Rothschild expresses support for Nigel Farage and his Reform UK party – “UK wants change”

Published May 2, 2025 | By NewsJive.com

In a move that’s making waves far beyond X, Nathaniel “Nat” Rothschild — heir to the powerful Rothschild banking dynasty and often referred to as Baron Rothschild of the House of Rothschild — has publicly declared his support for Nigel Farage and the Reform UK party.

On X, Rothschild wrote: “This is a profoundly important tweet. UK wants change. Reform provides it.” and added the hashtags, #runcornandhelsby #Runcorn #NigelFarage.

The tweet was a direct response to Farage’s own declaration of victory after Reform UK’s by-election win in Runcorn & Helsby. Farage tweeted: “Victory in Runcorn & Helsby proves we are now the opposition party to this Labour government. With this and other results tonight, it’s clear that if you vote Conservative you will get Labour. But if you vote Reform, you get Reform.”

This is a profoundly important tweet. UK wants change. Reform provides it. #runcornandhelsby #Runcorn #NigelFarage https://t.co/HGMgsaf77k

— Nat Rothschild (@NatRothschild1) May 2, 2025

The Conservatives worst performance ever. #NigelFarage

— Nat Rothschild (@NatRothschild1) May 2, 2025

Nat Rothschild is the 5th Baron Rothschild, and the only son of the late Jacob Rothschild, 4th Baron Rothschild, and the thereby the head of one of the most mysterious families in modern history. The Rothschild name is deeply associated with oligarchy and entwined with international banking, aristocracy, and not least, a host of conspiracy theories spanning centuries, that claims that the family are “puppet masters” who handpick and controls politicians.

Some even claim Nat Rothschild could be the wealthiest and most influential person on Earth, since he is the new Baron in the family, operating behind the scenes through networks of finance and politics. While such assertions remain unproven and unverified, the mythos surrounding the Rothschilds is undeniably potent, and their name is synonymous with elite power.

The name Rothschild also frequently appears in antisemitic and anti-Jewish circles, due to the family’s Jewish heritage that dates back at least to the 18th century in Frankfurt, Germany.

Now, with Nat Rothschild backing Nigel Farage, the question arises: is this a genuine ideological alignment, or a deeper play by the global elite to pivot the political narrative?

Whatever the motive, one thing is clear, the tectonic plates of British politics are shifting. And when even a Rothschild signals support for rebellion against the establishment, something bigger may be unfolding.

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