Brexit campaigner and MEP Nigel Farage has announced he is stepping down as leader of UKIP as Britain is in crisis, a major political crisis which was never seen before.
Just weeks after Brexit, first, UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron stepped down, Boris Johnson who was the presumptive next Prime Minister declared his unwillingness to take over the job, then all eyes were focused on Nigel Farage, hoping that he will take over the country, but guess what! He just resigned as the leader of UKIP and all of this is happening while the British Pound is going to toilet.
The majority wanted out of the UK, but now many are asking what now? What do we do now? What’s the plan? No one seems to have the answer as everybody seems to avoid the UK Prime Minister chair as if it was plagued.
“I have never been and I have never wanted to be a career politician,” he said in a speech on Monday morning.
“I couldn’t possibly achieve more than we managed to achieve in the referendum. So I think it’s right that I should stand aside as leader of UKIP.”
Now that, as he sees it, he has his country back, Farage said he is ready to get “his life back.”
Farage, who returned to the leadership almost immediately after resigning from his post in the wake of a disappointing UKIP result at the 2015 general election, has ruled out the possibility of changing his mind once more.
With questionable sincerity, Farage joked it is a “terribly good idea” for Douglas Carswell, UKIP’s only MP and a fierce critic of the incumbent, to become the next UKIP leader.
Carswell, who during the referendum campaign attacked Farage for the “indefensible” posters depicting a mass of immigrants queuing to get into Britain under the heading “Breaking Point,” reacted to the news by tweeting a smiling emoji wearing sunglasses. Acknowledging that reaction, Farage said, “I’m pleased that he is smiling because that’s not something I have seen very often from him.”
He refrained from backing any particular candidate for the Conservative Party leadership, but said he or she must be a Brexit supporter. Frontrunner Home Secretary Theresa May backed the Remain campaign, while Andrea Leadsom and Michael Gove are pro-Brexit.
Meanwhile, more than 60,000 people have signed a petition for Farage – who will remain an MEP in the European Parliament for the next two years – to be involved in negotiations for Britain to leave the European Union.
Now we rightfully ask the question, why did Nigel Farage really resign? Was he blackmailed by the establishment? If so, then what the hell did he do so badly that he had to resign in order to avoid having a scandal being made public.
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What a shame. Farage seemed to be one of the few MEP’s who is a patriot to his own country. Not many of those left in our western nations.
“The majority wanted out of the UK” is an untrue statement by the writer of this article. The fact is that more people voted ‘leave’ than ‘remain’, and they numbered more than one million! Britain’s Brexit is going to make the country much better now. No more taking orders from unelected, tyrannical Commies in Brussels. The Brits are free to make their own decisions again, and shape their own destiny.
Fcuk you, Frau Merkel and your Muslim hordes – they are all yours now, Dummkopf!