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😳 BOMBSHELL claims from Nigel Farage on Triggernometry: He claims Elon Musk offered “very large sums of money” to Reform UK but only if Farage publicly backed Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 and started pushing mass deportations of illegals before the party had a concrete plan. Farage says he refused, telling...

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Nigel Farage: Elon Musk was holding out offers potentially of very large sums of money—not for me, but for the party—but he asked me to do a series of things and say a series of things. He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson. I said, "I can't do that." Nobody can buy me. Nobody can bully me. Source: TRIGGERnometry
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Nigel Farage: Elon Musk was holding out offers potentially of very large sums of money—not for me, but for the party—but he asked me to do a series of things and say a series of things. He wanted me to come out publicly and support Tommy Robinson. I said, "I can't do that." Nobody can buy me. Nobody can bully me. Source: TRIGGERnometry

Clash Report

79,935 views • 11 days ago

On GB News three days ago Nigel Farage MP, defending accusations of racism against himself, offered up a number of examples of why he is not a racist. Amongst them he claimed he had declined a donation from Elon Musk because the donation offered was linked to him having to support Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧. Presumably Farage is of the view that one or both of Musk and Robinson are racist. That aside, for the record: Musk never offered Farage a donation. Not a single dime. The possibility of a donation from Musk, about which Farage used to speak with such pleasure, was in Farage’s imagination. By my own knowledge, offered a donation, Farage would take it no matter the identity of the donor or their conditions.
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On GB News three days ago Nigel Farage MP, defending accusations of racism against himself, offered up a number of examples of why he is not a racist. Amongst them he claimed he had declined a donation from Elon Musk because the donation offered was linked to him having to support Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧. Presumably Farage is of the view that one or both of Musk and Robinson are racist. That aside, for the record: Musk never offered Farage a donation. Not a single dime. The possibility of a donation from Musk, about which Farage used to speak with such pleasure, was in Farage’s imagination. By my own knowledge, offered a donation, Farage would take it no matter the identity of the donor or their conditions.

Ben Habib

66,636 views • 8 months ago

On GB News three days ago Nigel Farage, defending accusations of racism against himself, offered up a number of examples of why he is not a racist. Amongst them he claimed he had declined a donation from Elon Musk because the donation offered was linked to him having to support Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧. Presumably Farage is of the view that one or both of Musk and Robinson are racist. That aside, for the record: Musk never offered Farage a donation. Not a single dime. The possibility of a donation from Musk, about which Farage used to speak with such pleasure, was in Farage’s imagination. By my own knowledge, offered a donation, Farage would take it no matter the identity of the donor or their conditions.
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On GB News three days ago Nigel Farage, defending accusations of racism against himself, offered up a number of examples of why he is not a racist. Amongst them he claimed he had declined a donation from Elon Musk because the donation offered was linked to him having to support Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧. Presumably Farage is of the view that one or both of Musk and Robinson are racist. That aside, for the record: Musk never offered Farage a donation. Not a single dime. The possibility of a donation from Musk, about which Farage used to speak with such pleasure, was in Farage’s imagination. By my own knowledge, offered a donation, Farage would take it no matter the identity of the donor or their conditions.

Ben Habib

378,869 views • 8 months ago

🇬🇧 ELON WAS RIGHT ABOUT NIGEL FARAGE‼️ Nigel Frage admits that he tried to put Rupert Lowe MP in PRlSON for demanding mass deportations - even though now suddenly Nigel uses that same demand publicly! He is a LIAR having his opponents arrested for “Hate Speech”. “We just had to get rid of him, and get rid of him as quickly as we could. And I think in terms of the way we dealt with that, we were probably more brutal than the other parties.” Do you understand now why BREXIT FAILED to free the UK? Do you understand now why Elon Musk stopped supporting Nigel Farage?
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🇬🇧 ELON WAS RIGHT ABOUT NIGEL FARAGE‼️ Nigel Frage admits that he tried to put Rupert Lowe MP in PRlSON for demanding mass deportations - even though now suddenly Nigel uses that same demand publicly! He is a LIAR having his opponents arrested for “Hate Speech”. “We just had to get rid of him, and get rid of him as quickly as we could. And I think in terms of the way we dealt with that, we were probably more brutal than the other parties.” Do you understand now why BREXIT FAILED to free the UK? Do you understand now why Elon Musk stopped supporting Nigel Farage?

Naomi Seibt

111,291 views • 5 months ago

Elon Musk has called for Nigel Farage to step down as leader of Reform UK after Farage rejected Tommy Robinson from the party. Douglas Murray is spot on - Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 wouldn’t exist if politicians had fulfilled their duties and stood by the British people instead of betraying them. He represents the anger and frustration of countless voters who feel abandoned by the political establishment. Dismissing Robinson outright is seen by many as dismissing the issues his supporters and Reform voters care deeply about - issues like national security, violent rape gangs, and the erosion of British values. Reform UK must stand firm on these critical issues or risk losing the trust of the very voters it claims to represent. Nigel Farage has been a tireless advocate for the British people, but rejecting Tommy Robinson outright risks alienating those who see Reform UK as their last hope for real change.
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Elon Musk has called for Nigel Farage to step down as leader of Reform UK after Farage rejected Tommy Robinson from the party. Douglas Murray is spot on - Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 wouldn’t exist if politicians had fulfilled their duties and stood by the British people instead of betraying them. He represents the anger and frustration of countless voters who feel abandoned by the political establishment. Dismissing Robinson outright is seen by many as dismissing the issues his supporters and Reform voters care deeply about - issues like national security, violent rape gangs, and the erosion of British values. Reform UK must stand firm on these critical issues or risk losing the trust of the very voters it claims to represent. Nigel Farage has been a tireless advocate for the British people, but rejecting Tommy Robinson outright risks alienating those who see Reform UK as their last hope for real change.

Anna McGovern

117,889 views • 1 year ago

I said Nigel Farage would become Prime Minister the day he stood to run in Clacton and I stand by that prediction. But today's move to democratise Reform UK is important as he tacks to the left on a number of issues like mass deportations, demographic change, Tommy and Ukraine.
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I said Nigel Farage would become Prime Minister the day he stood to run in Clacton and I stand by that prediction. But today's move to democratise Reform UK is important as he tacks to the left on a number of issues like mass deportations, demographic change, Tommy and Ukraine.

Dan Wootton

220,242 views • 1 year ago

🇬🇧 IS RESTORE BRITAIN FINISHED? 🇬🇧 According to Nigel Farage of Reform UK, Rupert Lowe is just one angry man, saying stuff on the internet. Farage thinks that Rupert can do what he wants, and it doesn't worry him. Is Nigel Farage telling the truth? OR does he cry himself to sleep every night out of fear?
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🇬🇧 IS RESTORE BRITAIN FINISHED? 🇬🇧 According to Nigel Farage of Reform UK, Rupert Lowe is just one angry man, saying stuff on the internet. Farage thinks that Rupert can do what he wants, and it doesn't worry him. Is Nigel Farage telling the truth? OR does he cry himself to sleep every night out of fear?

Woosh

23,248 views • 3 months ago

Nigel Farage, "Elon Musk and I feel out on something.. He encouraged me to do something I didn't agree with" "I make up my own mind in life, I don't get pushed around, I don't get bullied, even by the richest man on earth, Elon Musk, I stick my ground" Ben Shephard, "Did Elon Musk accept that your stance was the right stance because he was trying to support Tommy Robinson?" Nigel Farage, "Musk sees Tommy Robinson as a free speech hero for talking out about grooming gangs, quite right people should speak out about grooming gangs, its one of the most appalling things thats happened in any of our life time" "My reservation about Robinson is the way he talks about Islam, its as if he wants to go war with everybody of the Islamic faith" "Let him do what he does, I'm running a political party, we intend to win the next general election, he would not be an asset to us" "Musk and I ses things differently" Ben Shephard, "Would you be happy to accept Elon Musk's financial support?" Nigel Farage, "We are going to get Elon's support, of that I have on doubt at all" Ben Shephard, "You're happy with him popping up in Germany with the far right AfD?" Nigel Farage, "No two people agree on everything.. Musk believes in free speech, I believe in free speech, that means we can agree on things and disagree on things" "Whatever we think of Musk's views he's a hero" "Buying Twitter and bringing free speech back to the internet where it almost evaporated" "Remember if you criticised government lockdowns you were being suspended from facebook" "This is an incredible guy" Ben Shephard, "You can't deny that a lot of the social media companies have responsibility for what is being put on to their platforms, particularly for example regards to the Southport atrocity.. Some of the videos and films" Nigel Farage, "They shouldn't be on there" Ben Shephard, "When you describe Musk as a hero when its his platform that still has some of those videos" Nigel Farage, "Tiktok had it.. Facebook had it" Ben Shephard, "I agree, but Musk along with all of them, they all are responsible for that" Nigel Farage, "I do accept that point, what these platforms have given ordinary citizens is a chance to express their opinions, to debate them with an audience, and overall, they're more a force for good than bad"
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Nigel Farage, "Elon Musk and I feel out on something.. He encouraged me to do something I didn't agree with" "I make up my own mind in life, I don't get pushed around, I don't get bullied, even by the richest man on earth, Elon Musk, I stick my ground" Ben Shephard, "Did Elon Musk accept that your stance was the right stance because he was trying to support Tommy Robinson?" Nigel Farage, "Musk sees Tommy Robinson as a free speech hero for talking out about grooming gangs, quite right people should speak out about grooming gangs, its one of the most appalling things thats happened in any of our life time" "My reservation about Robinson is the way he talks about Islam, its as if he wants to go war with everybody of the Islamic faith" "Let him do what he does, I'm running a political party, we intend to win the next general election, he would not be an asset to us" "Musk and I ses things differently" Ben Shephard, "Would you be happy to accept Elon Musk's financial support?" Nigel Farage, "We are going to get Elon's support, of that I have on doubt at all" Ben Shephard, "You're happy with him popping up in Germany with the far right AfD?" Nigel Farage, "No two people agree on everything.. Musk believes in free speech, I believe in free speech, that means we can agree on things and disagree on things" "Whatever we think of Musk's views he's a hero" "Buying Twitter and bringing free speech back to the internet where it almost evaporated" "Remember if you criticised government lockdowns you were being suspended from facebook" "This is an incredible guy" Ben Shephard, "You can't deny that a lot of the social media companies have responsibility for what is being put on to their platforms, particularly for example regards to the Southport atrocity.. Some of the videos and films" Nigel Farage, "They shouldn't be on there" Ben Shephard, "When you describe Musk as a hero when its his platform that still has some of those videos" Nigel Farage, "Tiktok had it.. Facebook had it" Ben Shephard, "I agree, but Musk along with all of them, they all are responsible for that" Nigel Farage, "I do accept that point, what these platforms have given ordinary citizens is a chance to express their opinions, to debate them with an audience, and overall, they're more a force for good than bad"

Farrukh

579,008 views • 1 year ago

"Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it. And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Independent Member of UK Parliament Andrew Bridgen (Andrew Bridgen) describes for Liz Gunn (@LizGunn18), et al. how Nigel Farage (Nigel Farage MP), a British politician and broadcaster who has been the leader of Reform U.K. since June 2024, is a "character" playing a part in order to hold up the "uniparty system." "Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it," Bridgen says. "And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Bridgen goes on to say: "The tired pantomime of British politics, of the two main parties, is so tired, that it's a bit like a soap opera, where you have to bring a new character in with a new storyline to make people watch again and believe, and I'm afraid Nigel Farage is that new character they've brought into the uniparty system."
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"Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it. And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Independent Member of UK Parliament Andrew Bridgen (Andrew Bridgen) describes for Liz Gunn (@LizGunn18), et al. how Nigel Farage (Nigel Farage MP), a British politician and broadcaster who has been the leader of Reform U.K. since June 2024, is a "character" playing a part in order to hold up the "uniparty system." "Nigel Farage...I told him everything about the [C19] vaccines 22 months ago and [he], very disappointingly, said he didn't want to talk about it and I shouldn't be talking about it," Bridgen says. "And, I'm afraid, that tells you all you need to know about Nigel Farage." Bridgen goes on to say: "The tired pantomime of British politics, of the two main parties, is so tired, that it's a bit like a soap opera, where you have to bring a new character in with a new storyline to make people watch again and believe, and I'm afraid Nigel Farage is that new character they've brought into the uniparty system."

Sense Receptor

389,037 views • 2 years ago

Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"
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Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"

Farrukh

151,685 views • 2 months ago

Nick Candy, "I will donate a 7 figure sum to Reform.. And I will also raise more money for Reform than has ever been raised for a political party in this country" Beth Rigby, "Are you going to try and raise funds from him?" Nick Candy, Elon is close to President Trump, Nigel is also close to President Trump.. If Elon wants to give and it can be given legally, Reform will be very interested in that" Nigel Farage, "Elon Musk is supportive of what Reform want to do.. Supportive of me personally.. Nick's got good connections with him as well" Nick Candy, "I got a message from him this morning" Beth Rigby, "What did Elon Musk say?" Nick Candy, "I cannot discuss that" Nigel Farage, "He's giving us political support"
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Nick Candy, "I will donate a 7 figure sum to Reform.. And I will also raise more money for Reform than has ever been raised for a political party in this country" Beth Rigby, "Are you going to try and raise funds from him?" Nick Candy, Elon is close to President Trump, Nigel is also close to President Trump.. If Elon wants to give and it can be given legally, Reform will be very interested in that" Nigel Farage, "Elon Musk is supportive of what Reform want to do.. Supportive of me personally.. Nick's got good connections with him as well" Nick Candy, "I got a message from him this morning" Beth Rigby, "What did Elon Musk say?" Nick Candy, "I cannot discuss that" Nigel Farage, "He's giving us political support"

Farrukh

742,383 views • 1 year ago

Nick Robinson, "You've had a candidate who says Muslims should be removed from the UK" Nigel Farage, "Really" Nick Robinson, "You've had a candidate who claims that Africans have a low IQ" "Why do you think that people with extreme and unpleasant views rally to your cause?" Nigel Farage, "We've had an awful lot of candidates stitched up in the most extraordinary way. With quotes taken out of context" Nick Robinson, "Why do they rally to your cause?" Nigel Farage, "The truth of it is, before I got involved Reform was virtual Nick Robinson, "I'm asking you a different question, I'm asking about you" Nigel Farage, "No no no no no no no no no no no. They're not there because of me" Nick Robinson, "You founded the party" Nigel Farage, "No no no no no no no" Nick Robinson, "You're the owner of the party" Nigel Farage, "I've had no involvement in the day to day running of the party for over three years. These candidates were recruited before I said I would play an active role in the party. And frankly, they were so desperate for people to stand, and we employed a vetting company that didn't do the job" Nick Robinson, "You can't run vetting but you could find £150 billion in public spending savings"
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Nick Robinson, "You've had a candidate who says Muslims should be removed from the UK" Nigel Farage, "Really" Nick Robinson, "You've had a candidate who claims that Africans have a low IQ" "Why do you think that people with extreme and unpleasant views rally to your cause?" Nigel Farage, "We've had an awful lot of candidates stitched up in the most extraordinary way. With quotes taken out of context" Nick Robinson, "Why do they rally to your cause?" Nigel Farage, "The truth of it is, before I got involved Reform was virtual Nick Robinson, "I'm asking you a different question, I'm asking about you" Nigel Farage, "No no no no no no no no no no no. They're not there because of me" Nick Robinson, "You founded the party" Nigel Farage, "No no no no no no no" Nick Robinson, "You're the owner of the party" Nigel Farage, "I've had no involvement in the day to day running of the party for over three years. These candidates were recruited before I said I would play an active role in the party. And frankly, they were so desperate for people to stand, and we employed a vetting company that didn't do the job" Nick Robinson, "You can't run vetting but you could find £150 billion in public spending savings"

Farrukh

2,288,311 views • 2 years ago

I’m not a petty person, but two weeks ago I revealed that Nigel Farage and James Evans had spoken, that Farage was keen for him to defect, and that an agreement had been made over the phone. Farage called this exclusive report false and claimed he hadn’t spoken to Mr Evans for a number of years. Yet in Farage’s speech today, when he announced that James Evans had joined Reform UK, he himself admitted that Mr Evans had told the Conservative Party he had spoken to Nigel about defecting — and that this was precisely why he was suspended. Farage, you publicly called me a liar, but today you’ve effectively admitted I was correct. Not a good look. I know it must be frustrating that a 15-year-old is revealing all your defections and party inside information before you even get the chance to announce them yourself.
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I’m not a petty person, but two weeks ago I revealed that Nigel Farage and James Evans had spoken, that Farage was keen for him to defect, and that an agreement had been made over the phone. Farage called this exclusive report false and claimed he hadn’t spoken to Mr Evans for a number of years. Yet in Farage’s speech today, when he announced that James Evans had joined Reform UK, he himself admitted that Mr Evans had told the Conservative Party he had spoken to Nigel about defecting — and that this was precisely why he was suspended. Farage, you publicly called me a liar, but today you’ve effectively admitted I was correct. Not a good look. I know it must be frustrating that a 15-year-old is revealing all your defections and party inside information before you even get the chance to announce them yourself.

Charlie Simpson 🇬🇧

307,402 views • 5 months ago

🚨Farage is a coward and a sell-out: In this interview with Steven Edginton Farage all but admits he’s too afraid of the blowback to talk about mass deportations. Well Nigel Farage MP if you don’t have the balls then someone else will come along and do what’s required instead.
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🚨Farage is a coward and a sell-out: In this interview with Steven Edginton Farage all but admits he’s too afraid of the blowback to talk about mass deportations. Well Nigel Farage MP if you don’t have the balls then someone else will come along and do what’s required instead.

Wolf 🐺

106,721 views • 1 year ago

🚨Rupert Lowe on BBC Newsnight SLAMS Nigel Farage for Running a Cult and Trying to Politically Assassinate Him! Rupert Lowe exposes Nigel Farage and the real reason he tried to politically assassinate him. It all changed when Elon Musk publicly praised Lowe and was noticeably less complimentary about Farage. As Lowe explained, “that hurt Nigel.” Farage has a long history of this: whenever someone becomes too tall a poppy in his orbit, he tends to cut off the head of the poppy. Lowe didn’t mince words: “I think Nigel’s running a cult and I think it’s the cult of Nigel. Anyone who has a different opinion is effectively expunged from the cult.”
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🚨Rupert Lowe on BBC Newsnight SLAMS Nigel Farage for Running a Cult and Trying to Politically Assassinate Him! Rupert Lowe exposes Nigel Farage and the real reason he tried to politically assassinate him. It all changed when Elon Musk publicly praised Lowe and was noticeably less complimentary about Farage. As Lowe explained, “that hurt Nigel.” Farage has a long history of this: whenever someone becomes too tall a poppy in his orbit, he tends to cut off the head of the poppy. Lowe didn’t mince words: “I think Nigel’s running a cult and I think it’s the cult of Nigel. Anyone who has a different opinion is effectively expunged from the cult.”

Skint Eastwood

99,199 views • 3 months ago

🇬🇧 “REFORM IS FARAGE, AND FARAGE IS REFORM” — BEN HABIB SLAMS PARTY STRUCTURE Ben Habib tore into Reform UK calling it a one-man operation with no room for real leadership beyond Nigel Farage. Habib: “It’s all about him. The country is not in a strong enough position at the moment to be able to accommodate political expediency. I thought, well, I’ve got to resign from the party.” He says Reform blocks internal democracy and lacks the serious political talent needed to lead Britain through crisis. Source: Jim Ferguson
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🇬🇧 “REFORM IS FARAGE, AND FARAGE IS REFORM” — BEN HABIB SLAMS PARTY STRUCTURE Ben Habib tore into Reform UK calling it a one-man operation with no room for real leadership beyond Nigel Farage. Habib: “It’s all about him. The country is not in a strong enough position at the moment to be able to accommodate political expediency. I thought, well, I’ve got to resign from the party.” He says Reform blocks internal democracy and lacks the serious political talent needed to lead Britain through crisis. Source: Jim Ferguson

Mario Nawfal

43,063 views • 1 year ago