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There’s a good reason why this is happening:

Mass protests have exploded outside migrant hotels across the country this weekend as furious families gathered in major cities including Birmingham and London.

Hotels across Dudley, Epping, London, Manchester and Norwich have also braced for protests as communities seek to replicate the ruling for The Bell Hotel which, pending an appeal, must be closed within weeks

It comes after more than 30 protests under the Abolish Asylum system were held in towns and cities across the UK on Saturday. 

These included Bristol, Exeter, Tamworth, Cannock, Nuneaton, Liverpool, Wakefield, Newcastle, Horley, Canary Wharf, Aberdeen and Perth in Scotland, and Mold in Wales.

A separate batch of protests were also organised by Stand Up to Racism in Bristol, Cannock, Leicester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Wakefield, Horley and Long Eaton in Derbyshire.

Quite frankly, the Brits are rebelling against their government’s accommodationist [sic]  policy towards illegal immigrants — I’m sorry, I meant “asylum seekers” — because Britain doesn’t have anything like this*:

And here’s the big difference.  We have facilities like the above because:

The Brits, on the other hand, never voted for “asylum hotels”, but had them thrust upon them by their (elected) government.  So it’s all very well blaming the Britgov for doing this, but let’s be honest about the whole thing:  it’s not like the awful Labour Party ever disguised their intentions — and the Brits voted them into power anyway because the “Conservative” Party had cocked up the whole migrant issue themselves, and I suppose the Brit voters wanted to “teach them a lesson”.

Well, that worked well for them, didn’t it?

Now, the Tories are but a shadow of their former [ahem Thatcherite]  glory, and the party most likely to replace them as the proper Opposition is…

That’s assuming, of course, that Farage can survive the typical (and tiresome) British tradition of political treachery and backstabbing.

But if all the above popular demonstrations are anything to be believed, it means that native Brits have finally fond their voice, and a principle to rally around.

And it’s about damn time.  Let’s just hope that it’s not too late.


*I know, I know:  some idiot judge has rued that AlliAlc must be closed or something, so we’ll just have to find another place that doesn’t upset the local Democrats Indian tribe.  (Maybe we should just offer to convert AlliAlc into a fucking casino in ten years’ time, just to shut them up.)

5 comments

  1. My impression of Farage is that he’s not the most reliable politician when it comes to consistently patriotic and conservative positions. That’s based on various comments by the Lotus Eaters Brit-podcasters. I suppose we’ll see.

    Given how the Brits have been screwed over by their political class for the past 100+ years though, I don’t have much hope that anyone can Make Britain Great Again.

    I hadn’t realized how bad it was until I read this: https://www.smallestminority.org/2025/08/will-there-be-a-revolution-in-britain/2/

  2. Sargon of Arkaad said Farage was “Wet as a lettuce” which I assume is Brit-speak for unreliable.

    Which surprised me because I’ve been a Farage fan. However even half-assed is better than no ass at all.

  3. England threw in the towel when they gave up their guns and didn’t learn that socialism is only a few votes away. They fought against the German socialists and the Italian fascists, little difference between them. Then the Brits elected politicians who nationalized much of the economy. The rampant migration of 7th century savages was the coup de grace

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