Reform candidate Leslie Lilley mentioned he would ‘slaughter’ migrants and ‘have their households taken out’ in response to small boats social media put up – becoming a member of record of Nigel Farage’s controversial election hopefuls

A Reform UK candidate mentioned he would ‘slaughter’ migrants arriving on small boats and have their households ‘taken out’, it has been reported.

Leslie Lilley, who’s working for the occasion in Southend East and Rochford, reportedly made the threats on his Fb account.

In a put up in June 2020 he commented on the arrival of a small boat in Dover, saying: ‘I hope I am close to one in all these scumbags sooner or later. I will not run away, I am going to slaughter them then have their household taken out.’

Inside weeks he posted once more, railing in opposition to ‘extra scum’ coming into the UK. 

‘I hope your loved ones get robbed, crushed or attacked’, he added, based on The Occasions.

Leslie Lilley is the newest in a string of Reform hopefuls who’ve expressed controversial views

Mr Lilley additionally steered that razor wire must be carried by Border Drive guards to tear the boats making the harmful journey throughout the Channel.

In one other regarding put up, he commented ‘gasoline’ alongside laughing emojis beneath a video of Muslims praying, the newspaper mentioned.

The 70-year-old additionally claimed that the Covid-19 pandemic was a plan to ‘depopulate the world’ and was ‘mass homicide by authorities’. 

He’s one in all 41 Reform candidates who’re ‘associates’ on Fb with the fascist chief Gary Raikes.

Raikes is a former organiser for the British Nationwide Occasion and heads the New British Union, modelled on Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists.

In the meantime, the Reform candidate in Meriden and Solihull East, Malcolm Sedgley, has likened the Royal Household to ‘Nazis’ and branded the late Queen a ‘tax avoiding OAP on advantages’.

In a single social media put up from 2019, Mr Sedgley mentioned: ‘Simply because the Royal Household imagine they’ve an virtually divine proper to rule due to their superior genetics, and that the plebs ought to swear allegiance to them and present deference at each alternative, does not make them Nazis. Oh… dangle on.’

In a put up from 2017, he shared a hyperlink to a BBC story with the headline, ‘Tax haven secrets and techniques of the ultra-rich uncovered’, which included an image of the late Queen.

He wrote alongside it: ‘An OAP on advantages, heading an prolonged household with barely a job between them, manages to avoid wasting just a few quid and sneak it away for a wet day. What’s fallacious with that?’

Mr Lilley is one in all 41 Reform candidates who’re ‘associates’ on Fb with the fascist chief Gary Raikes, a former organiser for the British Nationwide Occasion and who now heads the New British Union, modelled on Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists