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🇬🇧 If Britain really wants to “smash the gangs,” it must reject 100% of those who enter the country illegally. GB News

Foreign Office: Avoid Somalia, Afghanistan and Eritrea Home Office: Here are your new neighbours telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/1…

Can they stay at your place, Kay? Would be a great look and might help deter the next boat.

Maybe the UK government could stop putting them in four star hotels?

It was not preached to the crowd, It was not taught by the State. No man spoke it aloud, When the English began to hate. It was not suddenly bred, It will not swiftly abate, Through the chill years ahead, When Time shall count from the date That the English began to hate.

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“We can ignore reality, but we cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.”

"Elite overproduction occurs when a society produces too many people who feel entitled to high status...and try to form alliances with genuinely marginalized populations in order to depose existing elites and install themselves in their stead." press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

To claim that countries like Britain have a moral duty to take in the world’s “dispossessed” – an amorphous and effectively limitless category – is to demand an open-ended wealth transfer from the First to the Third World.

Hayek explains why social justice is a “fraud”

HIV overwhelmingly affects gay men and people in the developing world, but judging by this ad, you’d think it was a lifestyle issue for white, cosmopolitan professionals.

"Tthe strangeness of the decision to house asylum seekers – in Canary Wharf of all places – was reflected in the surprising diversity of those hanging around the demonstration," writes Michael Murphy telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/2…

It’s not enough to be gaslit about mass illegal immigration. Now the government wants to criminalise noticing it and censor those who do.

Michael Murphy absolutely nails it "That quiet dispersal worked for a while. The benefits of porous borders were privatised – cheap labour for the gig economy, rising rents for landlords – while the costs were offloaded onto the public via tax-funded migrant support, suppressed

In the first 48 hours of enforcement, the Online Safety Act has resulted in the censorship of posts: - calling for single-sex spaces - about the life of Richard the Lionheart - showing an arrest at a protest in Leeds - a speech by a Tory MP about grooming gangs

Another great read from Michael. He's reporting from England this time but the scene is remarkably similar to Ireland. Politicians are pushing people's backs to the wall on illegal immigrant housing. Tensions are building and it is entirely the fault of government. 👇👇👇