Whilst his followers burn libraries to the ground, throw acid at Muslim women and brutalise communities, their ringleader is sunning himself on holiday in Cyprus, probably reading my tweets.
Such a patriot. 🏴
The reason you can't get a house, is because the Government doesn't build them.
The reason you can't get in a hospital because the Government doesn't fund it.
And your job doesn't pay because the Government doesn't make them pay.
Nothing to do with immigration.
Laurence Fox and Andrew Tate among social media accounts that shared ‘incorrect’ name for Southport suspect
If people get 5 years for being on a Zoom call about climate change protest - what should they and others get for inciting a riot? https://t.co/vCoCsrfQvg
🚨🚨 BREAKING NEWS: New polling shows that a vast majority of the British public want MPs to swear an oath to their constituents instead of the monarchy. It's time to scrap the oath. 🧵🧵 #NotMyKing#AbolishTheMonarchy
This isn’t a response to the attack in Southport… it is actually an incitement to attack from a vile and irresponsible political agitator.
He’s no better than Trump. They deserve one another.
Farage has done more damage to our country than any other single person. Now he's an MP with the power to damage our country and our democracy even further. He's no patriot. He's an enemy of the people of Britain.
Every few minutes in Southport today I’ve seen members of the local community coming out to give police officers sandwiches, drinks and sweets. Even buckets of water for the police horses. Clear the community here welcome their presence and appreciate their work.
Imagine your response to the death of three children being to peddle conspiracy theories that incite a riot.
This is why Farage deserves the label far-right. Everyone who is associated with him, has normalised him or promoted him should be ashamed.
This is vile.
"It was immediately after the end of the Second World War when we were as Sir Winston Churchill then said 'a bankrupt nation'.
"But nevertheless we did these things."
– Nye Bevan
In 1993 Labour leader, John Smith, condemned rail privatisation at his last Labour conference. In 2004 Labour conference overwhelmingly supported bringing rail back into public ownership as the franchises ended. New Labour refused. Tonight I voted for a Bill to do just that.
Years of Tory rule normalising Islamophobia and anti-asylum seeker rhetoric (solely to see off Farage and his cronies) has led to this moment: thugs rioting, attacking the police, dishonouring the victims of the Southport attack. Shame on all of them.