Brexit leader Nigel Farage said the globalist establishment is bewildered over Brexit and clueless on how to regain control.

“The Empire is befuddled,” he said on The Alex Jones Show Tuesday. “The Empire doesn’t get Brexit because the Empire didn’t believe Brexit was possible.”

“Now the Empire’s problem is that it’s fighting this argument on several fronts at once.”

“We’ve got the American elections going on, we’ve got a big referendum coming up in Hungary on migrant quotas from Germany, we’ve got a rerun of the Austrian presidency where the right-wing candidate was cheated by false votes,” Farage said. “So they’ve got a real problem, they’re fighting us now on a whole series of fronts.”

“What will they do to fight back? I don’t know the answer to that yet, and you know something? Nor do they.”

And the real takeaway from Brexit? It’s the first victory, Farage pointed out.

“Brexit is the first strike-back against this phenomenon of the big banks, the big businesses, effectively owning politics, willfully destroying nation-state democracy, getting rid of that thing our forbearers actually fought and shed their blood to create and to preserve our liberties and our freedoms,” he continued. “All of that being taken away and suddenly in a referendum that no one said we could win, and we’ve done it.”

“What we’ve done is given inspiration to freedom fighters right across the Western World.”

Farage then broke down how Hillary is aligned with the globalist agenda and how the US elections are crucial to the fight against globalism.

“Hillary represents everything that has gone wrong in our lives over the last couple of decades,” he said. “She is part of that phenomenon where all that seems to matter now is corporatism.”

“The big, global companies who want to set the rulebooks to effectively put out of business any small or medium-size competitors.”

And Hillary loves the supranational global-type bodies which are accountable to nobody, Farage continued.

“I think she sees the European Union as a prototype for an even bigger form of world government,” he stated. “If you want nothing to change at all, if you want to continue with the kind of cronyism that we see with the Clinton Foundation, if you want things to stay the same, vote for Hillary.”

Farage went on to clarify his decision to leave UKIP and take the fight for national sovereignty worldwide.

“I’m not retiring, I’m not living in a tin shed, but I’m going to step back from leadership and it’s going to leave me free to make this argument not just in the United Kingdom, not just in the EU Parliament, but around other parts of the Western world.”

Farage also commented on Hillary’s public criticism of his recent US visit to speak at a Trump rally in Mississippi.

“Can I please use this opportunity to thank Hillary Clinton from the bottom of my heart for doing what she’s done?” asked Farage with a chuckle. “She’s raised my profile massively in this presidential election. So Hillary, thank you.”

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