Well Newcastle got him today but police in Edinburgh asked McDonald's not to sell milkshakes whilst he was there. What do you think? Is he fair game? Is it OK to target right wing politicians? Or should milkshakes be banned? www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-48339711?
So no "proof" it is fake yet we are supposed to accept it as such, yet on other threads anyone posting pro-leave comments are asked to provide proof, links etc - what is the difference? Incidentally I did read that the man who investigated the 7/7 bombings has said that he believes it is genuine.
mycat you have proof that grans lie? Or is it simply that you lie and assume we all do too?
Lots of things are true even if there is no public proof but accusing someone of falsehood, unless you have proof of falsehood, is not only unkind it is downright bitchy. As I have said before, making unfounded accusations about people says more about the accusers mind than the accused.
If you have proof that proves it to you. But you can’t expect other people to believe you as you are an anonymous poster who may lie constantly or be as pure as the driven snow.
I am not accusing you of lying I don’t know if you ate or are not I don’t know you.
But you saying you have proof means nothing does it unless you can share that proof.
Someone pretending to be the owner of the shop posted on Twitter that he had the cctv of the incident proving it was self inflicted. His twitter account has now been suspended as it seems very clear it was not true - think about it if the footage existed he would have sold it for £1000s
If a poster has seen the footage, or knows someone who saw the incident, they would not have proof but would trust their source. It is unfair that because you can't see the proof you suggest they are lying. Once again I suggest your response says more about the way your mind works than the person who posted something they believed to be true. We don't all plot and scheme against others you know. Some of us are actually honest. Think about it
Mary Gawthorpe-suffragette- knew how to handle hecklers and thrown objects At one outdoor meeting she became weary of the heckling. When a man shouted, “If you were my wife I’d give you poison,” Gawthorpe replied, “Yes, and if I was your wife I’d take it.” Another who was frustrated by her repartee threw a cabbage at her, which she caught and threw back.
The incident involving Farage is not made up or staged, and Nobody so far has proved that the incident involving the older man with the Brexit rosette and yoghurt was staged either. While it may have been ( anything is possible) there is no cctv footage showing that. So, Elvive what exactly is your proof? If you have it, then share it.Links and information from what source?
Not if he walked off and nobody knows who he is. Unfortunately I think that throwing milk/yoghurt /shakes will now become popular with the one brain cell types.