Patriotic Brits suspect that Nigel Farage will sell out England just as fast as the last three prime ministers did. Ursula will make him an offer he can’t refuse….
Farage just admitted on video he’d rather protect groomers’ communities than deport them.
Rupert Lowe was right.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 17, 2026
“Decency & morality” doesn’t come into play when dealing with Mohammedans. That’s why Farage is not the man for the job. Farage is a slightly more pleasant variant of the same corrupt establishment that brought Britain to ruin. Mass deportation is the only way to save Britain.
Millions Deported. Entire Visa Routes Obliterated. The Rulebook Torn to Shreds. Rupert Lowe has just unleashed the most ruthless, unapologetic immigration crackdown in modern British history.
He calls it “deportation poetry.” Critics are calling it a draconian nightmare. From stripping citizenships to permanently banning “Red List” nations, Lowe promises to shutter the asylum hotels, expel non-English speakers, and put British families first at any cost. Are we witnessing the ultimate salvation of the UK, or its most dangerous political descent?
Nigel Farage is not going to deport anyone if Reform party wins.
— Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) February 15, 2026
Listen to this. He has the woke mind virus.
“I’m not going to start drawing ethnic lines on what being English is … it’s about how you feel and it’s about what your priorities are”.pic.twitter.com/kyLbliwHYN
England Elections May be Postponed Another Year Amid Fears of Victories for Farage’s Reform Party
“Let the people vote,” says Nigel Farage
“Let the people vote,” says Nigel Farage as a national newspaper reports county leaders have specifically cited the risk that his Reform UK party could win the English council elections in their arguments to cancel them.
Elections in seven English county councils, already postponed one year, may be postponed again. Brexit pioneer and Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage has launched a campaignagainst any further denial of a chance to vote to millions of Britons, while pointing out those councils who shout loudest about the need to postpone elections are those where sitting councillors are most likely to lose their seats to his surging populist party.





