Chris Harborne

No connection between donations on the one hand and crypto policy on the other.

Nonetheless, even if there is no quid pro quo,

You can see that the people who receive this money from Harborne start to adopt very pro-crypto positions.

So Farage, heading into the, during the pandemic, start to come out and say this is kind of the ultimate lockdown investment.

He starts to latch on to this rhetoric about crypto being freedom and liberty and big governments locking us up in our houses and so on.

And then Thorage will later become specifically a very vocal supporter of Tether itself.

But before that happens, you've got Boris in power and you've got money going from Harborne to the Conservatives once again.

And they say they want to make UK a sort of crypto hub.

So there is a correlation between people who get Harborne's money and being very pro-crypto.

There are other reasons to support crypto.

It has some very positive uses.

There are lots of people who make a good case that

Crypto is a good thing in some ways, but it's definitely the case that the people who've got Harbourn's money become pro-crypto.

So a source tells me that they did witness Farage and co sitting down to a few bottles.

Maybe this was kind of like wellness wine.

Or maybe it was like stronger stuff.

I'm not really sure.

He says it's just a party.

He says it's just a party.

Well, actually, he doesn't say anything.