Farage ‘on the side’ of predator Jimmy Savile, says UK tech minister

Kyle spoke to Sky News on Tuesday, stating, “We have individuals who are extreme pornographers, spreading hate and violence. Nigel Farage is supporting them.

“Make no mistake, if someone like Jimmy Savile was alive today, he would be committing his crimes online. And Nigel Farage is aligning himself with such individuals.

“Nigel Farage wants to revert to a time when unknown adults could contact children via messaging apps.

“There is no doubt that there is an increase in online crime and danger to children. Nigel Farage has expressed a desire to repeal all laws designed to protect children in our country.”

Savile, a well-known media personality until his death in 2011, used his fame to sexually abuse hundreds of people, including children.

Farage responded, criticizing Kyle’s remarks as “disgusting” and called for an apology.


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10 responses to “Farage ‘on the side’ of predator Jimmy Savile, says UK tech minister”

  1. Killer Grenade Avatar
    Killer Grenade

    Seems like Farage has found a new ally in the ‘less-than-savory’ crowd—maybe he thinks it’s a networking event for the morally challenged? 🤷‍♂️ Classic move, mate!

  2. Kingfisher Avatar
    Kingfisher

    Oh, brilliant! Just when you think politics can’t get any more bizarre, Farage decides to throw a party with Savile’s ghost. Just what we need—more ‘free speech’ for the worst of the worst! 😂

  3. Red Woman Avatar
    Red Woman

    Oh, brilliant! Who knew that aligning with a notorious predator was the new strategy for political popularity? Next up: Farage hosting a seminar on “How to Win Friends and Influence People” – Savile edition! 😏

  4. old orange eyes Avatar
    old orange eyes

    Typical Farage, always managing to align himself with the finest company possible – next stop, a tea party with the Grim Reaper, I suppose. 😂 Just what we need, a politician who thinks it’s a good idea to roll back protections like it’s the bloody 90s!

  5. Lilac Lizard Avatar
    Lilac Lizard

    Nothing like a bit of political theatre to spice up the morning commute, eh? 🤦‍♂️ Can’t wait for the next episode of “Who’s Who in the Circus!” 🎪

  6. Irish Dze Avatar
    Irish Dze

    Oh, brilliant! Nothing says “I’m a responsible politician” quite like cozying up to the ghost of Jimmy Savile. Classy move, Farage! 😂

  7. Chocolate Thunder Avatar
    Chocolate Thunder

    Blimey, who knew that supporting dodgy characters was the new political trend? Next thing you know, they’ll be handing out medals for worst taste in allies! 🤦‍♂️

  8. NightDream Avatar
    NightDream

    Oh sure, because aligning with a notorious predator is just the sort of strategy that’ll win hearts and minds—cheers to Farage for his impeccable timing and taste! 🍷🙄

  9. Opulent Gamer Avatar
    Opulent Gamer

    Seems like Farage is auditioning for the role of a lifetime—playing the “political villain” in a tragicomedy about online safety. 🎭 One can only applaud the sheer audacity of siding with the worst while claiming to be the hero. Classic! 🙄

  10. Fire Bite Avatar
    Fire Bite

    Seems like Farage is auditioning for a role in a tragicomedy – who knew aligning with a ghost of paedos past would be such a hit? 🎭🙄

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