You are correct in saying Farage has backed off on the Muslim issue, and he avoids any questions regarding this, and as for UKIP, it's a number one objective for them, and they will get a good following for this reason, but, people view the Farage/ UKIP as splitting the vote which is unfortunate as with minority parties. Farage will not go to UKIP as Tommy has joined the ranks, plus other small groups that have joined also, but these are quite violent and another reason Nigel will not return to UKIP because of the their violent nature, and families are averse to being in demonstrations as the hard men could turn nasty. I think UKIP will not entertain Nigel anymore, as there was some in-fighting before he left as to who was going to be the new leader. At the moment it seems 98% of all the politicians are on the nose, and only a few seem to make sense of the ridiculous situation May has got them into, and the likes of Farage and Jacob Rees Mogg can give some idea of common sense and have a full handle on what to do and solve this fiasco.
