Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "GBNews"
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The awakening of NF .
How do you move a mob, Mr. Farage? How do you excite them? How do you make them feel as one with you ?
I-i don't know. How ?
Join them first, Mr. Farage .
Join them ?
Yes, when you speak to them, speak to them as if you were a member of the mob. Speak to them in their language, on their level. Make their hate your hate. If they are poor, talk to them of poverty. If they are afraid, talk to them of their fears. And if they are angry, Mr. Farage, if they are angry, give them objects for their anger. But most of all, the thing that is most of the essence, Mr. Farage, is that you make this mob an extension of yourself. Say to them things like... things like... "they call us hatemongers. "they say we're prejudiced. "they say we're biased. "they say we hate minorities... minorities. "understand the term, neighbors: "minorities. "should i tell you who are the minorities? "should i tell you? ( shouting): "we...! We are the minorities!" That way, Mr. Farage. Start it that way .
I... understand. I think I understand .
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The UK isn’t in the gutter because of Labour – it’s because of the unchecked rise of billionaire wealth and the policies that protect it. In 2024, billionaire fortunes grew at three times the rate of the previous year, while ordinary people faced higher living costs, stagnant wages, and crumbling public services. Much of this wealth isn’t earned – it comes from inheritance, monopolies, and cronyism. Globally, $5.2 trillion is set to be passed down, creating a new aristocracy.
Meanwhile, nearly half the world lives in poverty, worsened by policies that prioritise the wealthy. Historical colonial exploitation funnelled wealth from the Global South to the North, and modern systems like the IMF and multinational corporations keep the cycle going. Women, particularly in poorer nations, bear the brunt of unpaid labour and inequality.
This isn’t about merit – it’s systemic exploitation. If we want to fix the UK, we need leaders brave enough to tax the super-rich, reinvest in public services, and stop blaming everyone but the billionaire class for the mess we’re in. The real enemies aren’t working people or immigrants – they’re the oligarchs hoarding wealth while the rest of us struggle.
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Are you thinking of “spiritual war” in the sense that Apostle Paul wrote about “_our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, the authorities, the powers of this dark world, and the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms_ ?” If so, it raises profound questions: Are the battles we witness – political, cultural, moral – manifestations of something deeper, more metaphysical? And if that's the case, what does resistance or righteousness look like in such a struggle?
It seems to me that naming it as a spiritual war compels us to ask not only what we are fighting, but how we fight – and whether we’re aligning ourselves with justice, mercy, and compassion, or with fear, cruelty, and indifference.
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If the United Kingdom were at war, what part of its sovereignty would you, the Faragists, be willing to surrender for peace? Would it be the entire south of England? Perhaps Kent? You have justified stripping citizens of their freedom of movement and accepting higher trade barriers, more red tape, and fewer opportunities for young people – all in the name of reclaiming sovereignty. Yet, when it comes to Ukraine, the principle of sovereignty seems to lose its importance.
Do you even understand what a so-called peace deal with Russia would entail? Ukraine is fighting for a lasting peace, not one that leaves Russia in possession of even more of its territory. They seek security and a durable resolution, not a temporary pause that allows further aggression.
Those who follow Nigel Farage appear to echo the Kremlin's line. Farage's support for Vladimir Putin has been nothing short of unwavering. I have previously asked Nigel why, as an MEP in 2015, he chose to vote alongside far-right European parties – such as France's Front National, Hungary's Jobbik, and Germany's AfD – against measures aimed at preventing Russian interference. This vote took place after Russia's occupation of Crimea and parts of the Donbas in 2014.
The hypocrisy is glaring. How can one demand sovereignty at home while dismissing it abroad?
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