Nigel Farage delivered a thunderous endorsement of President Trump's Iran strategy at a protest rally, declaring "Long live the revolution" and calling for Western military support to help Iranian freedom fighters overthrow the murderous mullah regime.
The Brexit champion didn't mince words when addressing the crowd, stating that the West should fully back President Trump's suggestion of military action to support "the good guys" on the ground in Iran. This comes as Trump enters his second term with a clear mandate to restore American strength on the world stage.
"Long live the revolution," Farage declared, as captured in social media footage that quickly went viral. The British patriot specifically called out Barack Obama and the European Union for their shameful history of making deals with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) - the same terrorists who have oppressed the Iranian people for decades.
"Nigel Farage calls out Barack Obama and the EU for making deals with the IRGC, and backs a revolution in Iran," posted @halla_bol20 on social media, highlighting Farage's passionate support for Iranian freedom fighters.
This bold stance puts Farage squarely in Trump's corner as the 47th President prepares to dismantle the failed Iran policies of the Biden regime. While Biden and Obama appeased the mullahs with pallets of cash and weak nuclear deals, Trump is ready to support the brave Iranians fighting for their freedom.
Farage's leadership on this issue is already generating buzz about his political future, with patriots noting his unwavering support for Western values. As one supporter posted, despite facing constant attacks from the establishment, Farage "may be a true British patriot" who deserves serious consideration for Prime Minister.
The Iranian people have suffered under brutal theocratic rule for far too long. With Trump back in the White House and allies like Farage speaking truth to power, freedom-loving people everywhere finally have leaders willing to stand up to the Islamic Republic's reign of terror. The question isn't whether change is coming to Iran - it's how quickly the mullahs will fall when faced with Trump's America First foreign policy and real support for democracy.