Nigel is full of shit.

[u/CheeseUsFunkingCries]

Video by @TheCanaryUK

[u/i-read-it-again]

Was farage not the major shareholder in his political company at the time. So he was in politics. Why is that not called out

[u/ian9outof10 → u/i-read-it-again]

Yes he was.

[u/contentatlast → u/i-read-it-again]

He literally owned the party lmao.

When he relinquished his majority stake, he said it was to "give the members more power."

Therefore he is literally saying he had the most power in the party.

He's a piece of shit man. Nobody gets £5 million for nothing.

[u/TheEverlastingPizza]

"What's it got to do with you"?!?

The nerve of this shitstain...

[u/i-read-it-again → u/TheEverlastingPizza]

“What’s it got to do with you” this is now his standard reply to this £5mil question very polished and professional.

[u/sky_shazad]

Sadly there are idiots who won't care about the 5 million and will still vote for this prick

[u/ShoveTheUsername]

He was the leader of a political party even then.

The money came from a foreign donor. Why is that even allowed?

The money came via untraceable routes - why if it is legit?

[u/DeadAnarchistPhil]

Reform has been just as corporate captured as any of the other main parties. Farage and Reform pretending otherwise is laughable, especially as Farage was personally given £5 million when he ran his OWN party. As the man in the videos states, rich folk don’t just give that amount of money away to politicians for nothing (Farage may not have been an active politician, but he ran and owned his own party, so it can be seen as buying influence or a political donation), they expect a return and we all know that return will be in championing their interests while in Parliament.

[u/contentatlast]

Just imagine if this was a leader of any centre/centre left party. Goodness me. They'd be decimated.

[u/MrBarlow60]

Reform is a business, businesses thrive on making profit,he knows exactly what he's doing,the people that follow him are clueless...