Nigel Farage Vows to Stop Boat Crossings and Slash Taxes in New Reform Manifesto

Nigel Farage's Bold Promises

Nigel Farage has pledged to put an end to boat crossings, withdraw from the European Court of Human Rights, and halt non-essential immigration within 100 days of a Reform government. He confidently stated that he could become the Prime Minister by 2030, emphasizing the need to address the "population explosion."

The Launch of 'Our Contract With You'

During the launch of the Reform party's document, 'Our Contract With You,' Farage and chairman Richard Tice presented their vision in a community center in Gurnos, South Wales. Dressed in Union Jack socks, Farage revealed his ambitions to lead the country within five years, offering significant tax cuts and additional spending plans.

Radical Changes and Criticisms

Farage's proposed reforms include reducing income and corporation tax, increasing the size of the Army, and allocating more funds to defense. He also pledged to overhaul the benefits system to encourage employment. Despite facing criticism from the Conservatives, Farage remained steadfast in his commitment to bring about real change through the Reform party.

A Vision for the Future

While acknowledging the challenges of winning the upcoming election, Farage highlighted that their main goal is the 2029 General Election. He criticized the handling of migration by previous governments and emphasized the importance of regaining control of the borders. By outlining tax cuts and savings plans, Farage aims to fund these reforms and drive significant changes in governance.