EVIL Nigel Farage And His BIG Defence Plan Really EXPOSED?

[00:00:00]Hold on a minute. That's not Nigel Farage either. Farage is still explaining the 5 million pound foreign donation outside Parliament. How is Nigel Farage as well as his big defense plan really exposed here? Well, on the day when the time defense secretary John Healey had resigned and chaos was ensuing, KGB B's had plastic patriot little dick Tyson to embarrass himself as per usual. When he was asked this question and then he just >> really unraveled.

[00:00:31]>> You haven't even got a defense spokesman.

[00:00:33]>> We are the only party >> got one. So, what how can you possibly accuse Labour? Well, you you are walking away. Who's your defense spokesman?

[00:00:40]>> Nigel, because we >> Nigel, he's a future prime minister.

[00:00:43]>> Chris, literally we're the only party at the general election >> [music] >> that had that said we got to get to 2 and 1/2% in 3 years, 3% in 6 years.

[00:00:51]>> take it seriously. You don't walk the walk, do you?

[00:00:53]>> We took it more seriously than anybody and we've taken it ever seriously ever since. We've constantly said that.

[00:00:59]>> We show how >> you pay for it. You don't need net stupid zero. [music] You don't need to pay billions on printed money from the Bank of England to rich city institutions. You don't need to pay foreign nationals welfare. There are tens and tens and tens and tens of billions of pounds to be saved to easily fund what's required to keep British and safe.

[00:01:19]>> You haven't got a defense spokesman.

[00:01:20]>> That says everything about your seriousness as a party.

[00:01:23]>> If they let me finish.

[00:01:25]Let me finish.

[00:01:26]Let me finish.

[00:01:27]If you think you're a serious party on defense. Who's your spokesman?

[00:01:31]>> What matters is the money.

[00:01:32]>> Can you name >> We've provided the money. We've shown how you do it. That's what matters.

[00:01:36]>> Can you name >> That's why we're leading in the polls, Chris.

[00:01:38]>> Can you name your defense spokesman?

[00:01:40]>> That's why we're leading in the polls.

[00:01:41]>> an MP, is it? It's someone else. Who is your defense spokesman?

[00:01:43]>> Look, listen. Nigel and I we cover foreign and defense and we know how we get the money. You scrap net zero. You provide at least an extra 10 to 20 billion as required in order to keep British citizens safe.

[00:01:55]>> You haven't got >> this is >> of travel. We're going to have to get to 3.5% by 2035. And what you've seen is a a Prime Minister [music] who is now a hold above and below the water line. I called for him to resign yesterday in the House of Commons. Given what's happened today, he's finished. It's game over.

[00:02:11]>> party isn't serious without having a defense spokesman.

[00:02:14]>> Chris, we've >> It's not No, if you you can't come in here and do insulting stuff.

[00:02:18]I'm telling >> I'll tell you what's insulting. I'll tell you what's insulting is for you to say that we're not serious when we've just won 1,400 counselors. We've just won control of 40 councils. That is what That is what is serious, right? And we show how we get the money, and people understand that. That's why they're voting for us, Chris.

[00:02:35]>> You heard it there, straight from the horse's mouth.

[00:02:38]Plastic patriot, Little Dick Tice, said that Farage PLC's defense spokesman is missing in action, man Nigel Farage.

[00:02:46]>> Well, who's your defense spokesman? Who is he?

[00:02:48]>> Nigel.

[00:02:49]>> So, when there was a debate on the defense investment plan in the House of Commons this week, Farage PLC's defense spokesperson, Nigel Farage, was there to ask the difficult question, to hold the government to account, and maybe use it for a clickbait clip for Space Karen's Twitter to show his cult fans that they were really a government in waiting.

[00:03:12]>> Uh um the the defense uh funding is obviously very late, and it clearly it's going to be >> Hang on here. Where's Nigel Farage? This is a very important debate about defense investment. So, clearly this is important because it's about national security. Now, call me cynic, but something tells me that this clown isn't Nigel Farage.

[00:03:33]>> inadequate as well, but an even greater scandal is solely the fact that the spending itself is so poorly conducted.

[00:03:39]Our procurement system is slow, wasteful, and outdated. He praised them earlier, but does he not accept that the bureaucrats who gave us the Ajax program cannot command the confidence of the armed forces. Does he acknowledge that the part of the MOD that he oversees, procurement, is slow, wasteful, it procures outdated equipment, it is the most dysfunctional part of the British state?

[00:04:01]>> I mean, that sounds like a very good description from when he was a conservative of his government's record on procurement. But, let me say this very simply to Reform. Where is your defense spokesperson? Where are they?

[00:04:11]Reform MPs are often missing from defense debates. Where are they? Let's make sure that we have the investment because I want to see armed forces that stand up to Russia, not Reform politicians that accept bribes from Russia.

[00:04:24]>> Well, maybe the Farage PLC defense spokesman was late due to being busy and arrived late because our Clacton in Action man was explaining the reason why a foreign billionaire had bought him off. But, clearly got there on time for him to ask this question.

[00:04:42]>> I have been told from a reliable source that our Prime Minister >> Hold on a minute. That's not Nigel Farage either.

[00:04:50]>> in stark contrast to all other previous modern-day Prime Ministers, has never visited our special forces headquarters in Hereford.

[00:05:01]Is this a reflection of how low down his priorities list defense is?

[00:05:11]>> I have to say that there's two things I would say to the the honorable member. I know she's relatively new in this house, but the first thing I will say is we don't comment on special forces. It's a really important rule. We neither confirm nor deny activities nor visits to any special forces location. We do that deliberately because any question that helps define who is where, what they are doing is a benefit to our adversaries. Now, I appreciate she's looking for a gotcha question with that with that, but but let me take her back to the important things. We don't comment on special forces. What I have seen from our Prime Minister and the former Defense Secretary is them meeting the crews of our ballistic submarines when they return on zero day after many, many months under the sea. I've seen them support the brilliant service of armed forces personnel, but I'm afraid you will not get me nor any other government minister commenting on armed forces. I mean, I suggest to her that next time she thinks carefully about asking questions like that again.

[00:06:03]>> Now, besides the ridiculous questions, something tells me that that's not the Farage PLC defense spokesman, Nigel Farage, either. But anyway, maybe our Farage PLC defense spokesperson, Farage, was busy explaining to a journalist why he lied about buying a house in Clacton when he didn't because he wanted to do an Angela Rayner. But anyway, our Farage PLC defense spokesperson was definitely there to hold the government secretary state for defense, Dan Jarvis's feet to the fire about the Russian shadow fleet situation.

[00:06:38]>> [laughter] >> Yes, he gave him it both barrels.

[00:06:43]>> Deputy Speaker, and we welcome the Secretary of State to his place, and [music] pay tribute and give our thanks to our incredible armed >> Now, either our Farage PLC defense spokesperson, Nigel Farage, goes to the same places where plastic patriot little dick Tyson goes for his face lifts and the same tailor, or that's the real plastic patriot little dick Tyson that ass Farage is still explaining the 5 million pound foreign donation outside Parliament.

[00:07:12]>> forces in the successful seizure of the shadow tanker. It was nice to see the Chancellor alongside the Secretary of State for the first half of the statement. Shall we take from her departure that she's only half committed to funding the defense investment plan?

[00:07:27]>> Secretary of State >> The The The honorable gentleman, I have to say, is a constant source of disappointment to me.

[00:07:37]>> [laughter] >> Not Not Not least because I believe he has the potential to be the statesperson of his party.

[00:07:48]There's >> It's a very low bar, Chancellor.

[00:07:53]>> It would be very mean of me to say that it is a low bar. So, so I I I won't say that. Um but the the honorable gentleman, I think I think he is is unfair on my right honorable friend. I think it's important that the Chancellor took the opportunity to be here. That was a demonstration of her commitment to this particular important piece of work, and I for one am very grateful for that.

[00:08:13]>> You'll be waiting a long time for that to happen, Dan.

[00:08:17]Let's be honest here. Farage PLC is no government in waiting, just like Restore Britain, they're just a protest party.

[00:08:25]And treat a position like a defense spokesperson as a present to hand out at a pass-the-parcel contest. And a party that thinks that when it comes to defense, it's all about ridiculous buzzwords.

[00:08:38]>> You don't need net stupid zero. You don't need to pay billions on printed money from the Bank of England to rich city institutions. You don't need to pay foreign nationals welfare.

[00:08:49]>> Stupid questions.

[00:08:51]>> Is this a reflection of how low down his priorities list defense is?

[00:08:59]>> And ridiculous statements.

[00:09:01]>> It was nice to see the Chancellor alongside the Secretary of State for the first half of the statement. Shall we take from her departure that she's only half committed to funding the defense investment plan?

[00:09:11]>> Secretary of State >> is how you treat national security. But anyway, what do you guys think? Let me know down below, and I shall bid you farewell. Also, have a lovely weekend, and take care, my friends.