Nigel farage

[Georgeianotits]

Can we all give our opinion on reform and that guy please.

100%

Tactical voting.

I’ll vote for whichever party is most likely to beat Reform in my constituency.

Farage has Starmer in a panic as evidenced by his recent conference In Liverpool. Peddling (unproven) fear in an attempt to scare people into not voting for Reform. One of the basics os salesmanship is;

Don’t try to sell a negative. Concentrate on the positives.

Very like the remain campaign before the 2016 referendum which became known as project fear. They focussed more on theoretical negatives rather than the benefits of being a member of the EU.

If there is a general election next year, I will vote for Reform. However, if the next election is in 2029, I will not be voting for anyone as I will no longer be in the UK.

Farage is throwing quite the tantrum about Starmer's speech, not a fan of free speech after all.

If you vote Reform, you vote for their policies

I didn’t see panic, I saw confidence in what’s right.
Reform’s whole MO is selling negatives. Perhaps you ought to tell Farage.

Ah, just as his orange friend brought an end to the war in Ukraine in a day.
Oh, hang on …..

🤣🤣🤣

@MrsSkylerWhite

If Labour are not afraid of Farage, why mention him at all? Would it not be better for them to explain how to address peoples’ concerns which seem to be:

Cost of living

Immigration

hahahaha, do you think Labour is really that powerful? Don't you think the 14 years previous have anything to do with it?

Cost of living and immigration aren't helped by Farage's Brexit

@DuncinToffee

Cost of living and immigration aren't helped by Farage's Brexit

As always corrections are required.

Cost of living rise is attributed to:

Austerity from 2008 onwards due to financial crash. Was the financial crisis caused by Brexit. No, not possible as Article 50 was not passed by the EU until 2009

COVID 2020 to 2023 causing supply chain issues worldwide. Brexit did not cause COVID.

Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 which caused energy prices to increase. Did Brexit prompt Russia to invade the Ukraine. No it did not.

Due to wars and troubles in the Middle East region, millions have fled Westwards into the EU. In 2020, the figure was 2 million. In 2022, the figure was 5 million. Some have found their way into the UK.

The most common nationality of people arriving in the UK by boat is:

Afghanistan
Eritrea
Iran
Iraq
Syria

Did Brexit cause the troubles in those Countries that people are fleeing from. No is the answer.

Will the UK need more immigrants in the future? Yes is the answer due to an ageing population and declining birth rate. However, they need to be immigrants that can contribute to the economy as opposed to those who take from the economy.

Article 50 was triggered on 29 March 2017. Farage was not an UK MP until 4 July 2024.

Farage's Brexit is negative for the UK on top of everything else

I see you are back to using 'the Ukraine', like Putin.

You have this back to front. It’s Farage who says what people want to hear. You get complicated answers from any politicians with integrity because these are complicated, cash-free, cash-needed times.

Exhibit A:

@DuncinToffee

Vote leave was formed in 2015 by Dominic Cummins, Matthew Elliott and the sole UKIP MP, Douglas Carswell, alongside MPs from both conservative and Labour and Nigel Lawson. So, why people refer to Farage’s Brexit is odd.

Brexit was endorsed by the electorate in the 2019 General Election when they rejected the Liberal Democrat’s offer to revoke.

Thats an awful lot of people.

And is their vote qualitatively less than yours?

They certainly appear to have secured your government’s attention.

Funny that.

Yawn.

Do you only go back to 2016, or are you willing to consider the Napoleonic wars too, for example?

"Farages Brexit" In what sense does this statement make sense?

Who was that guy that promoted Brexit so much, started with F, ended with arage.🤔

Anyone care tho explain those great policies that will rescue the UK?

Sadly I think he will become next pm

sad times for the uk indeed

other parties will simply not address immigration
and that’s what will get him in

I know…

It simply diminishes all those who voted for it.
Some posting on here would rather certain people lose the vote….

Calling out a public figure’s disgraceful views does not equate to being “afraid” of him.
"Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing”.

Many of those voters now realise what a dreadful mistake they made in falling for the lies.

I am sure you can back up those accusations?

I remember when he called the referendum, and when he negotiated the brexit deal