http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/04/nigel-farage-resigns-as-ukip-leader
Can't barrage the farage, eh?
... and /pol/ isn't even talking about it yet.
He's stepped down 3 times, he'll be back before you know it
/pol/ will never talk about it.
/pol/ screwed the UK over.
>>29721307
>... and /pol/ isn't even talking about it yet.
Thats just wrong, this was announced hours ago and there were a few threads.
>Can't barrage the farage, eh?
He stepped down for personal reasons, not because he felt too much pressure.
>>29721307
He stepped down because he had completed his life's work after 20 years. Meanwhile you're just shitposting on /r9k/.
>>29721307
/Pol/ user here.
Fuck you and your fake fucking sources. Enjoy being un-cucked you beta fags. Brexit was the first step... Eventually the gas chambers will be reopened for the muslims, the fags, the niggers, and then finally you useless neckbeards. Enjoy your echo chamber board while you can.
>>29721567
I have a few questions for you:
1st: Couldn't you call almost every thread on r9k shitposting?
2nd: If he stepped down, because he "completed his life's work after 20 years", why the hell did he have to do it in this cricial phase? He wanted a referendum, the people voted and now the media is talking about ways to not follow the vote of the people... and Farage has to step down.. right now. He should have done it later, as soon as everything is settled.
3rd: How do you feel about democracy? I think that actually following the Brexit-vote is a good thing just because it would be based on the will of the people.
>>29721653
>being this much of a deranged cunt
>>29721653
You have absolutely no clue how insane you really are. Seek help desu.
>le epic pint and banter man xDDD
Fuck off underage retard.
>>29721653
>fake fucking sources.
http://www.ukip.org/statement_from_nigel_farage
>I have decided to stand aside as Leader of UKIP. The victory for the 'Leave' side in the referendum means that my political ambition has been achieved. I came into this struggle from business because I wanted us to be a self-governing nation, not to become a career politician.
>UKIP is in a good position and will continue, with my full support to attract a significant vote. Whilst we will now leave the European Union the terms of our withdrawal are unclear. If there is too much backsliding by the Government and with the Labour Party detached from many of its voters then UKIP's best days may be yet to come.
>I would like to take this opportunity to thank you the membership for your extraordinary support and generosity over the many years, I could not have done it without you.
>>29721307
They are, they're giving him the send-off he deserves.
Rest easy Nige, you did good lad.
>>29721369
Yeah, I saw that /pol/ is talking about it, but I wanted to be a little bit fretting. Sorry for the misinformation... i-it just felt so right.
>>29721653
Why u mad? Because I wrote "eh?" at the end of "can't barrage the farage"? It was intended to be cynical...
>>29721702
This... and
>>29721750
this.
First of all there were multiple threads about this on /pol/ the very second it happened. Second of all I've never seen a poster on /pol/ who actually said/thought shit like >>29721653
Leaving the EU was the most retarded thing the brittards could do. Now they will suffer. Congratulations.
>>29721307
shouldn't he have waited until article 50
>>29721820
there are lots of /pol/ users who say stuff like that
>>29721821
it wasn't
>>29721820
How long did you visit /pol/? 5 seconds?
>>29721896
This.
>>29721821
this is true, all those memes on facebook told me so
>>29721924
>implying that robots have facebook
>disqualified
>mfw /pol/ is trying to spin all the brexit leaders jumping ship as a good thing
honestly joke of a board
>>29721984
>first post that shows an understanding of the true intention of this thread
