Not everyone that votes for Reform are racist; but all racists vote for Reform.
Nigel Farage faces mounting pressure after a colleague was sentenced to prison for accepting money from Ukrainian politicians acting on behalf of Moscow.
Problems continue to mount for Nigel Farage, the leader of the far-right Reform UK party, who is leading in the polls in the United Kingdom. In mid-November, The Guardian published multiple testimonies about racist and antisemitic remarks the 61-year-old Brexit architect allegedly made while attending the private Dulwich College in south London during the 1980s.
Twenty former classmates spoke to the newspaper, including documentary producer Peter Ettedgui, from a family of Holocaust survivors, who recalled, for example, a teenage Farage whispering in his ear, “Hitler was right,” and, “to the gas chambers.”
