UK Riots: Farage Slams Starmer For Blaming Far Right For Unrest, Warns PM: ‘Not Just Southport…’

Expressing outrage over the 'far-right' violence in major British cities, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage slammed Prime Minister Keir Starmer and blamed him for the unrest. "Ever since the soft policing of the Black Lives Matter protests, the impression of two-tier policing has become widespread. The Prime Minister’s faltering attempts to address the current crisis have only added to that sense of injustice," Farage said. He also has called for a more honest debate in Parliament following the protests. Watch the video for details.

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[hilaryjohn]

I am a mum of two, My daughter and son are law abiding citizens so are my relatives we are not racist or far right thank you Prime Why do you not listen minister

[Rocketed]

British taxpaying citizens have the right to defend themselves from Government thuggery

[jonastrex]

"...the enemy comes in a private jet and not a boat."

"...and if it is a boat, it would be a yacht."

[kelly]

£65 million on security for MPs.
is that fear from the far right ?

[Jeanettewoods-tv]

You lot Nigel will jump ship, JETS WAITING .I VOTED FOR YOU .WE WILL SEE .TOMMY HAS ONLY TOLD THE TRUTH .LEAVE OUR CHILDREN AND WOMEN ALONE, THEY ARE NOT IN THEIR COUNTRY, THIS IS ENGLAND, ENGLAND , MY COUNTRY

[neviocapodagli]

This situation was created by political will. Now, who's benefiting from this chaos and to what end? It's frightening

[robertbyrne]

Tony Blair is to blame, followed by David Cameron. For allowing millions of Muslims immigrants just to walk in and start dismantling the British people's way of life. Without a single thought for the British people. Start repatriation now and keep going until we have only about eight hundred thousand Muslims in the whole country. I would like my country back, and I am seventy-one and not far right. I remember how happy this country used to be before Blair.

[paulkeenan]

Those of right wing political views don't tend to shout Allah Albar- at police as broadcasted from Bolton and other northern British towns over the weekend-

[Doltonboy]

The UK is toast, just a matter of time.

[jacquieengland]

No far right just concerned parents so called pm needs to go

[MichaelRath-ts]

But he's still not stopped the boats comn ashore!

[MiLLwallpaul]

Nigel bring this up ⬆️ n PMs question time

[martinphipps]

Imagine this scenario. Over the course of the last decade, almost 4 million Christians (mainly of Western European descent) have been steadily streaming in a place like Algeria let's say. The millions of Christians who have illegally came to Algeria have refused to assimilate to the predominately Muslim/Arabic culture of the region and even worse have demanded that the government and citizens of Algeria go out of their way to accommodate and spend money towards supporting their Christian/Western society way of life. In addition these Christians have demanded free housing, healthcare, and representation in the Algerian government in order to further implement changes for a more pro-Christian society despite being a very small minority. To top it all off, scores of these Christians have been committing violent crimes against the native citizens of Algeria. Would it be out of the question then to expect the citizens of Algeria to become upset with that situation and to protest the circumstances if that were the case?...Exactly. It goes both ways.

[paulmcbride]

we all know the coarse of the problem but they arrest anyone who dare say it

[stevep]

Typical politician. Say the other guy doesn't know how to solve the problem, insinuate that you know how to solve the problem without offering a solution, and last, but most important, fail to identify the source of the problem.

[TheSpiritofBritain]

Muslims in Birmingham had guns yesterday.

[sarahmorris]

Most were normal people, not far right. Starmer has made it so much worse now with his disgusting comments.

[brogsbunny]

Spot on speech.Governments need to address the core problem.

[德夫羅]

foreigners dare not to burn cars and private property because that is British working class business.

[parentsandkidstv]

Is like that prime minister doesn't know that the people employed him and he is s talking of arresting his employer.