Milkshakes are the least of the Brexit Party’s woes

Shaked, not stirred: One satirical site had the headline ‘Nigel Farage dies of milkshake wounds’ – but that seems more likely to happen to his tailor. Those of you who are sniggering at the way this appears should get your dirty minds out of the gutter.

Yes, Nigel Farage was hit with a milkshake, while he was on the campaign trail.

The alleged perpetrator has been charged with a criminal offence, but that’s not the big deal here.

More damaging than the splat of shake on suit is the fact that people are equating Mr Farage and his Brexit Party with far-right-wingers like Carl ‘Sargon of Akkad’ Benjamin and Stephen ‘Tommy Robinson’ Yaxley Lennon.

The mood is clear from the memes that are appearing, like this one:

And this:

Add that to the latest satirical hit from Captain Ska…

… and suddenly Mr Farage has a public relations problem.

When one examines his own behaviour, he hasn’t helped himself:

But of course the above is a sideshow in comparison with the trouble the could arise from an electoral commission investigation into the way the Brexit Party – in fact a commercial company – raises funds.

Apparently donations of less than £500 to the firm’s PayPal account are permissible, no matter whether they came from a foreign organisation bent on undermining the UK’s democracy or not. But such organisations are not permitted to provide larger amounts. That’s a relief, eh?

And the European Union has announced that it is to investigate Mr Farage for failing to declare enormous donations from Brexiteer Arron Banks.

The way Mr Farage handles money has itself given rise to satirical comments – from unlikely sources:

But with the election on Thursday, many voters have already made up their minds. Is it too late to stop the UK’s latest lurch towards far-right insanity?

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  1. Christopher Phillips May 21, 2019 at 9:33 pm - Reply

    WHEN will people realise that 33% is not a WIN. You need at least 50% of all voters to get a win. Some people really need to go back school tl LEARN that 33% is LESS than 50%. The people NEVER voted to leave, only a third did.
    I do think this milk shake episode has only helped to strengthen Nigel Far Rage’s campaign. Some people sadly will get his sympathy vote. He should have been treated the same way as “tommy Robinson” re the arrest part.

  2. Jenny Hambidge May 21, 2019 at 9:38 pm - Reply

    It IS NOT A REFERENDUM!

  3. msw May 21, 2019 at 11:21 pm - Reply

    Whatever you think of Nigel, he does not deserve to be assaulted, including Tommy. They have a right to campaign without being abused.

  4. Stu May 22, 2019 at 1:18 am - Reply

    Finally the perfect use for BoJo’s water cannon but they were unfortunately re-sold at a massive loss, such a lost opportunity !

  5. nmac064 May 22, 2019 at 8:59 am - Reply

    Farage, Robinson et al, have for years now been inciting division, hatred and violence. A milkshake over their expensive suits is nothing compared to hatred and violence they have incited.

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