Farewell Address Abruptly Ended After Brexit Party Leader Said Goodbye

Nigel Farage Cut Off During Final Speech at European Parliament

Farewell Address Abruptly Ended After Brexit Party Leader Said Goodbye

Farage Waved a British Flag as He Left the European Parliament for the Last Time

Nigel Farage, the leader of the Brexit Party, was cut off during his final speech at the European Parliament on Wednesday. Farage had been waving a British flag as he said goodbye to the EU, but his microphone was cut off before he could finish his speech.

The incident occurred as Farage was wrapping up his speech, in which he had accused the EU of being a "corrupt" and "undemocratic" institution. Farage said that he was "proud" to have been a part of the Brexit campaign, and that he believed that the UK would be "better off" outside of the EU.

However, before Farage could finish his speech, his microphone was cut off. The incident was met with anger from some MEPs, who accused the parliament of trying to silence Farage.

In a statement, Farage said that he was "disappointed" that his speech had been cut off, but that he was "not surprised." Farage said that he believed that the EU was trying to "prevent him from speaking the truth."

The incident is the latest in a series of clashes between Farage and the EU. Farage has been a vocal critic of the EU for many years, and he has led the campaign for the UK to leave the bloc.

The UK is due to leave the EU on January 31, 2020. It is unclear what will happen to Farage after Brexit, but he has said that he will continue to be involved in politics.