Nigel Farage Himself Knows He's Full of It on Russia/Ukraine

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[@GeorgeGeorgeOnly]

Hey Paul! Thank you so much for this video! I love it that you can agree that Nigel ______g Farage is a complete ____, or as you put it, "He's Full of It..." Which he totally so is! Because what he ultimately is, is a populist charlatan, and full of total crap! But, Like Trump, he appeals to people who are simply not informed. Meanwhile, the MSM give him a huge amount of platform because he’s “Mr Brexit”, and he’s “entertaining”. Because the MSM don’t want politics to be boring, like it should be, so they think it needs to be a form of entertainment. But actually, Mr Brexit Farage is a total ______g fraudster! Paul, again, thank you so much! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@diegoflores9237]

Ukro bots having a meltdown

[@jakepaulpromotions1137]

@@Snipe_the_Hype Mr combat gum sales man veteran here needs to remember that the US has lost all 3 of there last wars North Korea Vietnam and Afghanistan

[@jeremyj5932]

@jake And lol pretty sure you must be a bot but you forgot to say Iraq. Where is Saddam btw?

[@jakepaulpromotions1137]

@@jeremyj5932 1 win 3 loses lol

[@euioae]

Before invading putin stated that he wants NATO to go back to pre 1997 borders. Do you think he was afraid of NATO? He knows that he has a lot of nuclear weapons and no one will ever try to invade. Plus you need 30 nations to agree to invade. The only reason he doesn’t want Eastern European countries to join NATO is that he won’t be able to invade them.

[@ChristianHedman]

Nobody wants to invade Russia. Nobody.

[@dallysinghson5569]

NATO is such a threat that Russian bases near the Finnish borders are seeing declining troop counts despite Finland joining NATO XD

[@tobiascore]

It was never about a NATO threat to Russia. What a dictator fears is his population getting a taste of what the west can afford their people. He saw what happened in Ukraine with Maidan, and panicked that would spill over to Russia. Democracies arent a threat to the people, governments are. It's just that in Putins case, he IS the government. In short, it's not about nukes or missiles, it's about ideals.

[@Gary_OC]

That is it in a nutshell. Great comment.

[@zipperdeedooha]

Those 1997 borders were agreed at the time with the USA. So we can trust the USA? "To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal" Henry Kissinger. Maybe Zelensky should have read that quote before listening to Western support. Would have saved the lives of a lot of Russian and Ukraine young men.

[@lakeliving2013]

He sounds just like Tucker Carlson, Victor Orban, and Colonel McGregor.. All spew ridiculous Russian talking points..

[@nkosipwl]

Macgregor is a col not a general

[@lakeliving2013]

@@nkosipwl Thx.. I stand corrected.. Then he should have been demoted to sergeant.. 😅

[@nkosipwl]

@@lakeliving2013 i totally agree with your opinion…

[@sylviamaresca8852]

​@@lakeliving2013I take umbrage at that,sir. Sergeants have more sense than any general OR Colonel around. I would promote him to 'citizen'.

[@swojnowski453]

Clearly these guys seem to have a deep-seated feeling of failure in them. Like Farage, who has always been rejected by the public. They could not make it to the level they wanted so they've decided to take their revenge. Their ego has no boundaries, they men can't be satiated, they will always be a destructive influence, no matter what.

[@davidstacey1449]

Well said Paul. Farage is traitor. I'm a UK citizen. Farage claimed he hadn't met the Russian Ambassador, even photographs circulated clearly showing him in Russian embassy with Russian Ambassador. One of his main financial backers Aaron Banks has a Russian wife, his father in law was head of government services in Yekaterinburg and he had 'business interests' in Russia.

[@johnsmith1474]

If you dig deeper into your navel, perhaps use a sharp stick from out front in your yard, you will find UFOs. Good luck, never quit.

[@murphy7801]

Honestly he’s a traitor

[@LordMondegrene]

​@@johnsmith1474if you lack the brains to sort silverware, your silverware won't get sorted. But that won't stop you from telling people what to do.

[@UnitG2]

A clear request for KGB assistance from Nigel

[@madmaxfzz]

What a shocker!

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

I must say i am pretty shocked but all these "conservatives" that support Russia and Putin, i kind of liked Nigel Farange and Donald Trump etc, and was positive to the "MAGA" movement, but by realising they support that evil tyrany make me rethinking everything i belived

[@Foxtrottangoabc]

Yes forage spot on about migration and spot on about brexit. Byt listening to his policies outside those two he clearly talks propaganda nonsense towing same line as usa republican party maga muppets

[@hypramgeth7449]

I used to think Jordan Peterson was deep and misunderstood, we've all been there. JP's obviously a pseudo science spewing madman now, I didn't spot the warning signs and I thought he was just old fashioned.

[@Munin497]

It's like the mirror image to the Trump derangement syndrom. They see their domestic political opponents support Ukraine and automatically do the opposite. It's unbelievably childish and stupid.

[@Land-of-reason]

What support?

[@MadeTheSame]

If one believes that sovereign nations are more important than anything else, they will see the world only as nations pursuing their own intrest, with no obligations to others and no international rules.

[@dreadmaster99]

Anyone who supports Russia should be sent to live there

[@jeremyj5932]

Yup. Their supporters are hypocrites . They will support Russia for any reason. I really think they are just either very ignorant or just miserable unhappy trolls.

[@nikiciki1238]

@@jeremyj5932 Hey I am living in an eastern European NATO country and almost 2/3 of the population hates NATO and see's Russia as the friend only the fucking mindless politicians are for NATO

[@Peacewar2020]

@@jeremyj593290% don’t support Russia that’s your meds and propaganda media talking Most just don’t want a nuclear holocaust

[@nikiciki1238]

@@jeremyj5932 Russia helped with equipment in our war in 2001 while USA and NATO countries were helping terrorists from Kosovo and training them while actively supplying them with food munitions and weapons

[@AK-us2di]

@@nikiciki1238 Do you actually mean "NATO knocked our genocide on the head in the 1990s and I'm still bitter about it"?

[@user-andrew-Jones]

Him and his friend Trump

[@Chuck_Hooks]

Trump policies kept global energy prices low, which kept Putin parked. Putin knew to wait until Biden got in to launch

[@HubertBarnes]

But Trump is winning anyway

[@gregjohnson298]

Turn off CNN 🤣

[@dreamer5234]

@@gregjohnson298 Trump literally said that Russia attacked Ukraine because it wanted to join NATO.

[@LordBathtub]

​@@gregjohnson298turn off Infowars and read the consensus across the spectrum bud

[@davidsmithsmith5679]

Reps supporting North Korea and Russia is something I thought id never see in my days.

[@Moroo-t7j]

Not reps maga aka fake reps

[@diegoflores9237]

Wrong. We don't want our weapons and money sent to Ukraine

[@rogerphelps9939]

@@Moroo-t7j Well somebody voted for these shysters.

[@mikek3658]

Farage has been full of it for a long time

[@michellemirembe6057]

Yet his right abt this 😂😂, something wrong with pipo in the west, all they have to do is read wtf

[@mikek3658]

@michellemirembe6057 blahblahblah blah blah talking points the west blahblahblah. Go home Ivan.

[@paulyoung4422]

Moscow Nigel banned from StrikeGum.

[@logiclust]

"the eastward expansion of they EU" completely ignores that Ukrainians were asking to join the EU. Remember Euromaidan? That was 1000% Ukrainian citizens wanting to be Europeans and not russinans.

[@brianshipman5313]

Ex UK seviceman here. The man is a 1st class A Hole. He and Trump are cut from the same cloth. It goes aginst the grain but I will be voting Labour for the first time in my life.

[@karelvandervelden8819]

Why not LibDem ?

[@Munin497]

Do you think Labour can be relied on to protect the best interests of the United Kingdom and its citizens? If not, then it's better not to vote at all than to vote for them.

[@karenrich3581]

Farage said he was going to the USA to support Trump Never vote labour starmer is a liar. I Was going to vote reform but not now

[@karenrich3581]

No it can’t. Labour is winniñg just because conservatives are so bad. People are choosing without looking at what he is saying

[@karenrich3581]

Your right about farage but look into Labour before you vote

[@andrewholdaway813]

Oh he certainly knows he's full of it, I just wish more people could see that.

[@holgerandersengrn3457]

It is the same as saying that it is a battered woman's fault that she is mistreated by her abusive partner. She could have just made sure that the dinner was at the right temperature. What an idiotic claim, either he is on Putin's payroll or he wants to be.

[@danis8455]

Like we say in Denmark! Did not know you could stack shit that high! But Nigel farage proves us wrong.

[@giuseppearleo6324]

So Sergeant Hartman was from Denmark 😂

[@andrewholdaway813]

I like that saying.

[@danis8455]

@@giuseppearleo6324 hartmand is a very common last name here anyways! But i dont know! But think Ronald Lee Ermey. was just channeling his inner asshole :D

[@danis8455]

@@andrewholdaway813 Hah here's another one then "imagine someone can be that stupid and still walk upright"

[@DrenoshGaming]

100% , also Ima steal that saying, love it.

[@hanslievaart]

Farage is Oswald Mosley 2.0

[@trevornelmes9331]

Farage is a despicable, loathsome individual. Simple.

[@roblayton4768]

Farage knows exactly what he’s doing. He helped deliver Brexit for Putin and has been helping deliver Trump in 2024.

[@Wavy_Gravy]

True, it's not hard to fool the UK.

[@brianrobinson7984]

Clearly you have no idea what a democratic referendum where people voted for it means. The elites are just annoyed because that goes against their globalist agenda.

[@Xenomorphine]

That had bugger all to do with Putin. It was a stance Farage had for decades, like many of us on the Eurosceptic side. Putin may or may not have also liked it, but I doubt he cared if he actually understood what the EU is. It's not anything to do with defence, but is a political union. His cosying up to Putin and Trump came after, which are certainly both things I personally dislike

[@nathanlewis42]

@@Bob-el3iw tRump said that he could shoot someone in broad daylight and not lose any support. He was talking about people like you.

[@Xenomorphine]

@@sumfatdude4824 I never claimed Putin hasn't had influence. I just pointed out that it's doubtful Putin really cared much. The EU isn't something which he'd have regarded as a threat. If anything, he had plenty of influence over Germany and France, who have always been at that wheelhouse. The Eurosceptic stance over the EU and soveriegnty goes wayyyyy back, to before he was anywhere near power.

[@AndyM_323YYY]

Farage has stood for election to the House of Commons seven times, in five general elections and two by-elections, losing in each. Becoming an MP is not exactly a high bar, but Farage has never reached it.

[@johnnylind973]

The level of intelligence he is showing , could be the reason why he didnt make it .

[@Outside85]

He was even beaten once by a guy in a dolphin outfit.

[@SpikeyMikey341]

Long may he fail

[@jayklink851]

As an American political junky, I started following British politics religiously as a form of escapism. Yes, I'm quite sure the fishermen are far better-off now after Brexit, and are grateful for listening to Farage and Moggy (JRM).

[@brianrobinson7984]

Don't worry, he'll get a seat this time..

[@Erakius323]

His comments about NATO causing the war are a disgrace. By that logic, Poland started the Second World War by provoking Germany by refusing to give into their massive list of demands.

[@swojnowski453]

just choose a suitable date you want to scrutinize history from. Anything can be explained away that way ...

[@h2didenkov]

Poland didn't complain when it got part of Czechoslovakia, when Germany annexed Sudetenland.

[@Erakius323]

@@swojnowski453 Because everything is is linked. But I am right about Farages stupidity.

[@Erakius323]

@@h2didenkov Yes. Since that was the West being cowards and redrawing the official borders, to appease a dictator. Poland at that point might as well get territory while it can, as a buffer to the oncoming German Invasion. Germany invading Poland? Nope. That was the start of World War 2. And Poland, despite Farages claims, did not start that war. Much like NATO and Ukraine, did not start this war. Russia did. In 2014, by invading Ukraine.

[@cwpv2477]

nah its more of a prince f. kinda situation, not an enemy everywhere, guy just phrased it badly

[@johnnylind973]

His ego is about to make his head explode .

[@stefansikora5183]

His alcohol consumption will speed that up as well

[@Adrian-xh6up]

they would never lie or parrot putin’s talking points😅

[@FibroFantastic]

I'm from the UK. Can confirm, he's a national clown and laughingstock. And all parties he's ever belonged to have had massive donations from Russia.

[@campbell4show]

"Can confirm"? So you've talked to everyone in the UK have you?

[@FibroFantastic]

@@campbell4show only the ones with all their teeth and at least 1 gcse

[@paddyl0]

@@FibroFantastic you don’t speak for me

[@WolfColaUK]

The comments on this particular video are embarrassing. Farage has long been against NATO activities anywhere near the Russian border. This dates back to way before any of you gave a sh*t about Ukraine. He likes a bit of 'I told you so', and that's it. This is why he is saying something Putin isn't, as you put it, Paul. Because it's HIS own words. And the jump from that to him now being a Putin supporter, is both baseless and lazy.

[@dawndarklight44]

You should cover Donald Trump parroting Russian talking points last night.

[@nutyyyy]

He also kept going on beforehand about how Putin wouldn't invade...

[@justaguy7083]

Farage is so out of touch with British culture dispute his racist remarks about Sunak. He also said that there was no way Russia would invade in February 22.

[@LordBathtub]

As a brit i can say for sure this will strengthen the real hardcore right wing supporters and alienate his more moderates. Hes also very good at projecting the perception of influence rather than being actually influential

[@georgepatton93]

To be fair to him, his target audience is very easy to fool, they will believe anything Farage says

[@Decultified]

SOUNDS LIKE THE MAGA CULT

[@dalecrocker3213]

While you believe the MSM in the UK? Ha!

[@MikeBrin96]

@@dalecrocker3213 Only sheep use the acronym MSM unironically.

[@AK-us2di]

@@dalecrocker3213 Gotta love folk whose only argument is "don't believe the MSM". They almost exclusively believe themselves to be intelligent sceptics, and they're almost exclusively morons.

[@AK-us2di]

The MailOnline is jumping with folk backing him up.

[@timwatt6743]

Twenty years ago I had the misfortune to spend an evening with Nigel Farage. I have never known anyone who could speak with such conviction and certainty, of things of which he has no understanding.

[@boink800]

Farage can be entertaining. He should have been a comedian instead.

[@stefansikora5183]

@@boink800 Unfortunately he chose politics

[@boink800]

@@stefansikora5183 Everyone is a comedian.

[@swojnowski453]

because that's what it is, you can no nothing, but if you are a good orator people will believe and trust you. That's why it is better to read rather than listen to and watch stuff. Unfortunately most people have stopped reading let alone reading with comprehension ... The results are what they are. YTube is the new lighthouse for the lost and lazy ...

[@Rtg5637]

​@@stefansikora5183Zelensky the professional comedian did exactly that and now Ukraine is in a dire situation

[@RidleyHolmes-sr2tw]

Farage was the architect of BREXIT. Most people aspire to pay their water bill in the UK now.

[@leosmith848]

A lie will be three times round the world before the truth has got its socks on/ Electricity bills are the problem because 100% the EU renewable obligation has not been repealed by any UK government and we spend a fortune for an third rate unreliable wind turbine setup that needs imported gas to fill the gaps.

[@erikreuterskiold5996]

Of all the western Putin assets Farage is the one who actually achieved something to the benefit of the Kremlin agenda. Traitor both to his country aswell as his country men that are now suffering hes deeds.

[@I-am-sparticus]

And this couldn't be because of the tories running this country into the ground the last 14 years? 😂😂 If your in charge then your responsible to make changes and fix problems. Leaders find solutions. Weak people point out problems 😂

[@JourneyOnLife]

My theory is Putin is and was jealous of Ukraine becoming such an awesome and free country like the West or whatever, because it made Russia look so miserable period and he couldn't have that. Dictators hate to be embarrassed.

[@AareffSystems]

Agreed, this is the real reason for the invasion of Ukraine, no doubt about it

[@m42666]

Yes, Putin is jealous of Ukraine's success. He also wants Ukraine's mineral wealth and rich farmland. In the 1930s, Stalin "redistributed" (stole) Ukraine's grains & starved Ukrainians in what is known as HOLODOMOR. Most starvations were in the east & Stalin replaced the population loss with Russians. Now those Russians are those in tge breakaway regions.

[@monkemode8128]

Ukraine definitely wasn't a crown jewel of democracy and freedom. They were very corrupt and poor (in large part due to constant Russian meddling, it's hard to build up a country while your neighbor funnels huge amounts guns and money to anyone who is willing to betray their country). I think even some of the former Soviet balkan countries fit the description of an awesome democracy better

[@diegoflores9237]

Awesome? It's the poorest country in Europe. And there's no freedom in Ukraine

[@I-am-sparticus]

You sound really educated. You know Ukraine was part of Russia until the end of the cold War don't you? Oh and that the majority of Ukrainian people joined the Nazis in WW2? And let's not forget a man called Stephan Bandera.. Ukraine's national hero. A nazi war criminal. There's statues of him in Kiev and each year they parade past him giving it the salute 😂 Just spend like 5 minutes researching before you comment 😂

[@COSMAS-videos]

Trump, Nigel, Candice, and others...I came from being a strong supporter of them to considering them as my enemies now, because how stupid they are about the war...shame

[@lophoflora]

That guy is on Putin's payroll

[@lg2058]

An excellent comment full of substance.

[@davefave4351]

Chlóe Deakin, teacher at Dulwich College described Farage as a 'Goose stepping liability' and in a letter of 04/06/81 to headmaster David Emms, advising him not to appoint nige a prefect as a '...publicly professed racist with neo-fascist views.' He saw his jolly japes such as, during a combinded forces group camp, loudly singing as a group, er, um, h littluns marching songs through a Sussex village in the middle of the night as 'Schoolboy naughtiness*...' This is all in the public domain and there are many such corroborated examples of his past... When a man shows you his true self, believe him. *Edit. Apologies for the misquote. If you're going to quote someone, get it right. I've no idea where 'masculinity' came from. We are talking about nige here...

[@manuelhengel431]

But Ferage is Not the only one in Europe FPÖ Austria is like turning on RT TV (bodyguard said he had to pick up sports bags in front of the Russian embassy and bring them to the party headquarters when he opened one was filled with cash) AfD in Germany the same as in Austria and parts of the SPD (Wolfgang Schmidt ((head of the secret service in the Chancellery)), who was against the delivery of Leo and other weapons, as justification: We cannot send weapons with the Iron Cross against Russians ) le Pen in France Italy Lega Nord Hungary Orban Slovakia Fico Putin obviously loves neo-fascists, or if that had worked in Ukraine, it would be a nice reason for invasion or for denazification?

[@AntiPutin-fm8pe]

They are all bought and their followers are idiots.

[@MrPaudy1]

He lied to the British people on Brexit so why . Look at it now .

[@markyhustler8995]

Theresa May the pro EU tory did as much as she could to screw Brexit up. The pro EU MPs made sure Brexit wouldn't work. Nothing to do with Farage he just campaigned for it.

[@campbell4show]

@@markyhustler8995 Exactly!

[@magikclown]

He didn't lie about Brexit. Show me one thing that's a lie. He had a vision and sold us that vision, people wanted it, most people wanted it.

[@magikclown]

@@Bob-el3iw People are getting things wrong, very effing wrong. And they're getting it wrong because they're being subjected to a very powerful and persuasive propaganda campaign. The West absolutely provoked this war, I'm astonished so many aren't prepared to look beyond the narrative. Paul certainly doesn't. It's my profound belief, the US wanted this war. They planned it, gamed it out and then deliberately adopted policies, guaranteed to trigger it. Putin was not so much the aggressor, as he is the patsy who fell into a trap the US laid specifically for him. For over two years, people have been stuck fast to the western media narratives of how this war started and sites like this serve as an echo chamber to that narrative. Never mind what Putin tells his people. Putin is going to spin his fictions just as the West spins it's. Putin has to sell this war to his people in as effective manner as he can. The stories he adopts are the ones that he believes further his goals. And it's exactly the same for us and those who lead us. Before you start mindlessly defending the West and how it wouldn't lie to it's people before starting a war, ponder how we ended up in Iraq. We've all been duped, yet again.

[@dallysinghson5569]

By "most", it should also be mentioned that a sliver of a majority, that could easily have been for the opposite side if so much a whiff of a fart went their direction.

[@Rich4098]

A fully democratic Russia would dominate it's neighbors through legitimate channels, and would have no need to prop up dictators there. The problem is that Putin's survival depends on staying in power, and independent neighbor democracies increase the pressure on him to follow the original democratic path which is not in his personal interest. This whole war is about nothing more than Putin's personal survival.

[@Bob-nd2mr]

I voted today (postal vote) in UK Election and I voted for the candidate and party that had the best "track record" on Supporting Ukraine. So that excludes the Reform Party and Farage. My old Dad was in world war 2 and he and mum always did their "bit" ...even if it was little it was always done and then the rest was fun. They said. They were right. Once you have done your "bit" then enjoying life seems much easier and more pleasant. Feel better now I have posted my Vote . Thats over for another year or two. Slava Ukraini

[@campbell4show]

So what are we talking here, another Uni-Party vote or one of those other Lefty parties that put immigrants first over indigenous people?

[@zipperdeedooha]

Yep my dad was at Dunkirk and would be appalled at the constant refusal of the West to seek a peace agreement. People die in wars. Russians don't forget that. More civilian casualties in Gaza than in Ukraine up to now (according to press). Putin trying to drive Ukraine to the negotiating table but clearly not enough dead bodies for the West as yet.

[@Rtg5637]

NATO expansion slowed because there were almost no countries at Russia's borders left to join

[@joelsullivan1248]

Anyone named “Nigel” is more of a cartoon than a human.

[@jamespfitz]

Trenchant wisdom.

[@josephdurso5894]

Sorry, Ukie boy, President Trump has said the same thing.

[@TheDogsBox]

Russian shills gonna shill for Russia.

[@diegoflores9237]

Classic. Calling people names instead of discussing their points. Because you have nothing to counter his points

[@I-am-sparticus]

Say that when war starts that could have been avoided and you or your kids have to go and fight. This is Coming from a British Army Combat Veteran of Afghanistan. I know better ive done my bit. And this ends only one way. Thankfully I'm to old for the draft and past my call up Leave it in your capable hands eh?

[@StevenJackson-re6qm]

@@diegoflores9237Farage’s points? You agree with him? Let’s say you live next to the town bully. Do you appease him, knowing he will never stop, may decide to rape your daughter (doesn’t matter what age, he isn’t fussy), steal from you and occasionally just flatten you (ask Chechens, Armenians, Georgians as well as Ukrainians) OR do you ask the police to help ?

[@pepperjack6421]

It’s also hilarious that Putin is apparently history obsessed but learns nothing from it.

[@lifestapestry2968]

As a UK citizen, he has overstepped the limit. It will be the end of him.

[@diegoflores9237]

You're only one uk citizen....

[@v8pilot]

I voted for Brexit and I fully supported Farage until now. I think he has taken his cue from his MAGA buddy Trump. Now I think both of them are a danger to world peace.

[@campbell4show]

You're lying, if you where a Farage supporter, you would be a Trump supporter also, liars gonna lie!

[@gerrytrimble8430]

Faraeg infamously recorded a birthday greeting using an IRA/sin fein slogan for money He is an absolute grifter who has brought Britain ti its knees

[@jonathanwilson3331]

Thanks. I wish that media reports in the UK on the topic were equally analytical

[@eagleeyez1]

Nigel Farage needs to shut up. he has done the British people enough damage as is already.

[@campbell4show]

Remoaner.

[@I-am-sparticus]

Can't say I noticed anything change. Just people like you moaning all the time. 😂

[@rogerphelps9939]

@@campbell4show That is wearing a bit thin by now isn't it. You won. Get over it.

[@bernardwarr4187]

A lot of comments on here saying, they never likes Nigel anyway! The point is, many people liked him and might of voted for him, but won’t now and we have an election in a few weeks now in the UK

[@liamdesmond4504]

Trump, Farage, same thing

[@CookRacingUK]

The slimey toad may have been sarcastic with his "we've provoked him" comments. But Putin never feared NATO itself. He acted when Ukraine moved towards the EU with the Maidan protests. That's what he fears the most. He's see what happened to Poland and crapping himself, his people will want the same.

[@farcebrook]

medvedev's twin?

[@Toejoe5252]

Expansion of NATO is not the problem. Expansion of disinformation without accountability and the resulting ignorance of the populace is the most difficult war to win. The lack of accountability in our species is incredible and it has spread to the deepest levels of society.

[@marcuseriksson5276]

In my mind, NATO should go all in to help Ukraine take back their territory. Putin already say he is at war with NATO, let's show him how a war with NATO is.

[@berdeter]

He shares with Trump the art of repeating Russian propaganda and never challenge it

[@bittripper3530]

Poiticians are generally clueless it's a requirement for the job

[@escobeer3605]

Farage is like a hyena, smells blood.

[@Hip-Hop-Z063]

I 100% agree with you Farage is full of it. 🤡

[@MarkvanBuskirk]

Thank you for covering this Paul

[@stephennoel7216]

Nigel uses the same diet as Medvedev.

[@paulmakinson1965]

My mom calls Nigel Farrage "the toad". He looks like one.

[@campbell4show]

But voted the sexiest UK politician 2024 😅

[@TheRealSwidi]

He's a clown. Thanks for pointing it out though. Apparently it gets more and more important to do that. For many it dows not seem to be obvious.

[@mrgetinge]

Fact: Moscow was a village in 1240 when Mongols invaded Ukraine….(Moscow was a village in 1240 not invaded, Kiev already had the 1st University in USSR region with its own language) “First documented in 1147, Moscow grew to serve as the capital of the Grand Duchy of Moscow. When the Tsardom of Russia was proclaimed, Moscow remained the political and economic center for most of its history. Under the reign of Peter the Great, the Russian capital was moved to the newly founded city of Saint Petersburg in 1712, decreasing Moscow's influence. Following the Russian Revolution and the establishment of the Russian SFSR, the capital was moved back to Moscow in 1918, where it later became the political center of the Soviet Union. Wiki.. “The siege of Kiev by the Mongols took place between 28 November and 6 December 1240, and resulted in a Mongol victory. It was a heavy morale and military blow to the Principality of Galicia-Volhynia, which was forced to submit to Mongol suzerainty, and allowed Batu Khan to proceed westward into Central Europe.[2]”

[@DrenoshGaming]

I really couldn't care less what the racist thinks, he's always been like this.

[@realitycheckreally8412]

Explain what has he ever sad that's rasist...

[@campbell4show]

So we must accept few more million illegal/legal immigrants then, is that what you want?

[@dallysinghson5569]

Don't be daft, you think racism is done via outwardly using racial slurs only ???

[@realitycheckreally8412]

@@dallysinghson5569 in that case explain what he's done that rasist..

[@campbell4show]

@realitycheckreally8412 They can't, just like they can't tell us how Trump's a so called racist.. They all support Biden though, the openly racist child sniffer, videos on KZbin to prove it but they still ignore the truth.

[@equos5060]

I used to like that dude but now I see. He's a traitor, 100%. He predicted shit.

[@TheAndrian463]

Good coverage. Another politician not to trust with a 10' greased barge pole.

[@elbichoamarillo]

he said it already in 2014 - he was right then - he is still right .

[@markeast4647]

Listen CAREFULLY to what people say.

[@xevvvi]

Nigel was responsible for uk leaving europe

[@MarvinWestmaas]

It is annoying.. just as having new cabinet members who claim 'omvolking' is a legit description of a real world event... yes, that's going to be one of our ministers... it's disgusting. Everyone's hope was on Omtzight to keep those far right lunatics in check, and he's keeping silent. European politics are atm utterly disgusting.

[@MarvinWestmaas]

populism is a disease which democracy should beat on merits, yet the electorate is to easily swayed by empty rhetoric and unobtainable promises.

[@honeybadger6493]

Well hopefully anyone thinking of voting for his clown show of a party on election day will be having second thoughts

[@SantiSomchay]

Thank you paul

[@josephgraney1928]

Nigel Farage is right. Here is a bit of an explanation. The idea Russian leaders had after the fall of the Soviet Union was that the former Soviet Republics would be in Russia's sphere of influence. Instead, NATO moved west, but not into countries Russia had a huge interest in. It was Russia's idea that, eventually, Ukraine would fully enter into their sphere of influence, join the CSTO, and generally become a permanent part of Russia's sphere, up to and including potentially being annexed through so kind of "popular referendum" in Ukraine. However, Russia has a lot of internal issues so their efforts were limited to influence campaigns. As long as they felt that a peaceful process of alignment would work, it wasn't worth the resources to invade or otherwise commit excessively strongly. Then comes 2014. First, around that time natural gas is discovered in Crimea and the Donbass. Given that natural gas exports have been Russia's main bargaining chip in Europe, that was a threat. Secondly, a revolution occurred, one in which John McCain gave speaches to the protestors in the street and about which the US was cery positive and fully supported. It looked like a real threat both to Russian regional athority, and their ace card in Europe. So they leapt on Crimea and tried to take control of the Donbas through proxies. The proxies failed, leading to Minsk 1 and Minsk 2, or "we will leave you alone if you just let us control your nature gas reserves", which Ukraine agreed to but didn't put into practice in the way Russia was hoping for. So, with Ukraine trying for NATO membership (which would lock Ukraine into the US sphere), and the ceasefire in Donbas looking very likely to break (with Ukraine having the upper hand), Putin concluded that war was his only option to keep Ukraine in Russia's sphere and to preserve Russia's role as gas supplier to Europe. If we had agreed to refuse Ukraine NATO membership, Russia might have been willing to gamble that the DNR/LNR could at least gain independence from Ukraine with enough support. So, yeah, NATO expansion did provoke Putin, the invasion is Putin's fault, and Putin did use NATO expansion as an excuse to Russians to invade territory he never really believed should be wholy sovereign. It's Machiavellian great-power politics, but predictable. The US government took actions it knew might push Russia into conflict, but decided to go ahead, in part due to principles regarding freedom and democracy, and in part out of self-interest.

[@paulross225]

Yeah, but Putin KHUYLO.

[@liamrey]

As a british resident, he is plain embarrassing.

[@erikz1337]

Most of EUs and NATOs "expansion" eastwards took place in early the 2000s but somehow Putin didn't feel threatened until 2014?

[@Truthinshredding1]

You missed the "sh" on the "it" ?

[@robertpatrick3350]

Nigel is a walking epitome of a Kenneth Grahame character…..additionally he’s far less intelligent than he believes……

[@CpT1977]

The politician is a fool.

[@I-am-sparticus]

Rishi sunak is clearly not a fool 😂 Nor is starmer 😂 Biden 😂 Trump 😂 Have you been smoking crack? 😂

[@pasaniucdaniel4112]

It's the same patronizing attitude towards Eastern Europe which made him promote brexit and anti EU talking points. For people like him Eastern Europeans aren't full people, and should be just colonies and not actually have any agency to affirm themselves.

[@sinan2.71]

Farage is a popularist. He will say whatever seems to be most popular at the time. What he actually does is anyone's guess. I do not trust or vote for that type of politician.

[@balsarmy]

Thank you for this video and debunking Farage. I think he and Trump think that they are the same as Putin - especially about right wing politics, migration etc. But they forget that they dont choose difficult path. They just blame immigration and liberal values.

[@zlm001]

That was a good advertisement for Strike Gum at the end. It was much more upbeat, fast, and had a rhythm. You should do more stuff like that, plan it out.

[@theceruleandolphin2829]

Don't worry, he annoys everyone on the UK too. This man has had more comebacks than The Rolling Stones, only he, the messiah, can lead Britain of the darkness because all of the other political parties are broken.

[@swojnowski453]

Let's hope the people won't be duped into voting for his programme another time, not after what happened in 2016. If they do, I'm afraid there is no hope for the current voting generations in the UK.

[@tonytaskforce3465]

What's this? Two-bob each way?

[@Tommy-zs6ro]

No he isnt, he's spot on

[@terryluckhurst4114]

UK would do well not to support a questionable UK Reform party with a leader who also makes no excuses for supporting DJT . We want neither in our two great countries' democracies.

[@ChristianThePagan]

Nigel Farage should change his name to Nigel Chamberlain.

[@jpa5038]

Why is this guy still breathing?

[@lucschoesetters4307]

That Farage is a calamity & doom bringing han disaster, even worse then Donald Strawhead.

[@nickhutchinson3259]

Dude I'm pretty sure there are videos of him warning about at the time whilst a MEP

[@clintcumberland1664]

I support Ukraine 🇺🇦 but Nigel is right 🤷‍♂️

[@feltwedge]

NATO did not seek expansion - countries that joined NATO after 1991 actively sought that membership for obvious reasons.

[@JJFrance]

Its an excuse to stop military aid.

[@acmelka]

Tommy Tumervillian the US Senator has 'I heart Putin' written on his notebook

[@tolrem]

Russian money seemed to be behind Fartage's Brexit campaign even though nothing could be proved.[suprise suprise].The guy's a bottom feeding catfish.

[@harigurung52]

Here here you don’t need this kind of people it’s not helping democratic country

[@markcahill-y7j]

Farage is not an mp yet and doesn't yet sit in our parliament

[@rogerphelps9939]

And hopefuly he will fail again.

[@markcahill-y7j]

@@rogerphelps9939 I was going to vote for him but not now, I agree on migration and protesters, but not on Ukraine

[@SeanZuljan]

And a free skateboard with every amount of Strike Gum.

[@davewellings6281]

Oh dear Nige!! You had me at the NHS, you completely lost me when you made that statement

[@trevorh7332]

Anything reported from the BBC about Farage I would take with a pinch of salt.

[@rogerphelps9939]

@@Bob-el3iw No. The BBC gives Farage coverage well out of proportion to his importance.G

[@tracboy80]

They shouldn't give this schill any airtime whatsoever

[@meikala2114]

@@Bob-el3iw the bbc has been a probrexit mouthpiece so is therefore a rightwing tool, PS go back to Russia...