Last month Reform UK leader and rarely seen MP for Clacton Nigel Farage travelled to Florida hoping to meet Donald Trump. Although he was denied an audience with the president he did at least manage to cover his expenses with a £27,800 fee for addressing a "climate sceptic" right wing think tank (to add to the £1.4 million income from "outside earnings" that he has pocketed since being elected to parliament).
Let us hope that the snub is only temporary and the British electorate does not forget this beautiful trans-Atlantic friendship at the polls in May 🤗
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We must keep challenging those we know who support the extreme right because they are fed up with 'elites running the country'.with facts about this 'alternative' to the mainstream. If they think Farage is interested in anything other than money, they need some evidence to prove otherwise. Immigrants are a soft target to wind people up.
@FreddieUK In the end, whether you like "Elites" or not, nations are going to be run by either the smartest men in the room, or the richest men in the room.. And in all likelihood, the smartest men are going to end up being the richest.. And it is almost NEVER going to be the people officially in power. Its going to be the people whose money keeps them there..😷
