Thank God it’s over. The fireworks are spent, the naive, but well-meaning followers have gone home and the cheap made in China Union flags have been folded up and put away for another year. The first party conference of Reform UK showcased the egotism and arrogance of its founder/leader/owner.
The conference was filled with men and women cheering for the man who was going to stop immigration and reverse the leftward march of politics in this country. While there are many in Reform UK who can be classed as right-wing Tories and believe totally in Farage’s statement that “bigots” and “extremists” are not welcome in his party, a good number are potential racial Nationalists who will eventually see Farage for what he is.
In an interview with GB News America, Farage couldn’t be clearer. We need immigration, but it has to be controlled. Asked a number of times about demographic replacement and the indigenous population becoming a minority, Farage said he was comfortable with what is happening. Anyone, from anywhere, who accepts our culture is British, he repeatedly answers. How very similar to the Scottish National Party’s line, that a Pakistani living in Scotland who wears a kilt, is a Scotsman.
This sickening interview above is just one of two that I have seen where Farage spouts the same ‘right-wing’ rubbish. It is reminiscent of the heyday of the arch-reactionary and milk-snatcher, Margaret (Maggie) Thatcher. And just like Thatcher, Farage is not what he seems.
At the 1979 General Election, the Conservative Party was led by Margaret Thatcher, who was also known disparagingly as ‘Maggie Thatcher, the milk-snatcher’, a name attributed to her after stopping free milk in primary schools. Interestingly, Thatcher was referred to constantly as ‘a grocer’s daughter’, in much the same way that Starmer today brags that ‘my dad was a toolmaker’. She was also a champion of unfettered capitalism, selling off the assets of the state through her policy of privatisation.
Thatcher also talked tough on immigration, similar to Farage and his reactionary chums do now. Like all Tories, it was and is all hot air. Tory Party conferences were packed full to the rafters with old ladies with blue rinsed hair, posh girls who had joined the party to find a respectable husband and old Colonel Blimps who reminisced fondly about the ‘Empire’.
In that same election, she appeared on television, telling people she understood their concerns about being ‘swamped’ by immigration. This was music to the ears of the ‘right wing’ voters, especially those who felt uncomfortable putting their cross next to any genuine racial Nationalist candidate.
Her tough talk fooled large number of voters. The National Front’s vote, which had been increasing with each election, collapsed. By stealing the NF’s thunder, she had dealt a death blow to the Front from which it never recovered.
This was also the woman who in 1984 had faced a confrontation with the National Union of Mineworkers over the closure of the pits around the country. Led by the Marxist Arthur Scargill, the NUM called out its members, warning that Thatcher intended to destroy the mining industry, a claim, denied at the time, but ultimately proven correct.
The bitter strike lasted 12-months. The miners were eventually forced to return to work and could only watch as pit after pit was shut down, as predicted by Scargill, leading to the decimation of mining areas around the country. Once proud mining communities became prey to anti-social behaviour, drugs and crime as unemployment destroyed the hopes and aspirations of the young.
It was revealed that Thatcher’s government had stockpiled coal imported in advance from Communist Poland and then engineered a confrontation with the National Union of Mineworkers over the closure of the pits. Just like today’s capitalists who deal with Communist China, Thatcher’s Tories were willing to do business with the communist rulers of Poland.
Fast forward 40-years and we once again have a reactionary ‘leader’ strutting about on the stage at a party conference, spouting off about the numbers of immigrants flooding into our country. Like Thatcher he is a committed supporter of capitalism, a system that views the Nation State and national borders as a block on profit. It is a system that has made him very wealthy and just like in 1979, millions of desperate people are flocking to this false saviour’s banner.
People like Farage will not save this land and our people from extinction. Just like a pressure cooker slowly releasing steam, their only aim is to prevent an explosion. Anyone thinking that Farage or Reform UK will change things is deluded. The majority of the attendees at the Reform UK conference would not be out of place at the Tory conference. The only thing different with Thatcher’s days is the lack of old ladies with blue rinsed hair.
The solution to globalism, demographic change and unfettered capitalism is National Socialism, where people and land come before profit, and raising strong white families is the ultimate achievement.
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Video: GB News America.
Lower Image: Reform UK.
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