Keir Starmer Spent Labour Party Conference Smearing Nigel Farage as ‘Racist’ — The Result? Reform UK Keeps Rising as the Failing British PM Hits a New Low

By The Blogging Hounds When a leader runs out of ideas, he turns to insults. That’s exactly what Britain’s embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer did during last week’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool — launching a desperate attack on Reform UK leader Nigel Farage by labeling his immigration policy “racist.” But instead of saving Starmer’s…

By The Blogging Hounds

When a leader runs out of ideas, he turns to insults. That’s exactly what Britain’s embattled Prime Minister Keir Starmer did during last week’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool — launching a desperate attack on Reform UK leader Nigel Farage by labeling his immigration policy “racist.” But instead of saving Starmer’s sinking ship, the move has only accelerated his collapse.

Starmer’s Smear Campaign Backfires Spectacularly
Facing a nation in economic turmoil, a fractured Labour base, and collapsing public confidence, Starmer attempted to revive his fortunes by branding Farage — and by extension, millions of Reform voters — as racists. The political gamble was classic globalist deflection: when your policies fail, accuse your opponents of hate.

But as the Daily Mail reported, the plan backfired. According to the latest Opinium poll, Labour’s support has plunged to just 21 percent, down another point in the past week. Meanwhile, Reform UK surged to 34 percent — the highest level ever recorded by the firm. Even more humiliating for Starmer, Farage has now overtaken him as the public’s preferred Prime Minister by five points.

“Labour have dropped five points in the polls this week. This is what happens when you insult millions of voters,” one political commentator noted on X (formerly Twitter).

Even Labour Loyalists Turn on Starmer
Starmer’s strategy didn’t just alienate the public — it angered his own party. According to reports, senior Labour figures were furious at his decision to use the “R” word, with some saying he crossed a line that will be difficult to recover from. Even far-left London Mayor Sadiq Khan, typically one of Starmer’s allies, publicly criticized the Prime Minister’s tone, warning that demonizing Farage’s supporters only deepens divisions.

The fallout inside Labour was immediate. Disgruntled MPs described the conference as “a trainwreck” and “a self-inflicted wound.” Others warned that Starmer’s arrogance has created a growing revolt among backbenchers, many of whom are now openly discussing leadership alternatives.

Farage Responds: “We Will Teach Starmer a Lesson at the Ballot Box”
Nigel Farage, never one to miss an opportunity to turn political attacks into fuel, fired back within hours. “We will teach Starmer a lesson at the ballot box,” he declared. “I am more determined than ever.”

The Reform UK leader’s message resonated with voters who feel ignored, patronized, and demonized by the political establishment. Farage’s movement has become a direct threat to the ruling class — not because it’s extreme, but because it’s connecting with the millions who see through globalist rhetoric and want their country back.

Britain’s Globalist Experiment Is Crumbling
Starmer’s government, mired in internal chaos, high taxes, record immigration, and cultural upheaval, is being rejected by a nation that no longer buys into the globalist agenda. His commitment to net zero, mass migration, and digital ID systems has alienated working-class Britons while enriching the same international elite that bankrolls the Labour establishment.

Even Labour insiders now admit that Starmer has become the most unpopular British Prime Minister since the 1970s — a historic failure for a man once marketed as the “moderate technocrat” who would restore stability after years of political division. Instead, his globalist policies have only deepened the crisis.

A Populist Awakening Across the UK
The rise of Reform UK signals more than a political shift — it’s a spiritual and cultural one. Ordinary citizens are waking up to the deception of the establishment: the same elites who call themselves “progressive” while silencing dissent, eroding national identity, and enforcing digital surveillance in the name of safety.

In prophetic terms, Britain’s crisis mirrors a broader global rebellion against the creeping technocratic order — the system Revelation warns will dominate the end times, where power consolidates under the few and the many are silenced. The rise of populist movements like Reform UK is evidence that people are pushing back against that system, reclaiming sovereignty and truth in a time of deception.

Keir Starmer may have hoped that calling his opponents “racist” would save him. Instead, it has exposed the desperation of a crumbling regime. As Farage and Reform UK continue to surge, the message from the British people could not be clearer: they will no longer bow to globalist elites who despise them.

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