Peter Kyle accuses Nigel Farage of being on side of ‘extreme pornographers’ | Reform UK
Technology Secretary Peter Kyle accused Nigel Farage of being on the side of “extreme pornographs ında in his party’s commitment to scrapping his online action.
Reform UK said in a statement on Monday that the measures aiming to push social media companies to limit the wrong and potentially harmful content, arguing that the Britain would make the British “dystopian state at the border” would repel the legislation.
At a press conference at a press conference, Farage and his close assistant Zia Yusuf said that a reform government would immediately abolish the legislation and seek other ways to reproduce children from harmful content, for example, to protect their suicide. They said they didn’t know how to do this yet.
Responding to Sky News, Kyle said that Farage was with people like “extreme pornographs” and Jimmy Savile, a bad -fame child sex criminal. Farage described the comments as disgusting and asked for an apology.
Kyle said: “I see that Nigel Farage says that he will overthrow these laws. So there are people with extreme pornographs, hate -selling, selling violence. Nigel Farage next to them.
“Do not make any mistakes about it, if people like Jimmy Savile were living today, he would have been online crimes. And Nigel Farage says he was with him.”
Kyle, who wants to clarify his comments, said, “Nigel Farage is on the side of returning to the time when strange adults and foreigners can communicate with messaging practices with children.” He said.
Farage X was published on X: “Peter Kyle’s comments about Sky News is disgusting. He should do the right thing and apologize.”
However, the minister doubled and responded to the social media platform: “If you want to overthrow the online security law, you are with predators. That’s simple.”
When Yusuf, former president of the reform, said the children of the Law, such as the need for age verification, said it was meaningless, because people can use VPN Proxy servers to access sites as if they were outside the UK.
He was asked how the reform would protect children, he claimed that Farage did not know, but his party was not expertise for the government.
