Nigel Farage compares Jihadism to deadly coronavirus
February 16, 2020
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as posted by the channelNigel Farage compared Jihadism to coronavirus during a debate over longer prison sentences.
Dan from Essex called The Nigel Farage Show, when the presenter made the comparison as they debated on how to prevent terror attacks following the Streatham attacks.
The conversation comes as the Government is planning to make a change that would ensure prisoners would no longer be automatically freed at the halfway point of their sentences.
Dan said: "This is an absolute joke, to increase the sentences from half to three quarters is an absolutely joke. Their ideology and policies are so deeply ingrained inside them.
"And aren't they told to lie and cheat the non-believers to get what they want."
Nigel responded: "You are absolutely right in saying that, but that is a practice that some think is acceptable. So how the hell do we know?
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