Alex Richards
@alxrchrds.bsky.social
I made a meme on Farage’s awkward interview with BBC Wales political editor Gareth Lewis. Kudos to him.
November 25, 2025 at 11:41 PM
I made a meme on Farage’s awkward interview with BBC Wales political editor Gareth Lewis. Kudos to him.
Farage tried also tried to recruit Enoch Powell as a UKIP candidate at least twice, and called him his “political hero” in 2008.
And Farage wants people to believe all 23 of his fellow students at Dulwich College were lying about his bullying, racism, and antisemitism over about 6 years.
And Farage wants people to believe all 23 of his fellow students at Dulwich College were lying about his bullying, racism, and antisemitism over about 6 years.
November 25, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Farage tried also tried to recruit Enoch Powell as a UKIP candidate at least twice, and called him his “political hero” in 2008.
And Farage wants people to believe all 23 of his fellow students at Dulwich College were lying about his bullying, racism, and antisemitism over about 6 years.
And Farage wants people to believe all 23 of his fellow students at Dulwich College were lying about his bullying, racism, and antisemitism over about 6 years.
I don't suppose you have a copy of ‘How To Be Racist But Not In A Hurtful or Insulting Way’ by Nigel Farage?
November 25, 2025 at 7:39 PM
I don't suppose you have a copy of ‘How To Be Racist But Not In A Hurtful or Insulting Way’ by Nigel Farage?
Farage with four convicted criminals.
3 of them were sent to prison, including 2 people formerly of Reform UK Party Ltd.
3 of them were sent to prison, including 2 people formerly of Reform UK Party Ltd.
November 24, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Farage with four convicted criminals.
3 of them were sent to prison, including 2 people formerly of Reform UK Party Ltd.
3 of them were sent to prison, including 2 people formerly of Reform UK Party Ltd.
The BBC’s Tory PR ghoul Robbie Gibb describes BBC’s Political Editor Chris Mason as the "unsung hero of covering politics" and "absolutely first rate".
He would.
He was also an ‘editorial advisor’ for GBeebies.
This is Chris Mason’s Wiki page picture.
He would.
He was also an ‘editorial advisor’ for GBeebies.
This is Chris Mason’s Wiki page picture.
November 24, 2025 at 7:49 PM
The BBC’s Tory PR ghoul Robbie Gibb describes BBC’s Political Editor Chris Mason as the "unsung hero of covering politics" and "absolutely first rate".
He would.
He was also an ‘editorial advisor’ for GBeebies.
This is Chris Mason’s Wiki page picture.
He would.
He was also an ‘editorial advisor’ for GBeebies.
This is Chris Mason’s Wiki page picture.
“Labour says it is freezing rail fares, but will bribing the public work and deflect from the speculation around Starmer’s future? Time will tell.”
November 23, 2025 at 7:36 PM
“Labour says it is freezing rail fares, but will bribing the public work and deflect from the speculation around Starmer’s future? Time will tell.”
The British mainstream media would have the public believe it's the other way around.
Why?
Because Farage is as much part of the fifth column as they are. It's in their interests to do so.
Statesman. Conman.
Why?
Because Farage is as much part of the fifth column as they are. It's in their interests to do so.
Statesman. Conman.
November 21, 2025 at 10:41 PM
The British mainstream media would have the public believe it's the other way around.
Why?
Because Farage is as much part of the fifth column as they are. It's in their interests to do so.
Statesman. Conman.
Why?
Because Farage is as much part of the fifth column as they are. It's in their interests to do so.
Statesman. Conman.
The Covid Inquiry is the ‘evidence gathering’ part of the justice process.
Johnson & Co. knew this from the start, hence pushing back on it and not cooperating — they knew prison could be on the cards, for numerous charges.
Johnson & Co. knew this from the start, hence pushing back on it and not cooperating — they knew prison could be on the cards, for numerous charges.
November 21, 2025 at 6:53 PM
The Covid Inquiry is the ‘evidence gathering’ part of the justice process.
Johnson & Co. knew this from the start, hence pushing back on it and not cooperating — they knew prison could be on the cards, for numerous charges.
Johnson & Co. knew this from the start, hence pushing back on it and not cooperating — they knew prison could be on the cards, for numerous charges.
Like real celebrity traitors Trump and Farage.
November 21, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Like real celebrity traitors Trump and Farage.
‘Reform UK Party Ltd councillor's property firms owe customers £140,000 — Barry Elliott is a new face on the Rogue Traders Wall of Fame.’
November 19, 2025 at 10:31 PM
‘Reform UK Party Ltd councillor's property firms owe customers £140,000 — Barry Elliott is a new face on the Rogue Traders Wall of Fame.’
Note a few of the professions more trusted than journalists, including landlords (+7%), estate agents (+10%) and bankers (+17%).
Given this, why do so many people take what journalists say seriously, and why does the press wield so much power?
I don't have the answer. It baffles me.
Given this, why do so many people take what journalists say seriously, and why does the press wield so much power?
I don't have the answer. It baffles me.
November 16, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Note a few of the professions more trusted than journalists, including landlords (+7%), estate agents (+10%) and bankers (+17%).
Given this, why do so many people take what journalists say seriously, and why does the press wield so much power?
I don't have the answer. It baffles me.
Given this, why do so many people take what journalists say seriously, and why does the press wield so much power?
I don't have the answer. It baffles me.
I want to make this as clear as possible;
• All of these people are in emails from Epstein:
— Nigel Farage
— Donald Trump
— Steve Bannon
— Vladimir Putin
• There are others connected to them named too.
• All are Brexit protagonists, and beneficiaries.
• All are part of the same clandestine network.
• All of these people are in emails from Epstein:
— Nigel Farage
— Donald Trump
— Steve Bannon
— Vladimir Putin
• There are others connected to them named too.
• All are Brexit protagonists, and beneficiaries.
• All are part of the same clandestine network.
November 15, 2025 at 3:05 PM
I want to make this as clear as possible;
• All of these people are in emails from Epstein:
— Nigel Farage
— Donald Trump
— Steve Bannon
— Vladimir Putin
• There are others connected to them named too.
• All are Brexit protagonists, and beneficiaries.
• All are part of the same clandestine network.
• All of these people are in emails from Epstein:
— Nigel Farage
— Donald Trump
— Steve Bannon
— Vladimir Putin
• There are others connected to them named too.
• All are Brexit protagonists, and beneficiaries.
• All are part of the same clandestine network.
‘he [Steve Bannon] spoke at the Oxford Union, Bannon texted Epstein: "I've gotten pulled into the Brexit thing this morning with Nigel, Boris and Rees Mogg."
Other emails released show Epstein was interested Brexit, and that he had been talking to the Russians about Trump.
Other emails released show Epstein was interested Brexit, and that he had been talking to the Russians about Trump.
November 15, 2025 at 9:08 AM
‘he [Steve Bannon] spoke at the Oxford Union, Bannon texted Epstein: "I've gotten pulled into the Brexit thing this morning with Nigel, Boris and Rees Mogg."
Other emails released show Epstein was interested Brexit, and that he had been talking to the Russians about Trump.
Other emails released show Epstein was interested Brexit, and that he had been talking to the Russians about Trump.
‘Using almost a decade of data since the referendum…
estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% with the impact accumulating gradually over time.’
Farage, the Tories, and Putin did this.
Yet the media want people to be angry at Labour for not breaking their manifesto.
estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% with the impact accumulating gradually over time.’
Farage, the Tories, and Putin did this.
Yet the media want people to be angry at Labour for not breaking their manifesto.
November 14, 2025 at 8:24 PM
‘Using almost a decade of data since the referendum…
estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% with the impact accumulating gradually over time.’
Farage, the Tories, and Putin did this.
Yet the media want people to be angry at Labour for not breaking their manifesto.
estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% with the impact accumulating gradually over time.’
Farage, the Tories, and Putin did this.
Yet the media want people to be angry at Labour for not breaking their manifesto.
What’s the difference between Mike Graham and Nick Ferrari?
Style of glasses, and Ferrari still has a job, unfortunately.
Style of glasses, and Ferrari still has a job, unfortunately.
November 13, 2025 at 11:06 AM
What’s the difference between Mike Graham and Nick Ferrari?
Style of glasses, and Ferrari still has a job, unfortunately.
Style of glasses, and Ferrari still has a job, unfortunately.
Spot the difference.
November 13, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Spot the difference.
If I were the new BBC DG dealing with the Trump Panorama edit, public distrust with impartiality, and value for money, I would;
Sack Chris Mason and Laura Kuenssberg (+ a few others) — their combined yearly salary is £675,000 alone.
Then I’d offer Trump 2x years worth or court.
I can only dream!
Sack Chris Mason and Laura Kuenssberg (+ a few others) — their combined yearly salary is £675,000 alone.
Then I’d offer Trump 2x years worth or court.
I can only dream!
November 12, 2025 at 10:52 PM
If I were the new BBC DG dealing with the Trump Panorama edit, public distrust with impartiality, and value for money, I would;
Sack Chris Mason and Laura Kuenssberg (+ a few others) — their combined yearly salary is £675,000 alone.
Then I’d offer Trump 2x years worth or court.
I can only dream!
Sack Chris Mason and Laura Kuenssberg (+ a few others) — their combined yearly salary is £675,000 alone.
Then I’d offer Trump 2x years worth or court.
I can only dream!
‘Russiagate’ was one thing.
The Epstein files are another.
Except, actually, they’re not.
This email suggests there could be a deal between Trump and Putin, a quid pro quo, facilitated by Epstein and Lavrov.
Things make more sense now, like Trump’s red carpet welcome for Putin in Alaska.
The Epstein files are another.
Except, actually, they’re not.
This email suggests there could be a deal between Trump and Putin, a quid pro quo, facilitated by Epstein and Lavrov.
Things make more sense now, like Trump’s red carpet welcome for Putin in Alaska.
![From: jeffreyE. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Sent: 6/24/2018 1:59:24 PM
To: Thorbjøn Jagland
Subject: Re:
churkin was great. something he understood trump after our conversations. it is not complex. he must be seen to get something its that simple.
On Sun, Jun 24, 2018 at 3:28 PM, Thorbjøn Jagland {
> wrote:
I'll meet Lavrovs assistant on Monday and will suggest
Thank you fo a lovely evening. I'll com to un high level week søn. 24. jun. 2018 kl. 15:18 skrev jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com>:
I think you might suggest to putin, that lavrov, can get insight on talking to me. vitaly churkin used to . but he died.?!](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2qncbiwrirqwv2dfiheedrrq/bafkreihcpqrgjsda3gpkbvnabfnafzodnmldzq4xco7nscajwfkaj4dz2q@jpeg)
November 12, 2025 at 9:49 PM
‘Russiagate’ was one thing.
The Epstein files are another.
Except, actually, they’re not.
This email suggests there could be a deal between Trump and Putin, a quid pro quo, facilitated by Epstein and Lavrov.
Things make more sense now, like Trump’s red carpet welcome for Putin in Alaska.
The Epstein files are another.
Except, actually, they’re not.
This email suggests there could be a deal between Trump and Putin, a quid pro quo, facilitated by Epstein and Lavrov.
Things make more sense now, like Trump’s red carpet welcome for Putin in Alaska.
“The BBC is fine.
Meanwhile in Westminster, the embattled Prime Minister is again fighting for his political future amid speculation that Labour is about to rip up its manifesto.
Will Starmer survive? Time will tell.”
Meanwhile in Westminster, the embattled Prime Minister is again fighting for his political future amid speculation that Labour is about to rip up its manifesto.
Will Starmer survive? Time will tell.”
November 11, 2025 at 10:36 PM
“The BBC is fine.
Meanwhile in Westminster, the embattled Prime Minister is again fighting for his political future amid speculation that Labour is about to rip up its manifesto.
Will Starmer survive? Time will tell.”
Meanwhile in Westminster, the embattled Prime Minister is again fighting for his political future amid speculation that Labour is about to rip up its manifesto.
Will Starmer survive? Time will tell.”
Fifth columnist Farage.
That term should be commonly used, because it's simply factual; he has — and continues to — sabotage his home country and benefit from hostile actors, whether that's fascist countries or right-wing vested interests.
He’s the enemy within masquerading as a patriot.
That term should be commonly used, because it's simply factual; he has — and continues to — sabotage his home country and benefit from hostile actors, whether that's fascist countries or right-wing vested interests.
He’s the enemy within masquerading as a patriot.
November 11, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Fifth columnist Farage.
That term should be commonly used, because it's simply factual; he has — and continues to — sabotage his home country and benefit from hostile actors, whether that's fascist countries or right-wing vested interests.
He’s the enemy within masquerading as a patriot.
That term should be commonly used, because it's simply factual; he has — and continues to — sabotage his home country and benefit from hostile actors, whether that's fascist countries or right-wing vested interests.
He’s the enemy within masquerading as a patriot.
Farage has raked in over £1.2m from 12 different gigs since becoming Clacton’s MP in July 2024, including circa. £510k as a GBNews presenter and £280k as a brand ambassador to Direct Bullion.
This is living proof that politics is infected with greedy hypocritical charlatans.
This is living proof that politics is infected with greedy hypocritical charlatans.
November 10, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Farage has raked in over £1.2m from 12 different gigs since becoming Clacton’s MP in July 2024, including circa. £510k as a GBNews presenter and £280k as a brand ambassador to Direct Bullion.
This is living proof that politics is infected with greedy hypocritical charlatans.
This is living proof that politics is infected with greedy hypocritical charlatans.
Farage caused Brexit.
Farage caused economic problems for businesses big and small, across Europe.
Brexit itself is the issue.
It’s laughable that he thinks he could somehow negotiate a better deal. The EU would slam the door in his face.
Farage caused economic problems for businesses big and small, across Europe.
Brexit itself is the issue.
It’s laughable that he thinks he could somehow negotiate a better deal. The EU would slam the door in his face.
November 10, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Farage caused Brexit.
Farage caused economic problems for businesses big and small, across Europe.
Brexit itself is the issue.
It’s laughable that he thinks he could somehow negotiate a better deal. The EU would slam the door in his face.
Farage caused economic problems for businesses big and small, across Europe.
Brexit itself is the issue.
It’s laughable that he thinks he could somehow negotiate a better deal. The EU would slam the door in his face.
Labour should be posting this everywhere.
Reform UK Party Ltd’s ‘flagship’ council of Kent is not just in chaos — it’s a threat to public safety.
Will any journalist be asking Farage directly about this?
I don’t hold out any hope whatsoever.
Full article: www.fbu.org.uk/news/2025/11...
Reform UK Party Ltd’s ‘flagship’ council of Kent is not just in chaos — it’s a threat to public safety.
Will any journalist be asking Farage directly about this?
I don’t hold out any hope whatsoever.
Full article: www.fbu.org.uk/news/2025/11...
November 9, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Labour should be posting this everywhere.
Reform UK Party Ltd’s ‘flagship’ council of Kent is not just in chaos — it’s a threat to public safety.
Will any journalist be asking Farage directly about this?
I don’t hold out any hope whatsoever.
Full article: www.fbu.org.uk/news/2025/11...
Reform UK Party Ltd’s ‘flagship’ council of Kent is not just in chaos — it’s a threat to public safety.
Will any journalist be asking Farage directly about this?
I don’t hold out any hope whatsoever.
Full article: www.fbu.org.uk/news/2025/11...
One down, 3 to go.
Of the main right wing-puppet-masters, anyway.
The BBC have a very long way to go to get any kind of credibility back, especially with their news and current affairs output.
Of the main right wing-puppet-masters, anyway.
The BBC have a very long way to go to get any kind of credibility back, especially with their news and current affairs output.
November 9, 2025 at 7:02 PM
One down, 3 to go.
Of the main right wing-puppet-masters, anyway.
The BBC have a very long way to go to get any kind of credibility back, especially with their news and current affairs output.
Of the main right wing-puppet-masters, anyway.
The BBC have a very long way to go to get any kind of credibility back, especially with their news and current affairs output.
Crass.
Tacky.
Cheap.
Trump.
This is the new ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ at the White House, with Home Depot gold-painted embellishment.
His presides woes would be ashamed at this.
I look forward to the White House being a respectable site again, not a TV set.
Tacky.
Cheap.
Trump.
This is the new ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ at the White House, with Home Depot gold-painted embellishment.
His presides woes would be ashamed at this.
I look forward to the White House being a respectable site again, not a TV set.
November 8, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Crass.
Tacky.
Cheap.
Trump.
This is the new ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ at the White House, with Home Depot gold-painted embellishment.
His presides woes would be ashamed at this.
I look forward to the White House being a respectable site again, not a TV set.
Tacky.
Cheap.
Trump.
This is the new ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ at the White House, with Home Depot gold-painted embellishment.
His presides woes would be ashamed at this.
I look forward to the White House being a respectable site again, not a TV set.