By WTF Land
Nigel Farage took his fight global on September 25, 2025, testifying before the US House Judiciary Committee on internet censorship. Accusing big tech of silencing conservative voices, Farage's appearance is a boost for Reform UK's free speech agenda. As I follow this from across the pond, where US politics echoes UK's, this could elevate Farage's profile amid his party's poll surge. Is this the international credibility Reform needs?
Farage claimed tech giants like Facebook and Google suppress right-wing views, citing his own de-banking scandal. "It's a threat to democracy," he said. With Reform leading polls at 30%, projecting 352 seats, this aligns with their manifesto to protect free expression.
Back home, Starmer's Labour is in turmoil – approval at -56, conference protests on September 28 leading to arrests. Starmer slammed Reform's "racist" deportation plan, but Farage hits back, calling Labour "out of touch."
Immigration fuels the fire – 28,000 Channel crossings, protests in Epping and Glasgow. Mahmood's new ILR rules aim to cut numbers, but Reform wants more.
Farage's US trip could sway voters seeing him as a global player. Watch this space.
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