Nigel Farage launches crusade against de-banking, demanding justice for thousands

Nigel Farage Launches Campaign Against "De-Banking"

Nigel Farage, the former leader of Ukip and prominent Brexit campaigner, has launched a campaign to address the issue of "de-banking" in the UK. Farage claims that this is a widespread problem affecting thousands of people across the country. He has vowed to help those who have been denied banking services due to their political views by spearheading a new website that will assist them in demanding information from the banks about why their accounts were closed.

Farage's Campaign Gains Momentum

Farage's campaign has gained momentum following the resignation of NatWest's chief executive, Alison Rose, who was responsible for sharing false information about Farage's account closure with the BBC. Farage is now calling for the resignation of the rest of the NatWest board and is considering legal action against the bank. While some view Farage as a divisive figure, his treatment by the banks has turned him into a self-proclaimed "consumer champion" fighting for the rights of individuals who have been "de-banked".

Impact and Debate

The impact of Farage's campaign remains to be seen, but it has certainly reignited the debate surrounding the role of banks in society and their responsibility to provide equal access to financial services for all individuals, regardless of their political beliefs.