“If I was to post anything as inciteful then I would expect to be arrested, and so should Polanski.” - Sanctimonious hypocrite, Nigel Farage. Also Farage: 1. "Pure cold rage" (June 2026) Called for the public to meet a murder victim's death with "pure cold rage", widely seen as incitement because it stoked anger toward violence that followed hours later in Southampton, while he refused to condemn the riots. 2. "We'll take the knife to them" (2019) Told supporters, "we'll take the knife to them," referring to civil servants, flagged as incitement for its violent imagery directed at named public officials. 3. "Don khaki, pick up a rifle" (2017) Said he'd be "forced to don khaki, pick up a rifle and head for the front lines" if Brexit wasn't delivered, widely criticised because it paired military/gun imagery with a prior warning of mass public anger "like we've never seen before." 4. "Without a single shot being fired" (2016) Days after Jo Cox's shooting (on the same day as his BreakingPointposterwas launched, which was based on Nazi propagandaimagery), said Leave would win "without having to fight, without a single shot being fired", widely condemned for its jarring proximity to an MP's assassination by gunshot. 5. Hope Not Hate "violent and undemocratic means" (2016) Claimed the group "masquerade as being lovely and peaceful but actually pursue violent and very undemocratic means", widely considered inflammatory for falsely branding an anti-racism group as violent, a claim he later withdrew in a legal settlement.