Read the article above to see how frightened he luvvies are of Farage, representative of the people.
It is written by a Guardian journalist who went to Cambridge. It is so over the top, it is laughable. A picture of Farage smoking a cigar is used to depict Farage as almost a threat to British values. What it shows is that Farage is a threat to British luvvies.
I knew the Guardian was a luvvie paper and not a paper of the people like the Daily Mail, but this is so over the top that the luvvies have lost it.
"American republicans apparently believe he may “run Britain”. It is easy to laugh at that idea from this side of the Atlantic. Here in the UK the liberal consensus appears still to be that, despite a poll predicting that Farage will win a seat in the general election, he and Ukip are marginal, even declining forces on the national stage – and perhaps even a Good Thing if they undermine Cameron and let Labour form a government.
But we should pay heed to the American view of Farage. And we should be scared by this photograph. This is a picture of a dangerous man.
It is as if, to impress the Yanks, Farage has unveiled his inner gangster: the street fighter, the Machiavellian bastard, showing his arrogance and thuggishness."
Farage is no Machiavelli, he is of the people and tells it straight which is why the people vote for him and UKIP.
It is the Oxbridge luvvies who are the spinners and students of Machiavelli. They have to be in order to fool the people, lord it over them and misrule them.
It was Oxford graduate and Blair's former chief of staff, jJonathan Powell, who wrote a book called "The New Machiavelli: How to Wield Power in the Modern World". It is Oxford PPE Tony Blair, who used the spin skills of the Prince of Darkness, Oxford PPE, Peter Mandelson.
Luvvies have to use spin to fool the people. Luvvies are desperate, they are losing, the people are rising, they have had enough.
Power is slipping from the Oxbridge luvvies' grasp and they are lashing out at Farage and the people as they see their plans and schemes begin to crumble as the people demand change.
The Guardian journalist writes
"The way to fight Farage is with street protests, demonstrations, cartoons, insults – and any political weapon that comes to hand."
That is the way the Oxbridge luvvies fight. They fight dirty when they are losing. They know it's over.
Why not fight just using truth as Farage does.
Long live the people. We will win.