Not everyone that votes for Reform are racist; but all racists vote for Reform.
The man in charge of developing Reform’s plans for Government sits on the board of an organisation whose funding is tied to Russian oil money.
Nigel Farage’s senior advisor in charge of developing policy for a future Reform UK Government sits on the board of an organisation financed by a pro-Kremlin Hungarian state-funded body dedicated to breaking up the EU – and tied to Russian oil.
Professor James Orr, who was appointed last October as a senior advisor to Farage, is also a director of the UK arm of the Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation (RSFL).
A recent investigation by the Good Law Project found that the organisation has received over half a million pounds – more than 90% of its funding – from the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), a Hungarian private college that is itself funded partially by the proceeds of refining Russian oil.
