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That moment when you are walking down the street and you accidentally tread in a steaming pile of irony.

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[–] zero_iq@lemm.ee 8 points 1 year ago

He denies this but hasn’t sued the person making the allegation.

He can't, because it was said under parliamentary privilege. An MP (in this case, Chris Bryant) cannot be sued for statements made in Parliament.

I'm not going to defend Farage (I think he's a slimeball) but the fact he hasn't sued is not evidence either way.