ReformUK leader Nigel Farage has started talking nonsense again. Capitalizing on the public outcry that blames immigrants for the poor economy, Farage announced on social media that he would not allow non-British citizens to access benefits. He then announced that foreign-born British citizens would also be cut off from their benefits.
The far-right is the same everywhere in the world. They’re trying to exploit the public’s problems to gain a political future. They have no economic policies. No one knows how they think about reducing inflation. No one understands their thoughts on the war in Ukraine. They’ve built their entire existence on anti-immigrant sentiment. He made the same mistake before Brexit, but he still seems clueless because his aim is to exploit immigrants to come to power.
While I respect his views on illegal immigrants, let’s counter his comments about foreign-born British citizens.
Look at the jobs held by fascist-leaning white Britons who call themselves the true owners of the country; they have the most comfortable jobs. It’s impossible to see a white Briton working more than eight hours a day. They particularly prefer government jobs. They work primarily in banks, government agencies, and real estate firms. White-collar jobs, that is. You’ll find very few white British people with fascist tendencies in restaurants, warehouses, farms, and supermarkets. Even the nurses and doctors who care for you in hospitals are immigrants. This country even had an immigrant prime minister (Rishi Sunak). The most demanding jobs are immigrants. Some even work 12-hour shifts. A large portion of those working at Tesco, Lidl, Sainsbury’s, the Royal Mail, and the Home Office are immigrants.
If you remove immigrants from this country, this country will have no agriculture, , no doctors, no nurses, no tradespeople. Almost all of the industries in this country are run by immigrants.
Nigel Farage knows this but doesn’t mention it because his goal is to get votes and come to power. He plunged the country into economic crisis by founding the Brexit Party..
Reggie Regg
