Nigel Farage

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The pendulum has become turbocharged over the last few days, swinging hither and thither with gay abandon.

So where is it now regarding the Prime Minister?

I thought, I know what I'm going to do.

I'm going to set up a party.

I'm going to call it the Brexit Party.

And you are here today at the birth, at the launch of a new force in British politics.

Welcome to the Brexit Party.

From the poorest to the richest in the land, one of the conversations that's going on is about cryptocurrency.

The reason is all too obvious.

It's that governments are, through this pandemic, creating vast amounts of funny money, debasing currencies, and people are scared about what this means.

Tether is a stable coin.

Stable coins are the way which money goes from conventional currencies through into cryptocurrencies and back again.

Tether is about to be valued as a $500 billion company.

You know, stable coins, crypto, this world is enormous.

And I've been urging for years that London should embrace it.

The British government are applying pressure...

on the president and the government of the Maldives to do everything within their power to stop me getting on that boat and going to the Chagos Islands.