Is Nigel Farage controlled opposition?
Let’s try to get a grip on this one, shall we?
Elon Musk has been a prominent voice supporting Reform and Nigel Farage. There has even been the suggestion that he could donate a large amount of money to Reform to help it win political power in 2029. So far, so good. However, Musk has also revealed himself to be a big supporter of Tommy Robinson and even pinned the following to the top of his X Timeline for a few days!
Just for a moment, the stars aligned. Here was a moment when Reform could be supercharged by an injection of thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters and a stronger Reform created. This was a moment? Yes? Well, no..
Nigel Farage was having none of it. Just listen to what Farage had to say on the subject;
In essence, Farage wants NOTHING to do with Tommy Robinson and those who support him. He is also rejecting the Elon Musk narrative.
I think this is poor form from Farage yet again and even cowardly. Robinson is far from perfect, of course, but who in politics is? There are people in Reform with dubious records if we want to play that game. Furthermore, why dismiss all the many people who support Tommy Robinson? These are NOT all “working class” as Farage sneers, I met a Professor at the Robinson “Unite the Kingdom” rally!
I think Farage has a problem and it has a name - Islam. In short he is desperate not to be seen publicly as critical of it. The recently appointed Chairman of the Reform Party Zia Yusuf is Muslim. Farage seems reluctant to accept that the entire Rape Gang horror is mired in Pakistani-Bangladeshi gangs all of which are Muslim. The British Establishment also has this same reticence so I put it to you - is Nigel simply making plans for Nigel? Tell me what you think…
That thought has crossed my mind. It was Richard Tice who started me thinking along those lines. The Globalists have infiltrated the Conservative Party and the Labour Party, so why not the Reform Party? Nigel has gone from being a lion to being a pussy cat. I wonder if it has anything to do with the birth of his grand children. He is a genuine hero and should go down in history as such. He has done more than enough for the UK, and should feel free to retire, if he chooses. Ben Habib would be my favourite, to lead Reform.
Farage deserves enormous credit - he has achieved amazing things including Brexit and supercharging Reform. Unfortunately, he is weak on this incredibly important topic. Overall, I think that Rupert Lowe MP must be the future of Reform (and the UK).