Issue 8: Nigel Farage was not a racist at school


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Nigel Farage is accused of being racist to someone when he was at school. The desperate woke army claim this to be proof that he is racist today. Don't they understand that like a piece of clay being moulded into a cup, we are not the finished product when we are young?

Not only are they bereft of any idea how to run the country, they have no understanding of science.
During puberty, your brain undergoes major changes in structure, function, and chemistry — reshaping how you think, feel, and interact with others. These changes prepare you for adulthood but can also lead to emotional ups and downs, risk-taking, and heightened sensitivity to social experiences.
Hormonal surges reshape brain circuits Puberty triggers a flood of hormones like testosterone and estrogen, which bind to receptors in the brain and influence how neurons grow, connect, and communicate. This affects how you think and feel. We are born as babies, not men or women. We have to undergo changes in our body chemistry through the whole of childhood, through puberty until the age of 20.
Nerve connections in our brain are called synapses. These are made and cut continuously. It is similar to branches of trees growing and then being pruned back, It is called synaptic pruning. Synaptic pruning improves efficiency The brain trims away unused neural connections while strengthening those that are frequently used — a process called synaptic pruning. This helps make thinking faster and more focused. Coordination, decision-making, and learning is continually changing. Synaptic connections are made between nerve cells to save memories, yet synaptic pruning over time can erase those memories. That's why most of the things we did as a child we cannot remember. Especially those after 50 years.
Nigel's teen brain was plastic. Literally changing and growing in response to experiences like learning, creativity, and positive relationships.
Up to the age of 20, we are literally changing all the time. I once liked a girl at school called Jenny Blackwell. I decided to tell her. So I went up to Jenny and pushed her to the ground. She started crying.

'Why did you do that Mike?' She said

'To be honest Jenny, it wasn't exactly what I had planned to do' was my reply

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