The National Crime Agency’s investigation into and that Theresa May stopped a previous inquiry into Arron Banks’ activities is proof that he must now be properly questioned
Arron Banks looks like the kind of a man who’d have been a bully at school. He was actually expelled from two schools – once for stealing the lead off a roof – and was incensed that William Hague effectively termed him a “nobody.”
Named after the Scottish island of Arran (though his parents bizarrely got the spelling wrong), Banks is undoubtedly wealthy but that he likely provided money of dubious source to the Leave.EU campaign is definitely worthy of detailed examination.
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Crowdfunding Carole
The Steeple Times urges readers to support the crowdfunding campaign to help the courageous journalist Carole Cadwalladr see off the nasty piece of work that is Arron Banks This morning, Nigel Farage – after his Brexit Party’s rather pathetic performance in Brecon & Radnorshire on Thursday – was featured in an article in the Daily […]
Curious Carole
Cambridge Analytic and Arron Banks investigator Carole Cadwalladr interview turned into a must listen podcast The fascinating and shocking investigation by journalist Carole Cadwalladr has been turned into a podcast. Publishesd in The Guardian as part of their ‘Today in Focus’ series, the 24:13 minute interview, presented by Anushka Asthana, is a must […]
Married to a Russian he met at a Britney Spears concert and the driver of a ghastly purple Range Rover – complete with the equally pretentious numberplate “X MI5 SPY” – Banks also co-owns the ridiculous website Westmonster with the “remarkably unpleasant child” and “milk bottle white” Michael Heaver. He hangs around mostly with a supposed “diplomat from Brazil” named Andy Wigmore, hands out diamonds like confetti and is a “man of many legends” according to The Daily Mail’s Andrew Pierce.
Now, however, this ‘Bad Boy of Brexit’s’ business affairs may very well be his undoing.
Pictured: Arron Banks with Andy Wigmore.
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No surprises that May hads input into the dirty little businesses of the Leave campaign. “”Theresa May’s spokeswoman said that to date the government had “not seen successful interference in UK democratic processes”.
She added: “We of course remain vigilant and we will continue to work to strengthen our democracy against potential interference.”” Well she had better wake up becuse it could turn into the reality that she spent too much time taking holidays.
Lock him up.