Okay, so get this: Savitha Prakash, an NHS doc and head honcho of Reform UK's Harrow chapter, is out there saying she sees Nigel Farage and India's Modi as two peas in a pod. Apparently, both are about "majority first" – which, in WokeSpeak, probably means they're both Hitler reincarnate or something. But hold on, this gets better.

She's claiming that before Modi, India was all about "minority appeasement." Sound familiar? It's like the UK's been running a perpetual apology tour for existing. Now, Prakash says Nigel's singing the same tune about looking out for the majority. Maybe, just maybe, some people are tired of the squeaky wheels getting all the grease.

Apparently, the 1928 Institute (sounds like some secret society, doesn't it?) did a study that showed Reform UK's support among British Indians jumped from 4% to 13% in a year. Thirteen percent! That's, like, more than the number of genders the Left tells us there are. Still a small number overall, but growing fast. Woke mind virus resisted?

Prakash came to the UK in '03, got the whole NHS gig, and now she's like, "Wait a minute, this ain't the Britain I signed up for." She thinks it's going back to being like India. Ouch. Maybe she's seen the light – or at least the mounting piles of garbage on the streets of London.

This chick is leading 55 Reform candidates in Harrow. Harrow! That's practically Bollywood West. A YouGov poll says the Tories are gonna crush everyone there, but still, the fact that Reform UK even has a presence is hilarious. Bob Blackman, the Tory MP, even got a fancy award from India and throws Modi birthday parties in Parliament. The establishment loves globalism...except when it threatens their seats.

Prakash used to be a Boris fan, but now she's roasting the Tories for not shipping illegals to Rwanda. Based. She's all in on Reform's plan to scrap ILR and make migrants reapply for visas every five years. You know, like you have to renew your freakin' Netflix subscription. This is not about hating immigrants, it's about controlled legal immigration. Big difference!

So, what's the takeaway? Maybe, just maybe, people are waking up to the fact that open borders and endless handouts aren't sustainable. Maybe even some immigrants themselves are realizing that you can't build a successful society on virtue signaling and identity politics. Maybe...just maybe...we're not all doomed. Hold on to your hats, kids, it's gonna be a bumpy ride.