The only problem, Nigel Farage, is that England...

Editor's note: ...is conquered, so you can rant and rave all you want about migration into Britain. England hasn't been England since 1066 when they were conquered by the Normans. Duke William of Normandy (later called William the Conqueror) invaded England, defeated King Harold Godwinson at the Battle of Hastings on 14 October 1066, and was crowned King of England on Christmas Day that year. This replaced much of the Anglo-Saxon elite with Norman lords and introduced Norman French as the language of the ruling class, feudal land tenure, new castle architecture, and major changes to the English church and administration (including the Domesday Book survey of 1086). It is now up to the English to discover the world of their ancestors. If the English speaking world wants to get in touch with their roots, watch the movie Penda's Fen. It is about a young boy and his adventurous encounter with the pagan king, King Penda of Mercia. If the English speaking people need reinvigorating mythical guidance their motivation has to go back before the pre-Norman times. That is where your spirit lies. It doesn't lie with all these Dutch, French and German aristocratic toffs who have ruined England. These are the people who conquered England.

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UK's Farage vows to shut down asylum system for five years: "Britain is full"

By Zero Hedge | October 13, 2026

Nigel Farage has a new answer to Britain's asylum backlog: abolish the asylum system.

Standing in Hythe, Kent on Monday in front of a replica Channel "mega dinghy," the Reform UK leader pledged that a Reform government would suspend the asylum system for a full parliamentary term: all new claims rejected, all pending applications voided, and every claimant marked for deportation, according to the BBC. No refugee status, no humanitarian protection, no tribunals and no resettlement schemes. Home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf put it in three words: "Britain is full."

"The country is currently facing a national security emergency and the first duty of government is to protect its citizens. We cannot accept more asylum seekers while we still have no idea how many people are in the country illegally and the threat they pose. A Reform government will always put British people first and protect our borders." — Nigel Farage, to The Telegraph (emphasis ours)

Translation: rather than fix the queue, Reform proposes to delete it. Regular readers will recall that when Farage first sketched out his migration plan (ECHR exit, an asylum ban for illegal arrivals, migrants moved from hotels to disused RAF bases), we called Reform's plan for dealing with UK illegal migrants a good start (Aug 27, 2025). Fourteen months later, the "start" has become a full stop.

Reform's Plan For Dealing With UK Illegal Migrants Is A Good Start https://t.co/j0UlzNMa7S

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