Nigel Farage,?

[Greenhulk50]

Mr Farage , Who is he and do you trust him?

Edited September 7, 2022 by Greenhulk50

[EnigmaticWorld]

I like the fact that he is now adopting dissident Right talking points by talking about the dangers of too much legal immigration, not just illegal. That being said, I believe that he is only acting as a pressure release valve because he senses that Brits are getting angry about Britain losing its identity.

 

Ultimately, I don't trust him because of his stance on the vaxx, and because he shares some of Blair's views on digital IDs.

Edited September 7, 2022 by EnigmaticWorld

[Anti Facts Sir]

He's a fraud and no I don't.

[Nefaria]

He's fake, he jumps on the populist bandwagon whenever it suits and makes out he's just an ordinary bloke down the pub.  He was working as a Euro MEP even though he was "against it" taking their salary in the process. 

[bamboozooka]

once he said get the jab, he can fk right off

[Grumpy Owl]

19 hours ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

I like the fact that he is now adopting dissident Right talking points by talking about the dangers of too much legal immigration, not just illegal. That being said, I believe that he is only acting as a pressure release valve because he senses that Brits are getting angry about Britain losing its identity.

 

Ultimately, I don't trust him because of his stance on the vaxx, and because he shares some of Blair's views on digital IDs.

 

He's an opportunist.

 

Yes, I agree that he acts as a 'pressure release valve', but mainly for the benefit of the Tories.

 

When he was with UKIP, he was all about getting the UK out of the EU, and for a period of time it looked like UKIP could become a serious threat to the Establishment parties.

 

But no, of course once the Tories promised and delivered the referendum that UKIP had been demanding for years, he considered it "job done" and left UKIP, leaving others to try and pick up the pieces and keep the momentum going. For whatever reason, that never happened, and the final straw for me was when he turned round and urged UKIP members and supporters alike to "back Boris".

 

He then hijacked and took over the Brexit Party - he never set this party up himself despite some claims he made - just so he and his ex-UKIP cronies could get re-elected as MEPs, couldn't give up that gravy train after all!

 

He has a show on GB News, which should tell you all you need to know about that channel too.