Every word of this is so true such a pity that some consider Farage to be worthy of any respect as a political leader.
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Perfectly put Nitin.

Beautifully put Nitin…

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This...

This. 👇🏼

“Farage is a disease, a malicious vessel of hate.”

Every blistering word of this magnificent tirade from Nitin Sawhney 👏🔥🔥

Jemma Forte Perfectly written account of what Farage represents

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What he said👇

Most minorities (Black/Asian/Muslims in particular) can sympathise with this!

Growing up in south east London, I remember the days of BNF!
The post WW2 “estates” where🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 flags flew representing “oi you lot aren’t welcome”

Oh I remember it well
Nitin Sawhney

Brilliantly and eloquently put.

'As if the accident of where they were born had been an achievement'
Saving this superb line for future use

I grew up watching flag-waving little Englanders parading their nationality around Rochester like Dickensian caricatures, puffing their chests out in pride over an imperial history carefully reimagined to paint over barbaric cruelty with Constable landscapes and Churchillian

Farage has never been elected to the UK parliament but gets more media attention than the leaders of parties and their representatives who are actually in parliament

Well said!

A brilliant analysis

This⬇️.

As a son of the Medway Towns, I can relate.

This is tremendous from Nitin - I met too many of the same cretins having lived in Kent for 35 years.

The Voice of reason & unfortunately experience…well said 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Nitin Sawhney