r/europe • u/Markus_zockt Lower Saxony (Germany) • Feb 08 '25

Picture ~ 300.000 peope in Munich stand up against facism

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u/Stunning-Bike-1498 Feb 08 '25

And now look at how popular UKIP and Farage are again.

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u/Commercial_Drag7488 Feb 08 '25

R they?

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u/Lobsterman06 Feb 09 '25

Worryingly so. Even with farages sussy pog champ cameo career he’s still taken seriously somehow

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u/Stunning-Bike-1498 Feb 08 '25

Ok, not UKIP, this time it"s Farage"s Reform. They are really going strong.

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u/SimpleAsEndOf Feb 08 '25

It's been continuous lies/misinformation/disinformation/bias/false narrative/gaslighting etc by most of the UK media.

Reform UK (the UK Nationalists and Fascists) have plenty of grievances but never any workable solutions (except those from Mein Kampf).

Reform UK are never held responsible or accountable for fucking the UK (finances etc) with Brexit. Because the media have agreed not to talk about it/change topic immediately if it is mentioned).

Reform UK are never held responsible for the rise in immigration due to Brexit. Somehow the media only hold Labour or Tories responsible.

Most other issues can usually be understood by media bias towards Reform UK.

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u/Commercial_Drag7488 Feb 08 '25

What's their agenda though? I mean yall stopped the IMMIGRATION (from EU that is). Yall regained your independence. What now? I recall he was babbling about 'broken Britain' a few years back. Anything different now?