After the big Battle of Epping when a whole town of decent people turned out to peacefully protest potentially dangerous and probably illegal migrants being housed in a hotel in their town I thought that this sort of demonstration would spread. The clear and obvious justice of the cause of the people of Epping, who had had enough of the alleged sexual assaults and anti social behaviour of the migrants in the hotel, was bound to inspire others in other towns who have also been facing problems caused by the migrants that he Home Office has dumped on their towns.
This prediction has come to pass and there have been demonstrations by local people against the dinghy invaders and other types of unwanted migrant in towns up and down the country. To my knowledge there’s been demonstrations in Diss, in Suffolk, Canary Wharf in East London, Norwich in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Southampton, Tonyrefailm South Wales, Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, Glasgow in Scotland and also in Northern Ireland.
These demonstrations are primarily made up, from what I can see, of local people rather than run by any sort of organised group or by activists from outside these areas. The are grass-roots demonstrations rather than top down ones called by major groups. They are also as far as I can make out not dominated by the genuine far right despite what the Government are saying.
Some of the supporters of the numerically tiny far right that does exist in the UK have turned up to leaflet these demos, but this is not unusual and you see the same thing with left wing demonstrations where lunatic fringe types such as the Wages For Housework and Stalin Society nutters latch on to demonstrations for left wing causes. Although the bent MSM and the equally bent police forces that Britons have to suffer will make much of a few jackboot licking fraggles turning up for these demos, it’s important to remember that these types are not the majority making up the attendees at these protests.
The vast majority of those turning up for these various anti-migrant, anti-migrant hotel and similar protests are normal ordinary people who’ve had enough of having to look over their shoulders out of fear of the imported migrant troublemakers or who fear for the safety of their children. I suspect based on what I’ve seen, heard and read about these anti-migrant protests is that a lot of those attending are not the sort who would normally turn out for demonstrations. This gives to me an indication about just how much people are getting pissed off with the current dinghy invader and criminal migrant situation.
The demonstrations by local people have been broadly peaceful, they are not going to these demos ‘tooled up’ either literally or metaphorically by which I mean going to these demonstrations with the expectation of aggro. There has been violence and aggressive behaviour, but in the accounts I’m reading this conduct has been brought to these demonstrations by either the police or by the left wing counter-demonstrators such as those from the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) front group Stand Up To Racism (SUTR). The anti-invader protestors, in stark contrast to the Left who turn up to counter-protest, are mostly Gandhian in their conduct on these demonstrations.
I foresee these demonstrations continuing. The level of unease at successive governments migration policy, Britain’s de-facto open borders, the crime and disorder that these invaders are bringing and the now obvious favouritism shown to these invaders by the police and other agencies of the State are the driving forces for them. I think, based on what has gone before, that those places that have not had demos but who have had dinghy invaders dumped upon them by the Home Office will also see protests.
I don’t want disorder, as a public disorder photographer years ago I saw too much of that to want such things, but I do see more protests occurring and probably, as with the Epping protests, in places where we might not expect. I suspect that disorder might come from anger at the actions of the police and anger at the far left campaigning for the potentially dangerous migrants who have been housed in people’s areas. Decent people should resist the temptation to get physical as it will only hurt the cause by being exploited by British MSM news organisations that now have as much connection to truth as Radio Moscow did during the Cold War.
I do however see a long, hot, tense and ‘interesting times’ summer as more and more of these invaders commit terrible crimes, angry people protest about the invaders and their crimes, the far left stir the shit and the police go out of their way to protect these invaders from public opprobrium. It’s a recipe for a perfect storm. We are going to see protests then the state cracking down on these protests in an authoritarian manner which in turn will create much more anger and probably more protests. I can certainly see a scenario similar to that in the movie V for Vendetta when some agent of the state or a leftist goes too far on some innocent person maybe a child or a teenager or some elderly person, someone who has never been in trouble with the law before and who cannot be dishonestly smeared as an extremist, which will up the ante a lot. I cannot predict where this will end but I do predict that there will be some ‘interesting times’ coming up.
The great tragedy about these protests is that they could have been completely avoided had the State made different decisions. If the State had not opened up Britain’s borders to some seriously dangerous people, if the State had policed the people equitably, if the State had allowed open debate on issues such as immigration and if the State had not dumped dinghy invaders on hitherto peaceful towns and cities, then we might never have seen such protests. It is the State that has made the bad decisions that have brought us to this point, not the people of Britain, the people themselves have clearly not had any sort of say in these matters. If this situation is to be turned around and the State be changed from one that protects the invaders to one that protects us, then the route of the Ballot Box must be taken at the earliest and every opportunity at elections both local and national.