Nick Griffin, the former leader of the far-right British National Party, has said he will vote for UKIP in the future.
On Friday night Griffin tweeted this picture of Nigel Farage, urging voters to back UKIP to "kick Cameron".
Vote #UKIP to kick Cameron...but don't be fooled by Toryboy Nigel.
Griffin was replaced as leader of the BNP in July and has since quit the party altogether. He now appears to be involved with a new far-right organisation called "British Voice".
Although he's no fan of "Toryboy" Nigel Farage, Griffin still urged his Twitter followers to back UKIP.
Griffin confirmed that he will back Nigel Farage's party at future elections, saying it will help undermine the mainstream political parties.
@BullshineBilly I will hold nose & vote Ukip because it will help break up the Westminster system. & hold Cameron's feet to referendum fire.
And he praised a UKIP MEP for campaigning against the high price of the M6 toll road near Birmingham.
@JSeymourUKIP @Nigel_Farage "No tolls"? Another welcome #Ukip policy shift away from neo-liberal #privatisation & towards social justice.
Before going on to back a UKIP proposal to end university tuition fees for students in core subjects.
@AlexBalkan2772 @Nigel_Farage I made it #BNP policy years ago. Glad to see #Ukip pick up baton. No money tree needed, just keep out of wars.
Current BNP members aren't that happy with Griffin's new political allegiance.
@nickjgriffinbnp really vote ukip, you really have lost it! Going all civic nationalist vote now Mr Griffin #cringe #Whopper
Meanwhile, others point out that this probably isn't the high-profile endorsement that UKIP are after.
Endorsement #UKIP could probably do without MT “@nickjgriffinbnp: @JSeymourUKIP @Nigel_Farage "No tolls"? Another welcome #Ukip policy”