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- 30 de Nov, 2022
Will this movement fizzle out like that Nigel Farage hype awhile back?
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I am late to reply but the thing you have to keep in mind is that Farage is controlled opposition. He has had dozens of chances to win over the years and failed to get them. This goes far beyond just bad luck of a case of bad tactics, after a while it becomes obvious that even a complete retard would have been able to score SOME wins if only due to chance.
Farage is lost because he chose to take the L. His collapse in popularity is not just because Lowe has shown up, it is because he has spend decades now being a parasite who gives right wing parties and candidates the kiss of death as he joins them. He has connections and friends in the media and government, he wants very badly to be a part of the government, but on their terms. He accepts the status quo and just wants the speed limit. It is why he has been moving left for years and always going less and less to the right.
If you look at the start of the thread you can see how Lowe was in Farage's Reform as a popular candidate, and Farage tried to destroy him when he spoke out of turn and began to shine a bit too brightly. That was not a one time thing, Farage has a huge HUGE list of people he stabbed in the back and destroyed. Remember UKIP party? He had a straight shot to win, make it a minority party and push people into seats in Parliament. The moment Brexit won however he for some reason resigns and leaves the party utterly listless. People meme that Sargon killed that party with his shit political campaign but the truth is Farage could easily have coached people like Carl and other UKIP nutcases into being decent candidates who might win (if you look at the sorts of loonies Labour and LibDems get voted in it really isn't a big challenge to make Sargon look respectable) but he didn't want that because he knew that if he had the people of UKIP get in they might push for actual change that goes against the status quo.
His entire stint in Reform is just another case of this parasitism. He had spent all his time in America brownosing Trump and showed no real interest in running even with his popularity, but the moment Sunak called a election and Reform started surging he goes back running, parachutes himself into a safe seat, and then starts making Reform a party all about him and himself, kicking out the original leader and bringing in his gaggle of tories and controlled opposition fags.
Farage is getting what he deserves after all these years, irrelevance.

















