It has now come to light that Nigel Farage—who loves money so much and admitted to earning £5 million thanks to Brexit—has received funds from an American criminal. In addition to his parliamentary salary and income from three other sources, it has been revealed that Farage accepted money from an individual in the US who has been prosecuted and convicted of a crime; furthermore, he failed to declare this to Parliament. Robert Jenrick, a recent addition to the party whose role involves defending Farage, attempted to downplay the scandal during a Sky News appearance today by asking, “Is it a crime for Nigel Farage to have friends?” However, he failed to answer this question:
Why doesn’t Nigel Farage have any ordinary friends? They are either crypto-millionaires or criminals. Farage, who earns £93,000 a year as an MP, makes nearly £200,000 from a show on GB News—the actual content of which is unclear. Despite this, he continues to accept money from abroad while trying to propel his party to power.
Why doesn’t Nigel have any ordinary friends?
An even more important question is this: Who can guarantee that Nigel Farage—a man obsessed with acquiring houses and cars by taking money from just about anyone—has not received, or will not receive, funds from the Russian intelligence agency, the KGB? Who can guarantee that he hasn’t taken money from Mossad, the CIA, or any other secret service agency around the world?
Can Robert Jenrick guarantee that?