This is good news for England, where they may start to backtrack on the censorship and tactics that Marxists have used throughout history. Regulate everything and arrest anyone who doesn’t follow, except for immigrants who are free to roam, commit crimes and rapes with no arrests. This is not only in England, but also in other European countries, and it is the citizens of each country that suffer.
The left in our country is all in with this failed ideology, and we are fighting the same battle here. We need to win at all costs in the midterms, so make sure to get out and vote with a few friends. All IMO.
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2026/05/08/farage-kills-the-two-party-system-reform-dominates-in-british-midterms-taking-seats-from-both-left-and-right/
…what’s happened is a truly historic shift in British politics. We’ve been so used to thinking about politics in terms of left and right, and yet what Reform are able to do is to win in areas that have always been Conservative but equally we’re proving in a big way we can win in areas that Labour have dominated, frankly, since the end of World War One.
At the moment we’re winning one in three of all the seats that are up but I genuinely think the best is yet to come, I’m genuinely excited about the North East results, the Yorkshire results, some more to come in the West Midlands. In Essex we’re feeling supremely confident and that’s significant given half the shadow cabinet have seats in Essex.
So it’s a big, big day not just for our party but for a complete reshaping of British politics in every way. It all goes to show that over the course of the last two years since we made that breakthrough in the General Election we have professionalised the party, we’ve done it at a very, very rapid rate, I’m thrilled and delighted.
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Concern about the enormous tax burden incurred for the sake of the ‘work nots’ — including huge numbers of net-cost migrants — has arrived alongside societal breakdown, Farage said. He stated of what he’d heard on the campaign trail:
…one thing that I consistently hear from people, especially from women actually, is ‘please save us’, a sense that society is in rapid decline, law and order, anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, whatever it is, ‘please save us’.
There is a feeling out there that all the values that have mattered to people their whole lives, the kind of country they want their kids and grandkids to live in is very, very severely under threat… we want to turn the country around. We all feel it is heading in the wrong direction on a number of major issues.
Frankly, many people find the society they’re living in unreconsigisable from just a few short years ago. This is stuff of the heart, this is emotive stuff that matters to people.”