Trump’s executive orders, and Farage’s poll-climbing rallies, have created a feel of successful action in the fight against globalism.

Trump — unlike Ron De Santis or Ted Cruz — has the charisma to attract voters, and the negotiation and management skill to make things happen. And Farage — alone of the ‘alternative’ party leaders in Britain — can work a crowd, and has Brexit on his CV to give him credibility and experience. Because of this, he is the only non-uniparty leader who can become PM. If he keeps campaigning as he is now, and continues to get help from the Tories’ miserable invisibility, and Kier Starmer’s criminal vandalism, then he should win the next election. 

As the country’s first leader of a libertarian party, Farage has two huge — and presently homeless — voter blocs waiting for him. They are the socially conservative, nationalist #LabourRedWall, and the anti-globalist, Trumpite Tory voters. Both know Labour are traitors, and both have been put off the Tory Party’s low tax promise by its authoritarian side; once, the ruling class, and now its modern equivalent, the globalist political class. Reform, untainted by class baggage, can slash tax and advance the freedom of self-help without striking a jarring note. As a grass roots party, they can be more pro-business than the Tories, and yet never be seen as elite. That priceless combination will win swathes of Conservative and Labour votes with simple economics.

If Farage does win, and if he is genuine in his mission, then he must do one vital thing: he must keep his Reform mission, and not join the #UniParty.

This means he must fully recognise and expose the globalist agenda, including the #CovidHoax and the #ClimateCO2N.

He must declare that the so-called Covid Response was a military operation, not a public health one (see the substacks of Sasha Latypova and Katherine Watt), and must expose masking, social distancing and lockdowns as both medically useless and harmful, and as designed to oppress, frighten, hypnotise and imprison people, so that they would have a reason to accept the vaccine as the key to freedom. He must also expose the jab as toxic by design, and share its harmful biological mechanism of injecting non-self protein into cells, to create diverse forms of autoimmune sickness which harm and kill, whilst themselves seeming unconnected to the jab.

He must expose the #ClimateCO2N as deliberate fraud on a global scale, intended — like the covid hoax — to give an excuse to fund and create a World Government, based on the UN, and on the international system of central banks, whose rôle is to control populations with the unlawful monopoly that they have acquired on financial services — a milestone of which process was the unlawful creation of the Federal Reserve, as described by G. Edward Griffin, in his book, ‘The Creature from Jekyll Island’.

It would be all too easy for Farage not to bother with this: to continue his anti-woke tone, and — with a few nods to freedom — quietly to continue the globalist agenda. And it would be all too useful for the globalists — in whose cause the exposed and discredited Conservative and Labour parties are now useless — to have a new puppet that people trusted. 

Everyone would win — except the people.

It is the people who hold the answer, now.

We recognise that only Farage has the profile and platform to make a difference this decade. But our support has to be conditional to his integrity.

To earn our trust on a deep level, his campaigning has to recognise, fully, the intentional crime against humanity of the covid mRNA injection, and the gargantuan fraud of the #ClimateCO2N.

If he were to do this — a thing that Trump has not done — then, in explicitly recognising and opposing the conspiracy, about which so many now know, he would become the world leader of freedom. 

He would create a domino effect like no other, as the truth’s status changed, overnight, from being banned to being required.

The world needs Reform: the world is waiting.