Farage excluded from farmers rally.

 

Nigel Farage - Leader Reform UK

Although many British farmers voted to leave the E.U. in 2016, they're now beginning to realise that they were sold a pup with Brexit by right-wing loonies.

Nigel Farage, dressed in his customary tweed flat cap and Barbour jacket, was excluded from the recent farmer’s rally because of the role he played in Brexit that resulted in trade deals with Australia and New Zealand that undercut farmers and cut their subsidies. As the former leader of UKIP and now leader of Reform UK, Farage campaigned for Britain to leave the E.U.

Jeremy Squirrell, a Suffolk arable and poultry farmer who attended the event, said he would have "frogmarched" Farage and others including the former Sun columnist 'cockroach' Katie Hopkins, "off the site", adding: "They taint our just cause with conspiracy, lies, hateful comments and deceit." Sheep farmer, Sarah Shuffell, said Farage's presence was a "PR car crash for farming."

In a confidential report, the bankers to the rich, Coutts, described Farage has a 'disingenuous grifter" who is "seen as xenophobic and pandering to racists."