Legendary punk rock musician Bob Geldof, who penned such hit singles as “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” and “I Don’t Like Mondays,” said in a recent interview that he thinks President Donald Trump will be re-elected due to the failures of the Democratic party, which he described as “absolutely pathetic” and “a complete mess.”
From Brexit to Trump, the arrogant, corrupt political establishments of the old order fought desperately to preserve themselves…
British celebrities are paying for coaches to bus anti-Brexit protesters to London for a march on Saturday demanding a second referendum.
Anti-Brexit protesters have descended on the nation’s capital clad in blue and yellow and bearing EU flags to voice their objection to the United Kingdom’s largest ever political mandate, calling on politicians to “unite, rethink, and reject Brexit”.
There is still much dispute as to precisely what it was that persuaded 17.4 million Britons to vote for Brexit last year. Some may have done it to regain Britain’s sovereignty, some to curb immigration, some because they realised correctly that everyone on the Remain side of the argument from one-hit-wonder gobshite Bob Geldof to that preening renter of overpriced desert islands Richard Branson was a weapons-grade, copper-bottomed tick.
British barrister Jolyon Maugham QC is set to launch a fresh Brexit court case in coming days, which will initially be heard in the Republic of Ireland. Maugham is seeking “a referral to the Court of Justice of the EU of
British Influence, a ‘think tank’ chaired by Peter Wilding, who has previously worked for the European Commission, are launching a fresh bid to derail Brexit in the High Court. The group aims to demonstrate that the British government needs permission
Bob Geldof, the singer who became renowned for hurling abused at Brexit supporters, has revealed he “led” a rally of abused directed at the U.S. Vice President-Elect in a theatre last month.
A leading fisherman has demanded Bob Geldof apologise for his Remain flotilla stunt which was “disrespectful to hard working communities”.
A Labour party activist aboard Bob Geldof’s anti-Brexit boat yesterday has slammed the “billionaire being condescending to fishermen” who used “his money in order to drown out” “working class people”. She said the “condescending” musician had “harmed” the Ramin campaign.
When covering the news on a day-to-day basis, or even when political campaigning, it is easy to move from one event to the next, rarely ever reflecting on what you’ve just witnessed
British fishermen have faced off with anti-Brexit campaigners on the River Thames today, as a flotilla of fishing boats led by UKIP leader Nigel Farage made its way up the river to Parliament. The anti-Brexit boats were lead by musician Bob Geldof.
Nigel Farage’s pro-Brexit flotilla down the Thames has run into opposition from Vote Remain boats under the command of multi-millionaire pop star and SFJW (Social Focking Justice Warrior) Sir Bob Geldof. Harsh words have been exchanged; collisions only narrowly averted; one
Bob Geldof, the Irish singer and political activist, has instructed every single Irish person living in the UK to vote against Brexit simply because they are Irish. The Live Aid and Boomtown Rats start made the demand in a video
