“There is a majority for common sense,” said MP and former leader of the Brexit Party Nigel Farage in his speech at CPAC in DC 2024.
Farage’s statement points to a wave of resistance to the globalist agenda sweeping the globe. Pop culture and the mainstream media falsely present the radical, liberal minority as the majority. It can certainly feel that way as well when conservatives are discriminated against by businesses, just as Farage was refused by ten banks in the UK, and censored in the public square.
Farage encourages conservatives to resist the false narrative that they are alone. Together, conservatives are more powerful and able to fight the discrimination of big tech and big corporations.
“I was fortunate in the sense that I’m big enough and ugly enough and I’ve got a voice and I was able to defend myself, but there are so many others out there who don’t have that voice but who find themselves being discriminated against by a system, a corporate system that is now in bed with globalist, left-wing politics,” said Farage. “I was fighting this not just for me. I was fighting this for hundreds of thousands of other Britons who’d been closed down by the banks.”
The populist movement offers the opportunity for conservatives to gather in mass numbers to make their voices heard and make a difference in their countries.
Farage urged, “You get outside the capitol cities and you find a clear, solid majority for common sense. But that shift will not happen on its own. It will only happen, if we, in the populist movement, make it happen by getting people to vote for our candidates in numbers that we’ve never seen before, and we can do this, and we will do this and...in the end, good always triumphs over evil.”
Hear Farage’s full comments from CPAC in DC 2024 on Rumble @CPAC, and make plans to see more great speeches at CPAC in DC 2025 at CPAC.org/2025.
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