WATCH the moment a Geordie woman launches into a brutal X-rated public outburst at a Reform UK campaigner.
The anonymous woman confronted a campaigner in his car in Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne yesterday, initiating a no-holds-barred shouting match with the bloke.
Demanding that he “f**k off” away from the area, the brazen woman pulls no punches as she launches a collection of scathing insults his way.
The video, filmed by the woman herself, shows the campaigner shouting through a loudspeaker from the driver’s seat of a grey Citroen C1 in a residential street.
She bawls back: “F**k off away from Heaton, you fat racist c**t.”
Seemingly unfazed, he cheerfully calls out: “I’m a fat racist c**t apparently. Look at the state our country is in.”
When she repeats her threat, adding that he is a “f***ing fascist”, he hastily puts down his loudspeaker and drives off, although only slightly further up the street.
As he retreats, she repeatedly shouts: “F**k off. F**k off.”
The bloke resumes broadcasting his messages, which are unintelligible over the sound of the woman’s verbal assault.
She crosses the road towards his car, repeating “f**king racist” four times.
When another car pulls up next to the campaigner and winds the window down, she is quick to warn the driver off.
She calls, “Reform, Reform” and the car moves away.
The campaigner’s messages are still mostly unintelligible, but he can be heard shouting something about “common sense”.
Bizarrely, she hits back with: “You lost World War Two. Facist Farage.”
The clip was shared to social media yesterday with the caption: “This lady told a Reform activist about himself.”
It has since received over 3,000 likes and more than 140 comments from users entertained by the spectacle:
One wrote: “This should be happening outside polling stations all day tomorrow.”
Another said: “I can’t stop watching it, the way he replies is some comedy sketch vibes.”
A third commented: “‘You lost World War Two’. Absolutely priceless.”
Another added: “I’d love to buy her a beer or any tipple of her choice.”
A fifth quipped: “This lady should be given a peerage.”
