And remember folks, as you get up today at 7am and slog into the office to work all day to try to pay your ever increasing bills and higher taxes, that you’re helping to support the next boatload arriving at Portsmouth. Be happy in the knowledge that right now, they’re off the boat, in the hotel and tucking into a beautiful hot breakfast. Later they’ll go to the free gym then get a free bus to the town to do a bit of stealing and women watching. All paid for by you. Hurry up and get to work. Those migrants don’t pay for themselves you know.
They still don't get it do they:
1) we want you to enforce borders
2) we want you to deport millions of illegal migrants
3) we want people to go to prison for the muslim rape gang horror
4) we want you to stop welfare state abuse
5) we want you give us back our freedom of speech
6) we want you to uphold and celebrate the historical identity of the People of these Islands; in culture, education and civic life
7) we want you stop climbing in bed with islamists at home and abroad
8) we want you to stop waste in public finances, lower taxes.
9) We want jobs and homes for British people
10) we want illegal migrants removed from our communities
11) we want you to tighten legal migration and run a system that works for the country
We want you to do these things, but you will not, because your too busy calling us names for wanting these things ...and so we will destroy your party at the next general election!
🚨"HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. THEY ARE GOING TO R*PE ME"
The lawyers said "IF THE FOOTAGE OF THE ATTACK IS RELEASED THERE WOULD BE RIOTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY"
This is horrifying. Listen to her words.
The details of the r*pe of a 15 year old girl in Leamington have been released
The girl recorded the whole thing on her phone
Afghans did this
It's awful beyond belief
🚨INVASION UPDATE🚨
Still in the French waters dinghy isn’t put together well and they threw a French life jacket out not everyone has one on, this is event Bravo still nothing on event alpha so not sure where that dinghy’s gone apparently 65 on event alpha and 80 on event bravo two of our ships out, Ridens and ranger
Apparently event alpha is with ridens, but event Bravo still out and with 80 on they can’t rescue all of them so keep an eye out for RNLI moving to assist
🚨Another 1200 illegal migrants have arrived on our beaches in the last week.
309 yesterday alone.
Well done @ShabanaMahmood, your offer to them of a £40,000 prize is really working as a deterrent.
Britain needs Reform.
BREAKING NEWS; In the past Six days 891 illegal Migrants in 14 Boats have arrived on British shores; even yesterday 75 came over in the fog👇& MORE I’m informed are en-route to Britain TODAY!
An Immigration system that’s completely OUT OF CONTROL;
CLOSE OUR FECKING BORDERS👇🤷♂️
Britain has begun repurposing its military infrastructure to house large numbers of single male asylum seekers. That is the fact. In Crowborough, a former Army training base that once prepared cadets, police and fire crews is now being filled with undocumented men who crossed the Channel illegally. Twenty-seven arrived before dawn. Up to 540 will follow. The decision was made without local consent, without a vote, and without meaningful scrutiny.
The Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood insists this is about closing migrant hotels and restoring order. But order is not restored by displacing it. What is happening in Crowborough is not a solution; it is a signal. When the state can quietly convert a military site into mass accommodation, bypass planning law, override local objection and present the result as settled fact, something fundamental has shifted in how power is exercised.
Crowborough did not ask for this. Its residents protested peacefully. They organised. They raised funds. They sought legal review. None of it mattered. Special development powers were invoked. Consultation was bypassed. The decision was implemented first and explained later. That pattern should feel familiar, because it has become the governing method of modern Britain.
These sites are chosen for a reason. Former barracks are fenced, controlled and already securitised. Places once used to train those who upheld the state are now repurposed to manage the consequences of a border the state no longer controls.
For local families, the consequences are not abstract. Parents think twice about walking routes. Women adjust routines. Children absorb unease they cannot name. Communities are told there is no risk, no reason for concern and no right to object. Public reassurance is offered from a distance, while the burden of proximity is imposed on those with no power to refuse it.
The government frames this as temporary. Three months, we are told. Processing, then removal if claims fail. But the public has heard this language before, and it no longer believes it. Removal is not a plan; it is a slogan. In practice it is strangled by appeals, injunctions, human rights lawyers and the ECHR, where almost every case becomes an obstacle course designed to exhaust the state into surrender. Temporary measures harden. Emergency arrangements normalise. Infrastructure built for short-term use acquires a long-term logic of its own. Once a site is designated, services follow. Staffing follows. Contracts follow. Reversal becomes harder than continuation, and "temporary" quietly becomes permanent by default.
What makes this moment more serious is not just who is being housed, but how the decision was made. Planning law was sidestepped. Environmental assessment was waived. Democratic consent was treated as an inconvenience. This is governance by exception, justified by urgency, sustained by fatigue, and insulated from accountability by process.
This is the warning. When government acts without consent in the name of necessity, necessity grows. When communities learn their objections change nothing, trust evaporates. When courts become the only recourse, politics is already dead.
This is about authority and limits. A state that cannot control its borders but can override its citizens has reversed its purpose. Power is protected at the centre. Consequences are distributed to the periphery.
If this model endures, more sites will follow. More powers will be used. More communities will be informed after the fact. Each step will feel normal. Each objection will count for less. And when that moment passes, Britain will not merely have lost trust. It will have lost consent, self-government, and the right of its people to decide what is done in their name. That is the quiet end of sovereignty.
"Crowborough did not ask for this. Its residents protested peacefully. They organised. They raised funds. They sought legal review."
The opening of Crowborough military barracks to house more than 500 asylum seekers is just the start.
I will bring forward site after site until every asylum hotel is closed and returned to local communities.
We are removing the incentives that draw illegal migrants to Britain.