Proof: #Farage applied for German citizenship – and could face 5 yrs prison for it

n August, various news outlets reported a rumour that former UKIP leader Nigel Farage had applied for German citizenship and passport. That allegation was rubbished by ‘sources close to’ Mr Farage:

In a worldwide exclusive, the SKWAWKBOX can report that not only did Nigel Farage apply for a German passport, but he did so on the day after the EU referendum – and is under police investigation for allegedly providing false information.
Mr Farage was reported to the police by a concerned German citizen with an interest in British politics, who knew of the application and believed it could not have been made legitimately.
German law normally requires 8 years residency – with only minimal absences – in order to qualify for a passport. For those with a German spouse – Mr Farage’s wife is German – the length of residency is reduced to 3 years’ continual residency. Mr Farage has not, according to the complainant, come anywhere near meeting those requirements but, on the application form, used the Hamburg address of a relative of his wife to claim residency.
The fact of the application and of the subsequent allegation and police investigation can be found in these confirmations from Hamburg police to the complainant – the first being the initial confirmation of receipt and case number and the second a response to a request for an update:

The SKWAWKBOX has spoken to the Hamburg police station PK24 and, while unwilling to discuss details of the case, the officer confirmed that the case reference, which is highlighted in the first image above, concerns a live and ongoing case 3 months after the complaint.
The ongoing police case puts beyond doubt the question of whether Nigel Farage made an application for a German passport.
The information from the complainant makes clear that he did so immediately after the EU referendum, which means that while celebrating his ‘win’ to take Britain out of the EU, he was making plans to retain EU citizenship.
The ongoing police investigation also raises an interesting possibility about Farage’s frequent appearances with US President-elect Donald Trump.
According to the German Staatsangehörigkeitsgesetz (Nationality Act), an attempt to obtain German naturalisation under false pretences is a serious offence with serious consequences:

Could Nigel Farage’s eagerness to cosy up to Trump and rumoured attempts to gain US citizenship be driven by a desire to be out of reach of the potential consequences if he were found guilty, given the difficulty of extraditing US citizens to other countries to face trial?
Whatever the truth about Farage’s recent fondness for the US, it’s now beyond question that the then-UKIP leader was campaigning to take Britain out of the EU while intending to retain EU citizenship for himself. Draw your own conclusions about that and what it means for him and whether his supposed disdain for the EU was anything more than ego-driven posturing to support a vanity project.


https://skwawkbox.org/2016/12/30/proof-farage-applied-for-german-citizenship-and-hes-under-police-investigation-for-it/

Oh dear, poor Nigel

Isn't it sad lol

Young Nigel has completed Phase One of his evil plot to completely destabilise, distract and demoralise the world as we know it...

1.  Divide the United Kingdom, turning friends against foes and friends alike..

Now on the second chapter :

2.  Figuring out how to escape the British Isles, to further his grand plan to help his nefarious chums Donald "the Dumpster" and Vlad "the impaler", with their grand dastardly scheme to break up the previouly 'United' States of America  !          

What a lot of bollocks Wolfie, Farage wanted out of the EU [as I and 17 million others did] it was due to him we got the referendum, and as for saying he wants to break up the USA, what the hell are you drinking/smoking?

52% voted out of the EU,  nicko...
48% voted to stay..

Like I said --  li'l ol' Nige divided your country into two !!!


Likewise, Don de dom dom Frumpster is already dividing the USA into various camps.  Even before he takes office on Jan. 20th..

How long to you think it will be, before the USA turns in on itself after Trump assumes office, "middle America" is already in self-destruction mode..        

Democratic vote mate, 17 million+ can't be all wrong, It's JUST A FEW "REMAINERS" Who are frightened of losing money. Most fair minded people accept the result.

So where's the proof that Nigel Farage applied for German citizenship?

Are those rumours true that Tommy's puddy cat avatar was seen visiting the Austrian embassy, and enquiring about immigration and quarantine requirements ?

Isn't Farage's Wife German, could have something to do with it,
if it's true that is.

Sassquatch scraping the bottom of the Grand canyon with this one...!





Oh dear!!!

Read it Tommy, it even has the police case number.

Further:

Last night’s article on Nigel Farage’s application for a German passport has, not surprisingly, attracted significant interest. It has also attracted some challenges, given the information that this writer saw for background and corroboration but was not able to publish in the article, in order to comply with the conditions on which the whistleblowers were willing to provide the information.
After further conversations this morning, one of the witnesses to the application has agreed to the publication of further information to help substantiate the evidence already shown – the address used by Mr Farage on his application:
Paul-Sorge-Str 133-135, 22455 Hamburg – shown on the map below.

The address belongs to a relative of Mr Farage’s wife, Kirsten. Don’t be confused if it comes up as the address of a school – it is the registered office address of a swimming school (the school and pool is at Sachsenweg 78 in Hamburg), registered to the address of the owner.
As shown in the previous article, the penalty for making a false declaration on a passport application is up to 5 years in prison or a fine, so if the allegations of a false declaration are upheld, the situation for the former UKIP leader could be serious.
Hopefully, this information will help to lay to rest the doubts of those who have objected to what could be revealed so far. Except, of course, for any whose doubts were driven by wishful thinking rather than genuine concern for the evidence.
PS. For those who are now postulating all this was to do with getting German citizenship for his kids, they automatically have it as a result of having a German citizen for a parent.


https://skwawkbox.org/2016/12/31/heres-the-address-farage-used-for-his-german-passport-application/

I can't see Mr Farage's name on those documents.

Raggamuffin wrote:I can't see Mr Farage's name on those documents.

Neither can anyone else.

Major wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:I can't see Mr Farage's name on those documents.

Neither can anyone else.

So where's the proof that the documents relate to Mr Farage? What do the documents even say?