Paul Nutall appears
to have attended the same charm lessons as Donald Trump; as well as sitting in
on Ethics classes run by Iain Duncan-Smith; and seminars on truth held by
Geoffrey Archer.
The UKIP leader
has been sussed out by Liverpool’s Radio City News for
lying about his personal involvement in the Hillsborough Disaster. Earlier in
the week the Guardian newspaper stated that Nuttall had repudiated accusations
that he had lied about being present at the Hillsborough Disaster.
Yet there is evidence of his using this human tragedy
to further his political career.
There is also an accusation of electoral fraud hanging
over Nuttall’s head. Apparently, he was not living at the address at the time
he signed the nomination forms for the Stoke Central by-election, thus giving
false information.
Nuttall’s personal website claims he played
professionally for Tranmere Rovers. Tranmere Rovers’ version of events has
Nuttall as a member of its youth side. Again, not Nuttall’s fault; no, this one’s
down to the UKIP press officer.
His LinkedIn page, up to a couple of months ago,
implied that he had a PhD. This time he pleads ignorance of how that
information found its way onto the website.
Does the country need another lying fantasist in
Parliament? Isn’t the House of Commons flush with human detritus with the likes
of May, Boris Johnson, Duncan-Smith, Hammond, Green and Danczuk
floating around.
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