trying to block Bank of England plans for a state-run "Britcoin" etc. Indeed, he is so desperate to stop it that he said he would even be prepared to go to prison for it.

Is it a coincidence that Farage is so enthusiastically defending the interests of his major donors? Well, I will leave you to reach your own conclusions on that. As for what else they might have asked for in return for these new donations? I don't know, but watch what Farage does in the months and years to come and perhaps we'll find out.

I must have missed something. I've been posting a lot about Hungary, on this thread, but not understanding Bulgaria ... have you said you live there?

@DuncinToffee

People who don’t receive donations by definition can’t profit from them regardless of where they reside.

Regards your bridge that’s for sale, why not contact Delo and Harborne? They seem to have money to throw around.

@TemperanceWest

If you can't work that out...

It looks like MrsBennet has a similar question

No idea what you're trying to ask.

If you know what Delo and Harborne expectations are, why don’t you list them?

This is an anonymous forum. So, Farage, Delo and Harborne won’t be able to sue you if what you say is wrong.

Indeed.

I have to say that I am not sure how someone living in Bulgaria is going to profit from Reform's donations.

£5m for non political reasons is now difficult to defend.

Eh? Have you started early on that champagne?

Do you reckon £72m will be enough to cover all of the legal costs when the criminal investigations lead to prosecutions?

@TemperanceWest

You are way behind the times. We all already know this.

So, what are you doing about it? Maybe sue both Delo and Harborne for illegal donations?

No idea what you're trying to ask.

If you can't work that out...

And oysters .... and Farage says: Thank you ... both of you, thank you.

Just like before.

Enjoy your celebrations.

Some of us are waiting for the outcomes of the police investigations before we crack open the bubbly.

@MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack

Well, you can choose to believe that these two men have freely given £36m each with no expectations in return.

If they had expectations, how would Reform pay them?

Slow to the uptake, EE is.

Almost as if he doesn't actually read posts.

You are way behind the times. We all already know this.

It gets better. Harborne has matched Delo’s donation of £36 million.

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Champagne and cigars all round tonight.

Well, you can choose to believe that these two men have freely given £36m each with no expectations in return. Some of us are perhaps a little more sceptical.

Neither of us have been party to any private conversations or agreements which may or may not have been made.

@MrsBennetsPoorNervesAreBack

I wonder how long it will take either of them to realise that he is a liability and not an asset.

Donations are not investments. They are gifts. The donor gives up ownership of the gift and can’t specify expectations in return.

I think the Delo donation is hilarious. Regardless of the outcome of the investigations, Farage will be laughing big time.

As per latest PollCheck, Labour is on 26% and Reform 23%. Most recent YouGov is that Labour and Reform jointly lead with 23% each.

That's a good point as if they have both been out of the country views can be very skewed. But if it didn't occur after the conference....it's almost as if they want more of the same. I wonder if it's a sign of nervousness.

I still have that bridge to sell

@DuncinToffee

If those who were attacked came forward, as encouraged by the West Midlands Police, wound it not make identification of the attackers more clear?

Harborne, "I own Nigel Farage."
Delo, "No, I own Nigel Farage."
Harborne, " No you don't. I own Nigel Farage."

Donations do not constitute ownership. They are gifts given of free will and the donor can’t control what the recipient does with the gift. Maybe look at:

https://expresslawsolutions.com/legal-cases/donation-in-english-law-legal-framework-tax-implications/

I wonder how long it will take either of them to realise that he is a liability and not an asset.

For those sort of sums, I'm guessing that they will be expecting quite a lot more from Reform than a monthly newsletter.

Not sure if he still is.

Him returning to the UK does not fit the narrative of how the UK is in such a bad state.