This speech made by Farage in September 2014, after Russia's first invasion of Ukraine, is a stream of Russian propaganda lies that could have come from Lavrov's mouth. He called Ukraine 'The Ukraine' (It's a translation of Old East Slavic for 'borderland') several times. He clearly knew enough about Ukraine to know that was a Russian propaganda meme used to deny Ukraine's existence as a real nation. He blamed NATO and the EU 'empire' for provoking Russia. His attack on NATO and EU expansion was pure Russian propaganda, denying the sovereign right of Eastern European countries to join those organisations, and denying the fact that having been invaded by Russia in the past, Eastern European nations saw NATO membership as essential to their defence and independence, and the EU as essential for prosperity and escaping Russian economic domination. When it comes to the EU, Farage is all for national sovereignty, but he had a completely contrary position when it came to the sovereignty of Eastern European nations vis-a-vis Russia. He parroted the Russian lie about the Ukrainian revolution being a 'coup', encouraged by the West, denying that the Ukrainians needed no encouragement to overthrow a leader who was set on taking Ukraine back into Russian domination. He then parroted Putin's ruse of trying to present Russia as an ally in the war against Islamist terrorism, a ruse Putin had very effectively used to distract the West from his imperialist and hostile intentions. (Russia is still using the anti-Muslim card today, even while it is allied with the Iranian terrorist regime). He also attacked Western support to the Syrian rebels who were fighting Russia's monstrous puppet Assad. In short, Farage's speech was that of a traitor reciting an undiluted stream of Russian propaganda lies. Did he get paid for this, like Nathan Gill, or is he the kind of treasonous fascist tool who would do this for free? – at Brighton, England