"The truth is, they're not stopping ANYTHING!" - Bicester locals at the recent protest against the nearby MOD site being used to house 1,250 single male 'asylum seekers'.
Full report coming SOON! But in the meantime, watch the full livestream HERE: https://t.co/VnOEEjikDZ
We’re called racist, yet look around us.
We come together from all walks of life, different backgrounds, colours, cultures and creeds. What unites us is not the colour of our skin, but our belief that everyone has a place in our community when they come here legally and contribute to the country we all call home.
@StanVoWales@VoWalesOfficial@TheRoguePhotoUK
Bicester, Oxfordshire.
A young boy takes the microphone during the demonstration, speaking to the gathered crowd.
One voice among many on the streets of Bicester.
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I attended the Bicester march on Saturday. It was amazing to see so many attend: young and old including parents with their children. This fight is for the country we will leave behind for them if we don't put a stop to all the illegals flooding in.
Thank you to @TheRoguePhotoUK who volunteered his time to take pictures on the day.
He is now on X, so give him. Follow and hopefully we will see him at other events too
Something is happening in Britain.
People are angry. People are worried. People are marching. Others are pushing back.
Whatever side you stand on, pretending the tension isn't there won't make it disappear.
I’m not here to tell you what to think.
I’m here to document what I see.
📷 The Rogue Photographer
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Am I back in South-Africa?
A stark reminder of what's coming to the villages and towns if we all have to take our "fair share" of illegals.
Photos in the video is what's received daily by my parents who are still in SA.
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“They have been giving these educational briefings, pamphlets and leaflets to asylum seekers for years.”
The same issues are becoming a daily fixture in Britain’s news cycle.
If warnings, briefings and leaflets have been issued for years, yet we continue to see serious crime dominating the headlines, the question has to be asked:
Are we actually addressing the problem, or simply managing the fallout?
Britain cannot afford to become a country where violent crime is treated as yesterday’s headline before the next one arrives.
At what point do we stop asking why the warnings aren’t working and start asking what needs to change?
Seen on @GBNEWS this week.
Andrea Owen needs no introduction.
The voice for Piddington where they want to house 1250 asylum seekers in a small village of 350 residents in MoD site A.
In Bicester today, the villages gathered in support to stop the overwhelming amount of illegals proposed to be processed and allowed to roam in the local area, placing children and woman at risk.
*Thanks to @VoWSilla for the footage