No, they had their UK bank accounts closed because they live in the EU and we were no longer a member.

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Unsurprisingly you fail to see the point.

Farage is now bleating about how his "revelations" have uncovered a mass of other account closures which he will now campaign to overturn. Whilst Brexit was a direct cause of many more yet doesn't mention them.

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You are another who doesn't understand.

It wasn't Brexit supporters who had accounts closed. It was UK citizens living in the EU having their UK accounts closed because of Brexit.

Farage is making a big deal of his closure and now making political capital out of suggesting that other accounts have been closed too, whilst keeping silent about the many thousands of UK citizens whose accounts were closed because of something he enthusiastically supported and aggressively campaigned for.

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Nor is being a half daft doddery old fool who thinks he's Irish, ignores his grandchildren and hates Britain but Biden gets enough excuses.

This was exactly the case. As from the start of negotiations on Brexit the E U fascists wanted to make it as difficult for any deal to be struck. They showed their true colours. Our government were just as bad as they never wanted Brexit either.

So to sum up the banks hands were tied. Farage was not the man negotiating deals for banks. I'm sure that if we look back he would have been the most critical of the pace to get a deal done on Brexit negotiations.

What the negotiations proved on Brexit. Was the fact we were dealing with power crazed politicians who didn't want the threat of a good example; British people having the balls to say no to fascism.

Edited by Mattconrov (30 Jul 2023 10.21am)

" You're not laughing now are you". Nigel Farage 2016.

Even if half of that whitewashing was true it doesn't change the fact that Farage is making a fuss about his own closure, and now trying to make political capital out of others, whilst ignoring the many more that happened as a direct result of Brexit.

That's the subject. Not how the deal we ended up with was negotiated.

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