Farage’s project, far more than any other political force in Britain, is proving itself the beneficiary of the country’s mounting array of crises. It is rearticulating conditions of organised abandonment into a story of national decline. But if we want to defeat the far right, as Jonas Patrick Marvin explains, we must reject this legacy and fight for leisure, collective care, and genuine interdependency. If you live here, you’re from here, and you’re one of ours. Nigel Farage, Keir Starmer, Rupert Lowe and Tommy Robinson are the real strangers.
To reverse UK decline, double down on multiculturalism
