Farage models himself somewhat on the Fanta flavoured F*ckwit. He's about as much for the benefit of the worst off 75% of the populace in the UK as the FFF is in the USA.
The people now turning to Farage can't have read or heard the majority of his proposals. Private insurance based health service. Look at his Tax reforms. They'll cost billions. He was challenged in an interview how he'd pay for the 141 Billion GBP he'd be stripping the Treasury of. He didn't question the 141Bn figure but waffled that everything would be fine and dandy. If he means upping the national be debt by FFF like proportions is fine and dandy, then he's right.
He'll be like Wilders. Extreme when it comes to immigration but end up getting nowt done, have a manifesto full of leftist socio economic proposals and, once in the position of being the largest party in the coalition, fails to give the "plebs" what he promised them in the manifesto but did manage to give tax breaks to multinationals, large companies and the rich. He's also a fan of FFF and Putin.
We have new elections on October 29th. I really hope folk get wise to Wilders and don't vote for him and his party (it really is HIS party as their rules only allow one member and that's him) as you won't get what he's told you you'll get. 10 years ago his party backed the then minority coalition without being formally part of of it. When things got too hot under his feet, he stopped his backing for the coalition. This time round, as the largest party in the coalition, he wanted the toughest immigration Laws we've ever had. Part of the coalition agreement was that everything had to be legal, affordable and possible (the various departments could actually do it). Once he saw that Dutch and International Law prevented some of his more extravagant wishes on immigration, he doubled down with 10 more demands, all of which failed at least one of the legal etc tests. he left the coalition to force an election in the hope he can get sole power. He won't as it's never going to happen that he gets a 50 percent plus 1 majority. No other half serious party will join him in a coalition as he's run away twice now. The latest polls also no longer have him as the largest party. He's hoping fear and rhetoric win the day. It won't.
It will be a sad day if no marks like Farage and Wilders get to run their countries. IMO.



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