Politics nigel farage Reform UK
Nigel Farage was crowing over Reform UK’s crypto windfall, and got owned to Thailand and back – 19 top burns
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I am honoured and humbled that crypto billionaire Ben Delo has given me £36 million without any expectation that if I get into power I will change the rules on crypto to make him even richer.
— Parody Nigel Farage (@Parody_PM) September 12, 2026
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A £36,000,000 single donation isn't political support, it's a corporate buyout.
Reform UK is now bought and paid for by a crypto billionaire.
This is the dangerous Americanisation of British democracy. When one billionaire can bankroll an entire party, what are they buying?
— 🇬🇧King 🇬🇧 (@King0243_PJC) September 11, 2026
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If you believe a billionaire is giving millions to Reform in order to improve the lives of Britain's working classes, you're the mark.
— Oliver (@OWS1892) September 12, 2026
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Anyone who thinks Reform UK are anti-establishment and are on the side of working class people, needs their head testing. 🤦🏻♂️
Reform receives record £36m donation from crypto billionaire https://t.co/I08LG86Us9— Pete Dudgeon 🇮🇪 (@PeteDudgeon1) September 12, 2026
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Like Ukip and like Brexit, Reform is fundamentally a scheme hatched and backed by very rich men who are peeved that they don't run the country. Surely even their own voters have to grasp this eventually.
— Hugo Rifkind (@hugorifkind) September 12, 2026
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The very anti establishment Reform party taking a £36 million donation because they want to become the establishment at any cost. Nothing like trying to claim you’re anti establishment whilst trying to buy your way into it.
— Kate Wilton (@KateWilton1) September 12, 2026
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Nigel ffarage-Hamilton is down on to his last million. Will he be seduced by the charms of a wealthy billionaire from overseas? pic.twitter.com/HXD1KGfXhj— Old Gassy (@OldGassy1984) September 13, 2026
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Is Nigel telling us here that Reform only had slogans with no real plan. Ad with this money they will hire think tanks to do the actual work. https://t.co/T85Clw9ywJ
— Geckoboy (@Geckoboy66) September 13, 2026
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Money doesn't guarantee election success in the UK. In 1997, Sir James Goldsmith spent about £40m on the Referendum Party's campaign – a modern record, & the equivalent of about £80m today. The Referendum Party got about 2.6% of the vote, and no seats.
— Michael Crick (@MichaelLCrick) September 12, 2026
And finally …
“We asked 100 people how to improve Reform’s reputation as a party for ordinary people. You said:taking a £36 million donation from a crypto billionaire.” pic.twitter.com/U9BbflaiW4
— Mark Hammond (@MarkHam80780803) September 12, 2026
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