'The Jews bought Nigel Farage': the far-right party causing a storm in Britain

Britain's new right-wing party 'Restore Britain' is embroiled in a scandal after its senior figure, Charlie Downes, hinted that Nigel Farage was 'bought' by Jewish supporters. Anti-antisemitism activists were outraged, and Downes even called the Sunday Telegraph editor an 'agent of the anti-white establishment'. Elon Musk responded to the tweet, writing 'True. Heath is a traitor'. The party, led by Rupert Lowe, promotes mass deportation and warns of white Britons becoming a minority by 2063.

Britain's new right-wing party 'Restore Britain' has been plunged into a public storm after its senior figure, Charlie Downes, hinted that Reform Party leader Nigel Farage was 'bought' by Jewish supporters. The controversy began when Farage posted a video in which he declared that 'you can't buy him', and Downes responded with a photo of Farage speaking at a conference of the 'Reform Jewish Alliance'. Anti-antisemitism activists, including Alex Hearn from 'Labour Against Antisemitism', condemned the move as 'the oldest plot about money and influence'. Downes also called the Sunday Telegraph editor, Alistair Heath, an 'agent of the anti-white establishment', and Elon Musk responded 'True. Heath is a traitor'. The party, founded by Rupert Lowe, promotes mass deportation of immigrants and warns of white Britons becoming a minority by 2063. A Telegraph investigation revealed connections of party supporters to white supremacy, including Steve Laws who spoke approvingly of Hitler. Lowe refused to comment and called the criticism a 'pathetic hit piece'.