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Nope. I was referring to myself about sticking the head in my sand, so it seemed like you were speaking on my behalf by trying to refute this. I couldn’t have made it clearer in my response that I am not having a go at those who think differently, but your reply here seems to show that any contrary opinion is seen as an attack. As does every other post where I make a comment and get jumped on for daring to not be blindly optimistic.
Company’s House records are not social media sites and rumours. You don’t want to worry about that, then fine, but I think there’s enough to worry about from things like that.
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You point of view is called free speech ,siderite. I accept you have that view,others have a different point of view. Farage did nothing illegal by accepting appearance money, to say it was is wrong. This leads to the question of why can’t he open a bank account?
I will say that I appreciate this discussion being more measured and while there are disagreements, I appreciate it being less aggravated in these last replies.
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I made no accusations of lying. The only logical fallacies are coming from you. He could, of course, be mistaken. Though I do find it amusing how cocksure you’re levelling these allegations when you have no substance to your argument, only anecdotal evidence. A fallacy.
The point is that you have admitted he has taken in Russian money from a criminal regime we have international sanctions on. That would be an understandable, given what could happen to the bank as a result. So, yes, I will judge anyone who has worked for a disgusting, authoritarian, mass murdering regime and couldn’t care less about his ‘right’ to accept money from mass murdering regimes without consequence. Sorry. It was a disgrace that RT was on our screens for so long peddling propaganda, and all the charlatans who profited from it (Farage, Galloway, Salmond etc) disgraced themselves.
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Looking at the edit history this was edited in two days ago and was done by an IP address from Grantham.
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This incident does feed into bpg’s paranoia though. We can’t have banks close accounts unless there’s sufficient reason given.
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Me too. No fan of sticking my head in the sand.
Sticking your head in the sand is ignoring something you know is happening….I don’t know anything is happening so nothing to stick my head in the sand to ignore. If and when Mr Hilton gives me a cause for concern I will worry about it, but for now, he hasn’t.
You don’t speak for me though, do you? I have concerns and to ignore them would be me sticking my head in the sand, which includes from stuff raised by IB. If you think otherwise, fine, but I reserve my right to my own opinion.
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I have seen others say the same though about their accounts. No love for Farage, but there needs to be a reason for it. I am not going to blindly make suppositions.
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Me too. No fan of sticking my head in the sand.
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I share worries over the situation, but do you actually know anything, because right now any imminent demise is unsubstantiated?
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No it isn’t.
The worshipping at Dave’s alter comments comes from frustration at being attacked when casting doubt on Hilton or his plans in any form. To do so much as ask a question brings out negative reactions from people, especially on Facebook. Then you get the comments pleading to just trust Hilton and don’t ask questions, as it might scare him away. It’s rather cultish. After Swann we should be more careful to ask questions. Surely the lesson wasn’t that we should place more undying trust in the owner.
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