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‘Farage’s party brings in £9m largely from crypto billionaires in three months, more than twice that of Labour and Tories’
All those crypto billionaires donating must recognise what Reform are trying to do for the common people and they fully empathise with that eh? |
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Crypto billionaires, like all other billionaires would never have another worry in the world if they wanted. They could move to a low tax country and live like actual kings for the rest of their days, with no fear of any of what is going on in the UK ever effecting them. That's what being a billionaire is all about.
Yet
They decide to do give a cause which they believe in money, without any possible benefits to their ultra privileged lives.
Why do you think people who have everything already and have nothing to gain whatsoever, give to a cause? Could it be because they believe in that cause?
Just a thought. Or it could be because of whatever conspiracy theory is the flavour of the month this week  |
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"‘Farage’s party brings in £9m largely from crypto billionaires in three months, more than twice that of Labour and Tories’
All those crypto billionaires donating must recognise what Reform are trying to do for the common people and they fully empathise with that eh?"
. Who cares. His money to spend as he pleases. At least a lot of working people really appreciate the generosity of his donation. |
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"‘Farage’s party brings in £9m largely from crypto billionaires in three months, more than twice that of Labour and Tories’
All those crypto billionaires donating must recognise what Reform are trying to do for the common people and they fully empathise with that eh?"
Reform aren't doing anything for the benefit of the common people but they are after the votes of the common people so that they can further their own aims. |
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"What’s the problem with this - a legal donation
Labour front bench getting free undisclosed gifts, of clothes, holidays and spectacles from billionaire donor mr Ally "
5 millions worth of clothes and specs? .... you're 'avin a giraffe if you're equating the two and that's the problem |
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By *deepdiveMan 2 days ago
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"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?"
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so. |
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"What’s the problem with this - a legal donation
Labour front bench getting free undisclosed gifts, of clothes, holidays and spectacles from billionaire donor mr Ally
5 millions worth of clothes and specs? .... you're 'avin a giraffe if you're equating the two and that's the problem"
They all on the fiddle; SNP motor homes and montblances, 392 MPs cheated on expenses claims, Polanski council tax evasion, Sunak’s mrs claimed furlough for insolvent company, VIp Covid contracts, Mones £203M ….., chancellors fake CV, Miliband lecturing us on climate change and he takes twonretutn flights to COP30, hypocrites and cheats the lot of them |
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By *deepdiveMan 1 day ago
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"What’s the problem with this - a legal donation
Labour front bench getting free undisclosed gifts, of clothes, holidays and spectacles from billionaire donor mr Ally
5 millions worth of clothes and specs? .... you're 'avin a giraffe if you're equating the two and that's the problem
They all on the fiddle; SNP motor homes and montblances, 392 MPs cheated on expenses claims, Polanski council tax evasion, Sunak’s mrs claimed furlough for insolvent company, VIp Covid contracts, Mones £203M ….., chancellors fake CV, Miliband lecturing us on climate change and he takes twonretutn flights to COP30, hypocrites and cheats the lot of them "
You forgot to mention the Romans, the Vikings etc.etc on however; what all of those have to do with the millions donated to the Reform Party from cryptocurrency... I have no idea !
Nice try though and a good attempt to divert attention away from the original post. |
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"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so."
"Source Guardian".
says it all really.  |
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"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so.
"Source Guardian".
says it all really. "
Which part of it dont you agree with? |
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"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so.
"Source Guardian".
says it all really.
Which part of it dont you agree with?"
I don't know enough to agree or disagree.
All I do know is anything anti reform from the Guardian should be taken with a shovel full of salt. |
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By *deepdiveMan 1 day ago
Canterbury and France (26) |
"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so.
"Source Guardian".
says it all really.
Which part of it dont you agree with?
I don't know enough to agree or disagree.
All I do know is anything anti reform from the Guardian should be taken with a shovel full of salt."
Anything from the Guardian that disagrees with peoples personal point of view or agenda should obviously be disregarded  |
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"‘Farage’s party brings in £9m largely from crypto billionaires in three months, more than twice that of Labour and Tories’
All those crypto billionaires donating must recognise what Reform are trying to do for the common people and they fully empathise with that eh?"
Haha.
It always amazes me why people are so interested in wealthy people's habits or their association with political parties and their perceived lack of empathy with working people.
Even if these billionaires handed over all their cash it wouldn't make a jot of difference to your life, it would just hurt theirs.
If that gives you a hardon, good luck to you.
Think its best to look back in life and ask what meaningful difference has a political party every made for you, regardless of billionaire friends and donators.
For me, the answer is fuck all and these politicians have the brass neck to say "we get it now, we see where you are coming from. Give us another chance."
I think both of the main parties had more than enough time to prove themselves and both have failed miserably.
We should at least be in the same shape as Norway, have a huge Soveriegn fund from our North Sea oil.
But we haven't got a pot to piss in.
No politician will face up to real problems, they kick the can down the road as they know solving real problems will take decades, involve some hardship and be a guaranteed way to not get back in power.
So they use our cash to finance their jobs of the future.
I don't really blame them, I'd do exactly the same, as would most of us. As like you, I'm selfish and put myself and mine first. 🤣🤣
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I don't think people are particularly interested in billionaires habits.
But once you start contributing/donating to a political party, then people should be asking 'why'?
In this instance we're talking about Reform, but the same is true of all parties. If for eg the boss of a gambling company made a £1m donation to the Green party, I'd very much be asking how this aligns to their policies, what are they getting in return etc. |
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"I don't think people are particularly interested in billionaires habits.
But once you start contributing/donating to a political party, then people should be asking 'why'?
In this instance we're talking about Reform, but the same is true of all parties. If for eg the boss of a gambling company made a £1m donation to the Green party, I'd very much be asking how this aligns to their policies, what are they getting in return etc."
I don't care where their donations come from or how much they steal for themselves.
I'm only interested in what they state and if they follow through on their promises and have the guts to take on unpalatable problems.
Thats why I always find them lacking. |
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Every major donor to every party is buying influence and in many cases they will sway a policy so that it earns or saves them money.If you believe any Billionaires donations are for the good of you or the country you are sadly mistaken. They will probably want a freeze on minimum wages,cuts to workers rights etc as that will save them millions. |
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"Have Reform said that they would relax any regulations around cryptocurrencies in the UK, should they get into power?
Farage and Reform UK have adopted explicitly pro-crypto policies. In 2025, Farage announced that Reform would accept donations in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, proposed tax reductions on crypto gains, advocated making the UK a "crypto powerhouse," and supported a Bitcoin reserve. (Source Guardian)
Farage himself also invested in a bitcoin-related company in 2026, further strengthening his association with the sector.
(Source Guardian)
Critics have argued that there may be a conflict of interest because some of the donors have financial interests in the crypto industry while Farage advocates policies that could benefit that industry.
(Source Guardian)
So...
Farage has championed cryptocurrency and has received substantial support from crypto-industry donors.
Critics argue the two may be connected, but there is no public proof that his crypto policies were adopted because of those donations.
(Source Guardian)
You will simply have to decide yourself whether he has a conflict of interest.
He certainly has done nothing illegal otherwise he would have been investigated for doing so."
Interesting, I wonder what the thoughts of Reform supporters would be if Labour had done the same thing? |
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