Showing posts with label Nigel Farage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigel Farage. Show all posts
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Can Nigel Farage Make Britain Christian Again?
Sep 15, 2026 | “Do not ask me to love everyone as I love those I’m close to – my actual neighbours.”
Reform UK has a vision for Britain built on family, community, and country, seeking to restore Britain to its Christian values. But what are those values? And can Christian nationalism work in the UK?
This is an original documentary for Times Radio produced by Hannah Drayton, Seth Maile, and Ben Wormald.
God Almighty! This agenda is redolent of Hitler’s agenda! Fascism is truly alive and kicking!
These people are dangerous. Keep them well away from the levers of power! Family, community, and country indeed! They’ll be coming with Ein Volk, ein Reich, und ein Führer next! Then people will know for sure that the country is in deep doo-doo!
If the shortage of babies is what they are concerned about—and they should be concerned about that—there is only one way to solve that problem and it is for women to have more babies. Reform UK won’t solve that problem with their policies.
And women will only be able to have more babies if they stay out of the workplace and procreate. This dearth of babies has been caused by feminism. The shortage started when women decided that motherhood was beneath them, so they chose equality with men instead. Fat lot of good that has done society!
When women are out working, they have little time to give birth, and still less time to raise babies. So, if society needs more babies—and it certainly does—it must be made possible for women to be able to afford to return to the home, return to traditional motherhood. Only then will western countries be able to facilitate enough babies being born.
It must be remembered, too, that children don’t bring themselves up. Good mothers do. The old model of the father being the breadwinner and the mother caring for the home and raising the children, with manners and good behaviour, was a model which we would do well to emulate today. All we need do is look around us and see what has happened to standards of behaviour by abandoning that model.
I know full well that my message will not be well received by many. The truth often hurts. Nevertheless, it needs to be stated.
Many think we can have it all: careers, children, solid family lives, etc. Unfortunately, we often cannot; so we must choose and prioritise. — © Mark Alexander
Reform UK has a vision for Britain built on family, community, and country, seeking to restore Britain to its Christian values. But what are those values? And can Christian nationalism work in the UK?
This is an original documentary for Times Radio produced by Hannah Drayton, Seth Maile, and Ben Wormald.
God Almighty! This agenda is redolent of Hitler’s agenda! Fascism is truly alive and kicking!
These people are dangerous. Keep them well away from the levers of power! Family, community, and country indeed! They’ll be coming with Ein Volk, ein Reich, und ein Führer next! Then people will know for sure that the country is in deep doo-doo!
If the shortage of babies is what they are concerned about—and they should be concerned about that—there is only one way to solve that problem and it is for women to have more babies. Reform UK won’t solve that problem with their policies.
And women will only be able to have more babies if they stay out of the workplace and procreate. This dearth of babies has been caused by feminism. The shortage started when women decided that motherhood was beneath them, so they chose equality with men instead. Fat lot of good that has done society!
When women are out working, they have little time to give birth, and still less time to raise babies. So, if society needs more babies—and it certainly does—it must be made possible for women to be able to afford to return to the home, return to traditional motherhood. Only then will western countries be able to facilitate enough babies being born.
It must be remembered, too, that children don’t bring themselves up. Good mothers do. The old model of the father being the breadwinner and the mother caring for the home and raising the children, with manners and good behaviour, was a model which we would do well to emulate today. All we need do is look around us and see what has happened to standards of behaviour by abandoning that model.
I know full well that my message will not be well received by many. The truth often hurts. Nevertheless, it needs to be stated.
Many think we can have it all: careers, children, solid family lives, etc. Unfortunately, we often cannot; so we must choose and prioritise. — © Mark Alexander
Why Reform’s Latest £72 Million Mega-donation Could Be Made Illegal
Keep BIG MONEY OUT of British politics; otherwise, we’ll end up with a SHITSHOW like they have in the States — a VERY CORRUPT political system which bears no resemblance to a true democracy. It is simply a political system which serves the needs of BIG BUSINESS. — © Mark Alexander
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Crypto Billionaire's £36 Million Donation to Reform
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Farage Lands Record £36m Donation
THE TELEGRAPH: Cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo says he wants to ensure Reform has a ‘level playing field’ at the polls
Screenshot taken from this Telegraph article. | Ben Delo, 42, the co-founder of cryptocurrency trading platform BitMEX, is said to have made his first billion in 2014 Credit: Paul Grover for The Telegraph
Reform UK has received a record £36m donation in a major boost to Nigel Farage’s hopes of winning the next general election.
Ben Delo, a cryptocurrency billionaire, said he had given the money to ensure “a fair fight” at the polls. It also signals his vote of confidence in Mr Farage after a difficult summer for the Reform leader.
The game-changing gift from Mr Delo, who was already the party’s second-largest donor, means Reform has raised five times as much as the Conservatives this year and more than six times as much as Labour.
Both parties have raised considerably more than Reform in the eight years since it was founded.
Writing for The Telegraph, Mr Delo says that only a massive injection of cash can enable Reform to compete with the “entrenched advantages” enjoyed by its rivals. » | Gordon Rayner | Associate editor | Friday, September 11, 2026
Reform UK has received a record £36m donation in a major boost to Nigel Farage’s hopes of winning the next general election.
Ben Delo, a cryptocurrency billionaire, said he had given the money to ensure “a fair fight” at the polls. It also signals his vote of confidence in Mr Farage after a difficult summer for the Reform leader.
The game-changing gift from Mr Delo, who was already the party’s second-largest donor, means Reform has raised five times as much as the Conservatives this year and more than six times as much as Labour.
Both parties have raised considerably more than Reform in the eight years since it was founded.
Writing for The Telegraph, Mr Delo says that only a massive injection of cash can enable Reform to compete with the “entrenched advantages” enjoyed by its rivals. » | Gordon Rayner | Associate editor | Friday, September 11, 2026
Friday, September 11, 2026
Friday, August 28, 2026
Michael Lambert: Why Reform's Crazy Operation Fortress Is Unworkable
Aug 28, 2026 | Reform's new Operation Fortress will never work — it's illegal, unworkable and would put lives at risk.
Reform UK have just published their big plan to stop the small boats — Operation Fortress — and, frankly, it's just not right. On paper it sounds tough: Royal Navy River Class patrol vessels, RHIBs, helicopters from Doncaster, P8 Poseidon aircraft and drones to force every small boat back into French waters.
In practice, as I explain in this video, it collapses on three grounds. First, it's illegal. Forcing dinghies back violates the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and French sovereignty — you can't just dump people in France's waters. Second, it's logistically absurd — you'd need to station warships permanently in the Dover Strait (the busiest shipping lane in the world, 400-500 large vessel movements a day), manhandle people who don't want to go into RHIBs, fly helicopters 200 miles from Doncaster, and even threaten "lethal force" if French police intervene. One photo in the document shows an aircraft carrier — to stop a rubber dinghy. And third, it's diplomatically impossible — as one of Reform's own endorsers admitted, France will never agree to take them back. It's another fantasy policy — after the £1bn Rwanda farce — paid for by the taxpayer.
Reform UK have just published their big plan to stop the small boats — Operation Fortress — and, frankly, it's just not right. On paper it sounds tough: Royal Navy River Class patrol vessels, RHIBs, helicopters from Doncaster, P8 Poseidon aircraft and drones to force every small boat back into French waters.
In practice, as I explain in this video, it collapses on three grounds. First, it's illegal. Forcing dinghies back violates the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and French sovereignty — you can't just dump people in France's waters. Second, it's logistically absurd — you'd need to station warships permanently in the Dover Strait (the busiest shipping lane in the world, 400-500 large vessel movements a day), manhandle people who don't want to go into RHIBs, fly helicopters 200 miles from Doncaster, and even threaten "lethal force" if French police intervene. One photo in the document shows an aircraft carrier — to stop a rubber dinghy. And third, it's diplomatically impossible — as one of Reform's own endorsers admitted, France will never agree to take them back. It's another fantasy policy — after the £1bn Rwanda farce — paid for by the taxpayer.
Friday, August 21, 2026
Was Clacton Fiasco Beginning of the End for Farage and Reform?
August 21, 2026 | Farage has gone missing since the Clacton by-election — and the party he built is falling apart around him.
I wasn't going to talk about Farage this week, but after the Clacton by-election he's done a disappearing act and Reform UK appears to be in complete meltdown.
n this video I look at why calling that by-election was the first major unforced error of Farage's career — the moment he realised he'd made a classic mistake and went to ground.
From the poll slump (27% down to 24%) to the pressers from Richard Tice and Bob Jenrick, the £50 billion benefit cut plan, and the long list of scandals and fallings-out — the £5 million gift, the tax investigations, the convictions — this is a party beginning to look like a complete rabble.
I also ask the bigger question: Is this finally it for the man who brought us Brexit? …
I wasn't going to talk about Farage this week, but after the Clacton by-election he's done a disappearing act and Reform UK appears to be in complete meltdown.
n this video I look at why calling that by-election was the first major unforced error of Farage's career — the moment he realised he'd made a classic mistake and went to ground.
From the poll slump (27% down to 24%) to the pressers from Richard Tice and Bob Jenrick, the £50 billion benefit cut plan, and the long list of scandals and fallings-out — the £5 million gift, the tax investigations, the convictions — this is a party beginning to look like a complete rabble.
I also ask the bigger question: Is this finally it for the man who brought us Brexit? …
Sunday, August 16, 2026
Nigel Farage Has Had ‘A Complete Change of Character’ | Michael Crick
Aug 16, 2026 | “Gone is the affable character, affable Farage of old, who you know, gets on with people, laughs at himself, has a bit of fun. Now we've got the snarling man of continuous grievance who makes ridiculous claims against the media.”
Nigel Farage’s biographer, Michael Crick says that over the past few months the Reform UK leader has had “a complete change of personality.”
Nigel Farage’s biographer, Michael Crick says that over the past few months the Reform UK leader has had “a complete change of personality.”
Saturday, August 15, 2026
Rob Groves: The Establishment "UniParty" Candidate Was Farage
Friday, August 14, 2026
Michael Lambert: Farage Won the By-election. His Supporters' Comments Prove the Problem
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Sunday, August 09, 2026
Widdecombe Murder Police Reopen Inquiry into Alleged Attempt to Firebomb Farage’s Home
THE GUARDIAN: Watchdog examines handling of an incident last year that was treated as an attempted burglary
Counter-terrorism police investigating the death of Ann Widdecombe have reopened an inquiry into an incident last year, in which Nigel Farage’s home was allegedly firebombed.
During the incident in April 2025, a lit incendiary device was pushed through the Reform UK leader’s letterbox, according to reports.
Police did not identify any suspects during their investigation of the incident at the time, which was treated as an attempted burglary, and so the investigation was closed, pending any new lines of inquiry.
Since the case was reopened, CTP London said it had identified a line of inquiry “which may have been relevant” but was “not identified and pursued by [counter-terrorism police] at the time”. » | Donna Ferguson and Nadeem Badshah | Saturday, August 8, 2026
Counter-terrorism police investigating the death of Ann Widdecombe have reopened an inquiry into an incident last year, in which Nigel Farage’s home was allegedly firebombed.
During the incident in April 2025, a lit incendiary device was pushed through the Reform UK leader’s letterbox, according to reports.
Police did not identify any suspects during their investigation of the incident at the time, which was treated as an attempted burglary, and so the investigation was closed, pending any new lines of inquiry.
Since the case was reopened, CTP London said it had identified a line of inquiry “which may have been relevant” but was “not identified and pursued by [counter-terrorism police] at the time”. » | Donna Ferguson and Nadeem Badshah | Saturday, August 8, 2026
Friday, August 07, 2026
Michael Lambert: Nigel Farage's £5 Million Cover-up Is Falling Apart
August 7, 2026 | Nigel Farage triggered a by-election in Clacton — not for his constituents, but to distract from a parliamentary inquiry into an undeclared £5 million gift from a Thai-based crypto billionaire.
His plan: win big, claim a mandate, and make the inquiry look like political persecution. It hasn't gone to plan. The main parties refused to stand. He's running against Count Binface and 33 others. He'll win — but on a reduced majority and a humiliatingly low turnout. And in September, the inquiry resumes anyway.
If the Parliamentary Standards Committee suspends him for 10 or more days, a recall petition follows — requiring 10% of Clacton voters' signatures. That triggers yet another by-election. More humiliation. More decline.
This is a man who built a 25-year political career on being the plain-speaking outsider. Now he's the one dodging questions about £5 million he "forgot" to declare. The beginning of the end? I think so.
His plan: win big, claim a mandate, and make the inquiry look like political persecution. It hasn't gone to plan. The main parties refused to stand. He's running against Count Binface and 33 others. He'll win — but on a reduced majority and a humiliatingly low turnout. And in September, the inquiry resumes anyway.
If the Parliamentary Standards Committee suspends him for 10 or more days, a recall petition follows — requiring 10% of Clacton voters' signatures. That triggers yet another by-election. More humiliation. More decline.
This is a man who built a 25-year political career on being the plain-speaking outsider. Now he's the one dodging questions about £5 million he "forgot" to declare. The beginning of the end? I think so.
Tuesday, August 04, 2026
Rupert Lowe And Farage ‘Can’t Work Together’ | Peter Hitchens
Aug 4, 2026 | “If Nigel Farage is in charge, then Rupert is not going to be happy and vice versa.”
Nobody who has worked with Nigel Farage has “lasted very long”, and that is unlikely to change, says author and broadcaster Peter Hitchens.
Nobody who has worked with Nigel Farage has “lasted very long”, and that is unlikely to change, says author and broadcaster Peter Hitchens.
Saturday, August 01, 2026
Saturday, July 25, 2026
Rob Groves: Burnham's Brexit Reset vs the Farage Clause
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Farage’s Furious Clash with Times Editor Stuns Figures Close to Him
THE GUARDIAN: ‘Strong confrontation’ comes at fragile moment for Reform’s relations with rightwing media as coverage turns negative
Screenshot taken from this Guardian article. | Nigel Farage speaking at the inaugural CPAC GB event on 17 July. Photograph: James Veysey/Shutterstock
Nigel Farage is no stranger to expressing his ire at what he regards as the liberal establishment, but even figures close to him were surprised at the tirade of anger he unleashed upon the editor of the Times.
The exchange, which is said to have included an expletive aimed at Tony Gallagher, was triggered by the Reform UK leader’s outrage that the paper was planning to run a story about his houses, which he said endangered his family.
A source with knowledge of the encounter said it ended in “a strong confrontation”.
It is a fragile moment for Reform’s relationship with Britain’s rightwing media, whose coverage of Farage and his byelection gamble has taken a negative turn since questions were raised about his funding and finances.
Coverage by the Times and the Sun, part of Rupert Murdoch’s News UK stable, as well as the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail, has made for tough reading for Reform in recent days.
While the Telegraph has given column inches to party figures to air their grievances at the media, recent stories have also described Farage’s decision to subject himself to a “people versus the establishment” byelection in Clacton as a “summer gamble” and a farce. » | Michael Savage | Media editor | Saturday, July 18, 2026
Nigel Farage is no stranger to expressing his ire at what he regards as the liberal establishment, but even figures close to him were surprised at the tirade of anger he unleashed upon the editor of the Times.
The exchange, which is said to have included an expletive aimed at Tony Gallagher, was triggered by the Reform UK leader’s outrage that the paper was planning to run a story about his houses, which he said endangered his family.
A source with knowledge of the encounter said it ended in “a strong confrontation”.
It is a fragile moment for Reform’s relationship with Britain’s rightwing media, whose coverage of Farage and his byelection gamble has taken a negative turn since questions were raised about his funding and finances.
Coverage by the Times and the Sun, part of Rupert Murdoch’s News UK stable, as well as the Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail, has made for tough reading for Reform in recent days.
While the Telegraph has given column inches to party figures to air their grievances at the media, recent stories have also described Farage’s decision to subject himself to a “people versus the establishment” byelection in Clacton as a “summer gamble” and a farce. » | Michael Savage | Media editor | Saturday, July 18, 2026
Friday, July 17, 2026
Michael Lambert: I Found Out that Nobody Cares about the By-election
July 17, 2026 | I went to the seaside this week. I went to Clacton to experience the excitement of the coming by-election; but what I found was something much more concerning for our democracy.
I spoke to more than 40 people, and what astonished me was the sheer number of voters who knew nothing about the by-election or simply didn't care about politics at all.
Of those who did, the divide was stark: either a cult-like devotion to Nigel Farage, or a damning view of him as an opportunist chancer.
In this video, I break down the conversations I had, the misinformation being spread, and why the "they are all the same" narrative is dangerous for our political discourse.
Nigel Farage is indeed a charlatan. I agree with you totally. Unfortunately, many people in this country are not discerning enough to be able to observe his character flaws. I cannot help but worry for the future of democracy in this country. In fact, with Trump in power in the US as well, I cannot help but worry about the future of democracy in the West as a whole. — © Mark Alexander
I spoke to more than 40 people, and what astonished me was the sheer number of voters who knew nothing about the by-election or simply didn't care about politics at all.
Of those who did, the divide was stark: either a cult-like devotion to Nigel Farage, or a damning view of him as an opportunist chancer.
In this video, I break down the conversations I had, the misinformation being spread, and why the "they are all the same" narrative is dangerous for our political discourse.
Nigel Farage is indeed a charlatan. I agree with you totally. Unfortunately, many people in this country are not discerning enough to be able to observe his character flaws. I cannot help but worry for the future of democracy in this country. In fact, with Trump in power in the US as well, I cannot help but worry about the future of democracy in the West as a whole. — © Mark Alexander
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