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Jagger is a [[liberal]] and [[Europhile]] globalist who called [[Brexit]] a nightmare and criticised populist [[Nigel Farage]].
 
Jagger is a [[liberal]] and [[Europhile]] globalist who called [[Brexit]] a nightmare and criticised populist [[Nigel Farage]].
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<ref> https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/mick-jagger-brexit-tour-rolling-stones-b2084572.html</ref> Jagger supported [[establishment]] fascist [[Joe Biden]] in the 2020 election.<ref> https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/mick-jagger-america-comments-biden-election-win-9480202/</ref>  
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Jagger supported [[establishment]] fascist [[Joe Biden]] in the 2020 election.<ref> https://www.billboard.com/music/rock/mick-jagger-america-comments-biden-election-win-9480202/</ref>  
 
  
 
Jagger has criticised [[rural]] conservative values and supports [[abortion]] and [[gun control]].<ref> https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/mick-jagger-slammed-louisiana-gov-154705981.html/</ref>  
 
Jagger has criticised [[rural]] conservative values and supports [[abortion]] and [[gun control]].<ref> https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/mick-jagger-slammed-louisiana-gov-154705981.html/</ref>  

Latest revision as of 13:41, October 4, 2026

Mick Jagger (b. 1943), originally of London, is an English singer and the main vocalist for rock band Rolling Stones.

Politics

Jagger is a liberal and Europhile globalist who called Brexit a nightmare and criticised populist Nigel Farage. [1] Jagger supported establishment fascist Joe Biden in the 2020 election.[2]

Jagger has criticised rural conservative values and supports abortion and gun control.[3]

Jagger has appeared at the World Economic Forum and supports environmentalism.[4]

Jagger released the song "Sweet Neo Con", which did not criticise establishment neocons who deserve criticism but instead criticised Christian conservatives.[5] He is an atheist.

Jagger perpetrated in cancel culture of his own song, "Brown Sugar".[6]

Jagger knew Jeffrey Epstein.[7]

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