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Nigel Faraj said that the birth rate in the United Kingdom needs an increase, as he launched a defense of the values ​​of the family that may alienate moderate voters in the UK Reform Party, hoping to attract them from both the Labor Party and the conservatives.

The leader of the reform said that the unity of the family is “greatly concerned” and that the West lost sight of the “Christian Jewish” cultural foundations, during its appearance at the right -wing coalition conference of the responsible citizenship on Tuesday.

Its comments indicate the axis by the right -wing Popular Party, which exceeded the Labor Party and the conservatives in some opinion polls by focusing greatly on immigration and pure zero.

“Of course, the family is very important, of course we need high birth rates,” Vapor Tell this event, adding that the UK and the broader West “somewhat forget that what supports everything is our Christian Jewish culture, and this is where we need to start.”

Faraj said that the restoration of “optimism”, which was the last time in the 1980s and 1990s, was necessary to reflect the low fertility rates in the UK.

He continued to call for some “very big cultural changes” to persuade the British to have children, and continued: “We have to start telling young children that hard work is good, that success is good, and that there are no shortcuts in life, this is to earn good money.”

Faraj also expressed the transmission of more than a million additional people at the age of working on the luxury since the beginning of the epidemic, and warned that the youth had revived by the regime.

The issue of low birth rates in the West was highlighted by Elon Musk and many other Maga characters. It is unclear whether the shift to the social conservation will win by reforming more supporters in the United Kingdom.

Locke Trell, CEO of more joint thought, told the Financial Times that the new supporters who plated behind the party since the general elections last July were “more moderate than the people who voted in their favor last year.”

Speaking to Farraj on Tuesday, the controversial Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson described divorce, single mothers and gay people as “deviations from the base.”

He asked Faraj to comment on the thesis that “stable, committed… Requesting of two different sexes, which is a kind of long -term commitment to society, sacrifice and to [a] The future is the basic unit of civilization, organization. . . community”.

Faraj replied: “I may not necessarily be the best defender of the opposite sex monochrome or stable marriage, after he divorced twice.”

However, he said he was excited to return to politics last year through a duty towards “family, society and country.”

Farage was credited with making progress between young voters, as he built important followers on Tiktok, App App of Generation Z, where he owns 1.2 million followers – much that exceeds any of the politicians or conservative Party.

Tryl warned that focusing on family matters was likely to be a “distraction” of reform, which faces his biggest challenge to persuade voters, that it is more than a protest party and could manage the government.

He said: “Now the reform is in the major league championships, such things that motivate the rule and are” encrypted to us “just washed on most of the audience. “Everything should be now about addressing the credibility gap.”

Farage also used its platform in BowThree -day conference in East London, attended by 4000 people designed to renew ideas on the right, criticize Rachel Reeves, and talk about policies that address climate change.

He claimed that the chancellor who made “want to reach the tissue of crying”, adding from her letters: “Everything is very miserable, everything is tilted. Frankly, the conservatives were not better.”

Farraj also claimed that the UK government’s commitment to a zero achievement was a “complete and absolute catastrophe” and said that it prompted him to “completely out” to “hear that carbon dioxide is contaminated”, adding: “This is what they tell us. It is clear that this is the nuts “.