If what's happening to former party leader and Brexit champion Nigel Farage is any indication, that charming old axiom may have reached its sell-by date.
In an editorial entitled "After my banking travails, I fear Britain is lost," Farage tells a hair-raising tale of institutionalized political bigotry and discrimination.
"We are living through the politicisation of our corporate sector. Woe betide you if you do not conform with its worldview," writes Farage.
Last year, the Labour MP Sir Chris Bryant claimed in the Commons chamber that I received £548,573 in one calendar year "From the Russian state".
"I am mystified at why some people are still missing from the list, including some of the broadcasters I simply point out that Nigel Farage received £548,573 from Russia Today in 2018 alone-this is from the Russian state."
For his sake, Farage loudly denied the allegations from the moment they were uttered.
The resultant persecution of pro-liberty leaders is evident around the globe: Nigel Farage has been falsely accused and de-banked in England; Donald Trump is endlessly de-platformed and persecuted in the U.S.; Former President Jair Bolsonaro - "The Trump of Brazil" - was convicted of nonsense abuse-of-power charges and banned from running for office for eight years; and endless "Corruption" charges, year after year, are leveled at Israel's on-again-off-again Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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