Nigel Farage says he expects Reform to be ahead of the Conservatives in the polls by next week

The speaker returns to politics due to dissatisfaction with the Conservative government's handling of Brexit and immigration. They argue that Britain is broken and needs reform, criticizing both major parties for failing to address the impact of immigration on public services and quality of life. The speaker emphasizes the need for effective opposition in politics and expresses concerns about government control over personal freedoms, particularly in driving. They propose leaving the ECHR and adopting stricter immigration policies similar to Australia.

What are the two main reasons the speaker came out of retirement?

• To advocate for more government control over personal choices

• To promote increased immigration and diversity

• To address the betrayal of Brexit and the need for reform in Britain

• To support the Conservative government and its policies

According to the speaker, what is essential for democracy to function effectively?

• A single dominant political party

• More government control over personal choices

• A strong and capable opposition

• Increased immigration

What criticism does the speaker have about the Conservative Party?

• They have spent more time bickering than governing

• They have successfully reduced immigration numbers

• They have been united in their political goals

• They have been too focused on running the country effectively

What is the speaker's stance on road pricing and driving restrictions?

• They believe it should be implemented immediately

• They strongly oppose it and will fight against it

• They are indifferent to it

• They support it as a necessary measure

What action does the speaker suggest regarding the ECHR?

• To ignore its rulings

• To increase its influence in Britain

• To leave it and manage immigration independently

• To remain a part of it