“We have to give Farage a chance,” Rod Stewart said.

Rod Stewart gained political qualities this week, saying he supports Brexit leader Nigel Farage instead of current Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

“It’s hard for me because I’m very rich and I should be, so a lot of people don’t really touch me,” Maggie May May told The London Times in an article published on Friday.

“But that doesn’t mean I’m losing contact. For example, I’ve read about Starmer cutting off Scotland’s fishing and returning it to the EU. It didn’t make him popular. We’re tired of the Conservatives. We have to give Farage a chance. His experience is great.”

Farage formed the Brexit Party in 2019, which eventually turned into a populist reform he led.

Britain’s Nigel Farage said after a speech in Munich that a “political revolution” was carried out in Europe

Sky News reported this week that if the election is held this year, his party will be expected to win the most seats in parliament. The next election is scheduled for 2029.

Earlier this year, the UK reforms had A series of election victories After gaining seats in parliament, mayor and several local elections, what Farage said proves that the British reforms are “now the opposition to the Labor government.”

“What choice do we have?” Stewart replied that reporters were surprised by his support for Farage. “I know some of his family. I know his brother and I like him a lot.

Rod Stewart

Nigel Farage is the leader of the British Reform Party. (Christopher Furlong/Getty Image)

“Starmer is all about getting us out of Brexit, and I don’t know how he will do that. Still, the country will survive. It could be worse. We might be in the Gaza Strip.”

The 80-year-old has more harsh words to American conservatives, especially in Ukraine.

“Did you see the road? [Ukrainian President Volodymyr] Zelenskyy was treated without a tie when she went to the White House? I could have jumped on [President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance],” the singer temporarily occupied a displaced family from Ukraine in 2022.

“And the incident backfires because no one likes it. You have another D ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————–

He refers to Elon Musk, who has since left the government.

Rod Stewart, along with Kenny G and Donald Trump, criticized Ukrainian president in 1998. (Davidoff Studios/Getty Images)

Stewart also had ideas about the Israel-Hamas war.

“What’s frustrating is the situation in the Gaza Strip,” he said.[Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu didn’t realize that this was everything that happened to his people under the Nazis, completely annihilated. Will Trump turn the Gaza Strip into Miami? ”

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The British also said he was “disappointed” that Trump “stayed away from Europe because the United States is our strongest ally.”

He said the United States also “signed $47 billion in arms deals with Israel. I think the British are still selling weapons to the Israelis. How will that stop?”