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Faragism (Template:Lang-de), is an ideology and practice associated with the 21st-century British UK Independence Party and the followers and supporters of Nigel Farage. One of the first declared Faragists was Raheem Kassam.[1]

It has been described it as "an oxymoronic mix of reactionary radicalism led by an anti-politics politician".[2]

References

  1. ^ 'Farage-ist' Raheem Kassam launches UKIP leadership bid, BBC News, 28 October 2016
  2. ^ This Faragism of the left will leave behind a loathing of all politics This Faragism of the left will leave behind a loathing of all politics The Guardian, Behr, Rafael., 15 September 2015
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