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£5 million, Five million pounds Sterling. Proudly named in the tradition of having referential names for sums of money in the UK after Nigel Haw-Haw Farage who accepted a 5 million pound bribe to complete the destruction of the UK on behalf of the Billionaire/Epstein class that he had begun with Brexit and its aftermath. Source of the bribe was Christopher "I wonder why he lives in Thailand" Harborne, crypto schemer and money launderer. Harborne bought and paid for Reform UK spotting the weaknesses in the UK's system of financial regulation in politics and the relative benefits of buying governments as demonstrated in the USA and other countries. Other common slang money terms based on famous bribes are: Archer for £2,000 Bernie for £1,000,000
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