“Torna a casa”: i resoconti dei compagni di scuola di Farage portano il totale dei presunti comportamenti razzisti a 34

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jan/08/go-back-home-farage-schoolmate-accounts-bring-total-alleging-racist-behaviour-to-34

di BlackCaesarNT

30 commenti

  1. Current_Case7806 on

    It’s at the point where there’s no point denying it. Or screaming Bernard Manning. And no they aren’t all lying, no it’s not an orchestrated attempt, yes they can remember what happened then and no it wasn’t what we were all saying at that time.

    You either see what’s there or you don’t

  2. noun_verbed on

    Worth noting this is at Dulwich College, an elite school for the wealthiest Londoners which was a hotbed of sexual abuse and threatened to report students to the police for protesting sexual harrassment.

    You have to work *really* hard for people who went to that kind of school to remember you as notably racist.

  3. Silly_Tomatillo6950 on

    He needs to shut this down before it gets out of hand. Better feign loyalty to Israel

  4. Nigelthornfruit on

    It’s like Kavanaugh, he prob did but if there is no hard evidence then it can’t really stick.

    His support base won’t mind though, if there’s plausible deniability.

  5. trillospin on

    *one more Farage is a racist story Gary, it’ll definitely cut through this time*

    >REF +1

    *oh well at least a few people read the article we’ll try again next week*

  6. culture_vulture_1961 on

    The news that Nigel Farage has always been a nasty racist bigot is the very definition of “fork found in kitchen”.

  7. Thandoscovia on

    Exsqueeze me comrades, but this relates to statements made over 10 years ago, and therefore has no bearing on today’s politics

  8. NaturalSpirit69 on

    Will we be getting reports from his nursery school next?

    I’d love for the Guardian and its fellow travellers on here to still be crying about this come 2029.

  9. ItsAMangoFandango on

    Surely a better strategy is to focus on the things Farage does that AREN’T popular with his voters. No Reform voter is gonna read about Farage being racist and not be delighted

  10. Kindlydestroyed1 on

    The people you want to care about this don’t give a shit.

  11. Gentle_Snail on

    At this point he’s struggling to find anyone he knows not prepared to go on record to call him a racist bully

  12. -Roger-The-Shrubber- on

    That’s big for Dulwich too. Having met and played against a lot of them, you’d have to be realllllllly racist to stand out there.

  13. Endless_road on

    Are the guardian still bleeting in about this. No one cares

  14. cajewiwag on

    Why is no one asking why these people are complaining after all these years – why not when he was an MEP, why not during Brexit, why not during UKIP etc. It’s all crap and even if any of it were true, it was about 40 years ago and has no relevance today. Its only purpose is to try and limit Reform in polls.

    Just for clarity, I wouldn’t vote for him at any time.

  15. Fair-Manufacturer854 on

    Honestly, let’s assume he said all these things: Even if it’s dreadful: This was over half a century ago. There are plenty of things you could say against Nigel Farage, but if you’re having to dig *that* far back and this is *all* you find, that’s *r*ather disappointing.

    If you look way less deep into Keir Starmer’s past: he was a Trotskyist and a member of a European marxist lawyer group. He was a full-fledged communist (or what was called a Pabloist which was a kind of intersectional communist of the time) at a time where communism was practically enslaving half of Europe. He also spent two years in Czechoslovakia at a communist work camp too, to make this context even more clear. Practically, too, you could insinuate that Starmer wasn’t just a communist but a *traitor* given the cold war context with the UK.

    However: Farage making racist jokes when he was in school? Way more dramatic, naturally(!)

  16. Come to think of it, I remember walking past Nigel 45 years ago and I could’ve swore I heard something racist.

    Can I have some publicity please?

  17. GothicGolem29 on

    Shameful that so many British people would actually vote for this guy….

  18. wjfox2009 on

    If anything, this will boost his support among right-leaning voters.

  19. Apprehensive-Golf-95 on

    This is a party political broadcast by the Reform party

  20. For reform voters, this sort of behaviour is a feature, not a bug.

  21. Orangesteel on

    Just waiting for the Reform cultists. bots and paid trolls’ responses to defend the indefensible. 3…2…1 and there they are!

  22. spicyketchup2024 on

    We all know Farage said this stuff. It’s so on brand for the fool.

  23. ElectronicPiccolo892 on

    Said at school ? Lol

    This is weak sauce. If anything it demonstrates there isn’t anything for them to find in his adult life.

    Pathetic.

  24. thecarbonkid on

    The people that are going to vote for Farage don’t care that he has the morals of a particularly awful estate agent.

  25. EmmaShosha on

    country is going to be the same mess as it’s always been regardless who’s in power

    we need someone who grew up poor to truly make changes

  26. Salty_Pie_3852 on

    Does anyone – *anyone* – care about this who actually supports Farage?

    This just feels like such a massive waste of time.

  27. fayemoonlight on

    He’s better off doubling down on this as it will only increase his popularity. Very interesting however that the media isn’t letting this die

  28. Longshot345 on

    Why is this being brought up 50 odd years later yeah it’s bad but this is ridiculous ?

  29. Astriania on

    Nobody cares outside the G’s leftist echo chamber. I really don’t think another article about this is helping anything, at this point it’s just giving Farage extra name recognition.

    Was he a racist dickhead at school? Yeah, almost certainly. Is that relevant to politics today, 40 years later? No. Nobody who is thinking of voting Reform is going to be put off by this.

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