The United Kingdom is holding their general election Thursday to elect a new parliament as Nigel Farage campaigns for abolishing the globalist ideology of the current British political establishment.
According to a BBC poll conducted Wednesday, the U.K. Reform Party, which seeks to deport illegal aliens, scrap ‘net zero’ and ban transgender ideology, is polling in third place behind the establishment party Conservatives and the ideologically leftist party Labour.
Reform U.K. leader Nigel Farage has been posting on social media about what the party stands for, along with a video of him campaigning in a military-style Land Rover Defender, citing previous leftist attacks against him.
Today is the first step to real political change in this country.
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— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) July 4, 2024
“Here we have the new campaign vehicle and we might need it after what happened last time with milkshakes being thrown and God knows what,” Farage said.
In addition to abolishing the inheritance tax, Reform seeks to remove income tax for low income individuals.
Another issue Reform is campaigning on is that of pedophilic transgender ideology thrust upon schoolchildren.
Farage called out the New World Order influence of the globalists at the World Economic Forum.
Farage himself is running for Reform MP from the town Clacton-on-Sea. He previously headed up the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) which was a driving force in Brexit.
My message to the voters of Clacton. I will fight for you.
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— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) July 4, 2024
U.K. political activist Tommy Robinson, who made his name exposing Islamic rape gangs, put his support behind Reform.
Have you voted yet @reformparty_uk pic.twitter.com/2N7PXSe5Hw
— Tommy Robinson
While Reform is not polling as high as the established parties of Conservatives or Labour, Reform is increasing in popularity while the ruling Conservative Party is decreasing in popularity substantially and leftist Labour’s increase was only about a third the increase Reform saw.
Seats that Reform gains in Thursday’s election will allow the party to show Britons what they can do for them, if politically successful with the seats they attain, Reform has the potential to top the polls in future elections.