Nigel Farage in Dover yesterday : Watch his speech in full here

“Britain is facing a national security emergency,” says Farage

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A major speech on immigration from Reform UK's Honorary President

In keeping with our traditions, Facts4EU.Org continues to be non-partisan in this general election campaign. In the interests of balanced coverage overall, we are presenting a major speech by Nigel Farage of Reform UK in Dover yesterday in full.

Mr Farage’s speech focuses mainly on the problem of legal and illegal immigration and he speaks for just under 13 minutes before taking questions from the media. If watching in an environment where you are unable to use sound, clicking on 'CC' at the foot of the video produces fairly good subtitles. We also provide links to Reform UK’s latest policy documents, for those who wish to learn more about the party’s platform.

- Nigel Farage, Hon. President, Reform UK, Dover, 28 May 2024

[Source : Reform UK.]

More information on Reform UK

Reform say they will be releasing further campaign information and speeches on other major policies over the coming weeks, together with their official manifesto.

In the interim, readers who wish to know more will find announcements on the party’s home page here, as well as some further policy information here.

Brexit Facts4EU.Org Summary

Long-term net immigration 2023

Total net legal immigration : 685,000
Total illegal migrants in boats : 29,437
TOTAL : 714,437

[Sources : ONS and UK Home Office, May 2024.]

10.0 million UK residents (16.8%) are now foreign born
In the nation's capital of London in 2021 an astonishing 40.6% (3.6m) were foreign-born

Observations

These are still early days in the general election campaign and none of the major parties have yet published their manifestos.

Reform UK clearly feel that talking about the mass immigration which has impacted the UK over many years is going to be a vote winner for them – and we don’t disagree. Although Nigel Farage is not himself standing as a candidate in this election, he was the natural choice to talk about this issue given that he has led the public debate on the subect over the past four years.

In the coming weeks we will publish further articles and reports about other political parties on topics relevant to our overall subject area.

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Reader Comments 5

1. Old Albion , Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 07:21:

Farage is of course correct and the response from the Left/Woke/Media will be what it always is...........

2. terence patrick hewett , Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 07:45:

Farage is correct when he says that he has one last political shot in his locker: and given that all the legacy parties conspire to keep him out of Westminster when he stands, not unnaturally, he wants to give himself a good chance. So he will be canvassing almost constantly for the next 6 weeks. I doubt that the Tory Party will enjoy the experience. But he will undoubtedly stand at the 2029 General Election: if Labour last that long.

3. Have You Wondered , Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 15:22:

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Maybe Meloni has the right idea?
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Search:
brussels signal Italy sees illegal migration collapse under Meloni masterplan.
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4. Gazzablack , Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 21:21:

According to a recent Allianz survey, after years of being "pro-European", only a mere 29% of Germans see more benefits than drawbacks to their EU membership.
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In fact the survey found that only the Spanish and Austrians had a net positive opinion of the EU, whilst the French had the highest anti EU opinion.The
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Oh, and the EU commission has been raided by police over "Russian propaganda network"

5. John Jones , Thursday, May 30, 2024, 14:46:

2. Hewett
"..given that all the legacy parties conspire to keep him out of Westminster when he stands.."
Essentially in the FPTP voting system which we have for parliamentary elections, it's the voters of the constituency in which a candidate stands that elects ( he/she who gets the majority of the votes) who becomes the MP.
Care to share how else the legacy parties conspire to keep Farage out? He's only failed 7 times to become an MP, by quite significant margins 🤔

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