You thought Stalinism was DEAD

 Nigel "The Weasel" Farage

Putin

I expect this post to be blocked by Twitter, as two more were for critisising Nigel Farage; but here goes nothing.

I have said for a long time I think Farage would run the UK the way Stalin ran Russia, the latest news about the Reform UK leader has prove me correct.

Not only does he follow Stalin's tactics of telling the MPs to either follow his lead, or shut up! Those like Rupert Lowe who stand against him are expelled. Not only does he think Putin is one of the best Premiers, the party regulary gets money from Russia.

Anti-EU, that's a good joke.

No sooner had Brexit been approved, Farage applied for a passport from Germany. The only qualification, this writer knows for the application being accepted is that as an MEP he worked in Germany for years.

His track record is second-to-none, he's a three-time-loser. The only way he got to be an MP is he sat for Clacton-on-the-Sea, a seat nobody wanted, and a place the majority of the UK couldn't place if asked.

Reform UK is another name for Labour.

The rise of Reform UK MPs is down to one factor, the majority of the people left the Labour Party after Starmer sank the party. All they care about is their cushy job, and big pay packets.

Think again

 You thought Stalinism was DEAD

Reform UK

In the 1950's, and 60's the world riled against Josef Stalin, and his one-party Stalinism, yet today people flock to the Reform UK camp, where Nigel Farage is doing the same thing Stalin did.

If you don't believe me, read on.

Rupert Lowe was kicked out of of the party, and Richard Tice has been ordered to tow-the-line or face the same fate; for what?

Both spoke out against some of Farage's policies.

And YOU want this person to be Prime Minister!

If Farage wins the next election, you can say goodbye to free speech, and welcome in George Orwell's 1984.

Years ago, I watched an excellent series called 1990 with Edward Woodward, it was about the blockade of free speech, and the formation of an underground press which challenged the government's strict policies which banned free speech.

Governments forget, if you keep a paper open to be read, they may cause trouble, but you can see what is happening. Once you force it underground, it becomes a a cult, and unseen. There are several instances, the Emile Zola, and  Je Suis Charlie trend in France are ones that come to mind