Farage: Govt 'doesn't have a patriotic bone in its body'

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Nigel Farage MP, Reform UK Leader, says at his weekly press conference that the Government "doesn't have a patriotic bone in its body". Farage also heavily criticised the decision to hand over the Chagos Islands, while paying Mauritius around £100m a year to lease back the Diego Garcia military base currently on the islands. Report by Ketchs. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00We have a government who, whilst they talk about defence,

00:04frankly, are doing little about it.

00:09Apart, of course, from not just giving away the Shagos Islands

00:17and the military base at Diego Garcia,

00:21which for our vital American allies

00:24is their single most important base anywhere in the world

00:29outside of America.

00:31No, he's not just giving it away.

00:34He's paying them to take office what is rightfully ours.

00:42We have a government led by human rights lawyers,

00:49a government prepared to bow down

00:50to some vague concept of international law

00:54administered by foreign courts,

00:56and a government that I believe

00:59doesn't have a patriotic bone in its body.

01:04These people are not with us.

01:06I look forward to watching out with the war of security,

01:09and I think it's important to do with no support.

01:13We'll be looking forward to seeing where it happens as the nation's

01:16project,ה

01:22being able to do so.

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