Fixed it for you a little bit.
Nigel Farage - Reform leader
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He's pronounced that he's been speaking with the Taliban to return 'migrants' to Afghanistan...
Not only is it strange to be negotiating now, these are asylum seekers and obviously a regime that are persecuting and murdering people who fled would want them back ffs
Not only is it strange to be negotiating now, these are asylum seekers and obviously a regime that are persecuting and murdering people who fled would want them back ffs
Is that true?
So he thinks it’s a good idea to send afghans back to the taliban after they fled for their own safety.
That’s cruel AF
Also he's presumably about to propose giving money to the Taliban which would be some feat of devilment wouldn't it?
Do you actually have a soirce for this
I like this guy
Yes, it was part of a recurring segment on James O'Brien's show about reform.
They normally clip them for youtube and I'll post If/when they do
Also heard this, what a joke.
Thanks Drainy.
I couldn't believe that JOB missed the point that its the organisation these asylum seekers are fleeing from!
Just a lying sack of shit.
Am I wrong to suspect that if his name was actually Figel Narage that a lot of his current base would have been unable to bring themselves to vote for him?
If the NHS bus didn't put her off, I doubt this will
Savitha Prakash, an NHS doctor living in the London borough of Harrow, believes there are similarities between the Reform UK leader, Nigel Farage, and India’s prime minister, Narendra Modi. “He’s [Modi] one of those people, like Nigel, he walks the talk. He made [a] difference to the country,” said Prakash, who chairs Reform UK’s branch in Harrow.
In particular, the 47-year-old said Farage and Modi – who have each been accused by their critics of scapegoating marginalised communities – were focused on putting the needs of the majority first.
“There was a time before [Modi] came into power that minority appeasement was normal,” she said. “Everybody believed that if you want to be in power, you have to appease the majority. Today’s Nigel speaks the same thing. He speaks about looking out for the majority.”
Prakash, a first-generation immigrant born in India, said this was one of many reasons behind the growing support among British Indians for Reform UK.
Last year, research by the 1928 Institute – a group of Oxford academics who analyse the British Indian community – showed support for Reform had risen from 4% in 2024 to 13% in 2025. “British Indian support for Reform is significantly lower than that of the general UK population. However, there is a strong upwards trend in support,” the report said.
Prakash is one example of this trend. She arrived in the UK from the southern Indian state of Mysore in 2003, aged 23, on a visitor visa to complete her medical exams. She got a job as a junior doctor in the NHS and was granted a work visa, before being granted indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and British citizenship.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...nigel-farage-reform-uk-harrow-local-elections
Interesting piece showing a big uptick in support for Reform in the British Indian community.
In particular, the 47-year-old said Farage and Modi – who have each been accused by their critics of scapegoating marginalised communities – were focused on putting the needs of the majority first.
“There was a time before [Modi] came into power that minority appeasement was normal,” she said. “Everybody believed that if you want to be in power, you have to appease the majority. Today’s Nigel speaks the same thing. He speaks about looking out for the majority.”
Prakash, a first-generation immigrant born in India, said this was one of many reasons behind the growing support among British Indians for Reform UK.
Last year, research by the 1928 Institute – a group of Oxford academics who analyse the British Indian community – showed support for Reform had risen from 4% in 2024 to 13% in 2025. “British Indian support for Reform is significantly lower than that of the general UK population. However, there is a strong upwards trend in support,” the report said.
Prakash is one example of this trend. She arrived in the UK from the southern Indian state of Mysore in 2003, aged 23, on a visitor visa to complete her medical exams. She got a job as a junior doctor in the NHS and was granted a work visa, before being granted indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and British citizenship.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...nigel-farage-reform-uk-harrow-local-elections
Interesting piece showing a big uptick in support for Reform in the British Indian community.
Because they are to a man and woman right wing Muslim hating lunatics. And them and their ilk are propping up Temu Hitler over here in India.
I was going to say the same thing, it's still just a bunch of racists supporting Reform. Annoyingly it'll get used to try demonstrate that Reform aren't racist if they have Indian support.
Exactly this 100%, there has been massive persecution against Sikhs and Muslims in India. Take this cnut for example.
Oh feck off you racist gobshite.
The Irish go mad on St George's Day? Interesting claim.
These days, if you say you're English.....
So, Farage plans to reduce dept by slashing benefits and forcing people in to work, even it leads to civil unrest, once again claiming that people on benefits are as well off as people working.
Yesterday, I first went to (the ironically named) Deptford to see the place where we had scattered a family members ashes, then we went to the area around London bridge station and the city on the other side of the Thames. It was like experiencing two completely different worlds, the excesses of poverty and wealth. The utter deprivation of the poor vs the gross wealth of the well off. Whole borough’s being completely neglected whilst other area’s being invested in like never seen before. The inequality is breathtaking. And what does Nigel Farage want to do? He wants to clamp down further on the poor (as if there is anything left to clamp down on), whilst the rich & wealthy get even richer & wealthier. Not only is Farage a racist, he’s also determined to further disintegrate the welfare state and civil liberties. Farage is the man of the racists and/or big corporations.
What needs to happen in order to eventually reduce national dept, reduce criminality, increase living standards, and get people back in to work is investment in the poorest areas of the UK, the opposite to what Farage wants to do.
Yesterday, I first went to (the ironically named) Deptford to see the place where we had scattered a family members ashes, then we went to the area around London bridge station and the city on the other side of the Thames. It was like experiencing two completely different worlds, the excesses of poverty and wealth. The utter deprivation of the poor vs the gross wealth of the well off. Whole borough’s being completely neglected whilst other area’s being invested in like never seen before. The inequality is breathtaking. And what does Nigel Farage want to do? He wants to clamp down further on the poor (as if there is anything left to clamp down on), whilst the rich & wealthy get even richer & wealthier. Not only is Farage a racist, he’s also determined to further disintegrate the welfare state and civil liberties. Farage is the man of the racists and/or big corporations.
What needs to happen in order to eventually reduce national dept, reduce criminality, increase living standards, and get people back in to work is investment in the poorest areas of the UK, the opposite to what Farage wants to do.
Except St George is the patron of Genoa, not the English..
Another scandal for facist Farage. Although the gift isn’t taxable, he’s still been lobbying on behalf of crypto. No one gives you £5m for no reason.
No doubt this becomes an ongoing scandal that is brought up to Farage for months on end... I won't hold my breath.
Gifts aren't taxable?? What is that supposed to mean?
Surely a blood relative or spouse gifting you something vs obvious corruption are two different things?
Also, how do they reconcile this with the inheritance tax? Couldn't that just be 'gifted' then?
Genuinely don't know and this statement flabbergasts me, hence the question.
I think its to do with overseas gifts and it does come into play at some point but not at the outset I believe.
You don't pay tax on gifts, but if you give someone a gift and they die within 6 or 7 years of receiving it (can't remember how long exactly) then it gets added to inheritance tax. Its to stop people gifting away their estate on their deathbed to avoid tax.
Sometimes people get tripped up by being given a gift by their parents which they use to buy a house. The parent dies, then the gift becomes taxable, but they've bought a house with it, so they dont have the cash. They end up owing the tax man £50K or whatever and have to sell the house to pay it.
Got my reform election letter through the post there. Nigel talks about how Scottish people “feel ignored”. What a fecking cheek. The cnut who drove brexit into existence, a move a vast majority of Scot’s voted against, talking absolute pish.
It would honestly surprise me if Nige had been further North than Edinburgh. Dickhead.
It would honestly surprise me if Nige had been further North than Edinburgh. Dickhead.
He’s already spent the 5M on ‘private security’ wink wink nudge nudge.
He’s talking about white Scottish people being ignored in favour of people from other ethnic backgrounds. Bit like the tactics Hitler used to use to get the popular vote when the Nazi’s came to power.
I'd love to see his face the first time he meets a Scottish Asian and, in a thick Glaswegian accent, the guy calls him a pie and says that his da sells Avon.
I know that it's not all sunshine and rainbows up here but for the most part the only thing that differentiates you in Scotland is whether you're a good cnut or just a plain old cnut.
Such a repulsive piece of shit. I fecking detest anyone who thinks about voting for him and his racist party.
Fecking state of the country and some people after what he said and did and they welcome him back with open arms.
You don't pay tax on gifts from anyone, regardless of relation? And that's the law in the UK?
As long as you live for 7 years after the gift is given, yes.
So let me get this straight, the Jewish community will heckle the police, the local mp and keir but when well known anti semite Nigel farage shows up to speak, they stand there silently and listen to him.... I think these crowds are fake and paid for by foreign agents
They’re also saying the tories have let us down up here. Their current fecking Scottish leader was a Tory up until last year.
Trust the same cnuts who’ve got us all into this mess the last 15 years. Just under a different name.
Bizarro world.