The Reform UK leader has accused the British government of ‘obsessive’ racism against whites.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has taken to Substack to accuse the British government of infecting the UK with deep anti-white racism 

Damning Statistics

He also published damning racism and crime statistics in an essay, much of which would have been previously unspeakable.

Farage announced his migration to the platform on Saturday, saying that the move would allow him to speak directly to the British public without mainstream media constantly distorting what I say. 

One day later, Farage used this new platform to unleash a 7,000-word tirade against the British state, which, he argued, has become ’a two-tier state against ethic white people.’

What did Farage say?

Farage took aim at decades of British policy that he says unfairly benefited minorities and discriminated against white Britons.

He highlighted Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies in healthcare, education, policing, and the military that he insists have been implemented to disadvantage white patients, students, and applicants.

He promised to repeal the 2010 Equality Act, which, in his words, ensures that anti-Whiteness is institutionalized into every aspect of public life.

Healthcare anti-White

In healthcare, the NHS prioritizes ethnic minority communities and vulnerable migrants for accelerated diagnosis and treatment. Yet, ethnic Britons have the highest mortality rate of all of the UK’s ethnic groups.

Anti-White Education. In education, the poorest white Britons have the lowest outcomes of any demographic. Yet, they are lectured about their white privilege and their responsibility to reduce racism

Ethnic Britons are sidelined when applying for university in favor of black students with lower exam scores.

Anti-White Police

In two-tier policing, he claimed, agencies across the country have adopted race action plans and done away with stop-and-frisk policies that seemingly target black men.

Yet at 13% of London’s population, this demographic is responsible for 61% of knife murder in the British capital.

How Henry Nowak changed the conversation

None of these arguments is new, and the right has levelled accusations of two-tier policing at Starmer’s regime since the 2024 Southport riots

Then, Starmer cleared prisons to make way for hundreds of ethnic Britons arrested for social media posts supporting the rioters. However, Henry Nowak’s death made these accusations impossible to ignore. 

White Hating Police

Released earlier this month, bodycam footage showed officers handcuffing Nowak after he had been stabbed with a ceremonial dagger by a Sikh man. The officers refused to believe that Nowak had been injured, allowing him to bleed out in their custody while they listened to his attacker’s false claim that he had suffered a ’racist’ attack.

Violent protests

The Nowak case triggered violent protests in his native Southampton and condemnation from the US government, with Vice President J.D. Vance blaming his death on Britain’s politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants. 

Three weeks later, an attempted beheading in Belfast by a Sudanese migrant reinforced Vance’s claim.

History Repeats

‘Make no mistake: if there is no urgent action taken to remove discriminatory and dangerous anti-White policies, we will see another Belfast,’ Farage wrote.

’Thanks to the mass migration policies of Conservative and Labour regimes, White Brits will become a minority in this country before the end of the century. Without a voice to speak up for them, the future will be manifestly unjust.’

Rivers of Blood

Farage’s warning. Anti-white violence will increase as the white share of the population decreases.

In his 1968 Rivers of Blood speech, Conservative MP Enoch Powell predicted that mass immigration would force natives out of jobs and housing

Ethnic Britons would be made strangers in their own country, and that as he looked to the future, he, like the Roman, seemed to see the River Tiber foaming with much blood.’

Enoch Powell

Whereas Powell warned of bloodshed in the future, Farage has argued that it is happening right now.

Whites are being displaced in London, Farage claimed, providing statistics from where the district of Barking, which has been transformed from a 91% white community in 1991, to less than 31% today

Westminster, has gone from 73% white to 28% in the same time frame. In Westminster, some 43% of social housing is occupied by people born outside the UK and Ireland. 

Black men and mental health in the UK

Combined with DEI policies at every level of the British state, this displacement has lethal consequences, Farage warned.

In the healthcare system, black men are 3.5 times more likely to be sectioned under the Mental Health Act than their white counterparts, yet are more than ten times more likely to screen positive for psychotic disorders.

Releasing mayhem and murder into communities

With healthcare staff under pressure to reduce the former disparity, dangerous mental patients are being released.

Among them is Valdo Calocane, a paranoid schizophrenic who stabbed three people to death and rammed a van into a crowd in Nottingham in 2023.

Meanwhile, Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) hires two times the number of foreign-trained and ethnic minority doctors. This is despite these doctors being significantly more likely to be hauled in front of fitness to practise hearings. 

Farage’s moment

‘We’re long past empty platitudes about change: only Reform has the will and the ability to ensure that no young White person ever has to grow up feeling ashamed of who they are again,’ he wrote.

Is Farage riding a political wave, and will he survive?

This new hardline stance seems partly opportunistic. Farage’s Reform UK capitalized on widespread dissatisfaction with Starmer’s migration policies

His Reform Party picked up more than 1,400 seats in local elections in England last month. Starmer’s Labour Party lost the same amount.

As it stands, his message is resonating: according to a polling aggregate, Reform is the UK’s most popular party, polling at 26%, with Labour and the Conservatives both trailing at 18%. Let readers know what you think.

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