At Long Last: England Fights Back
While Westminster condemns them as thugs, the men who blockaded Dover and Portsmouth achieved more in one weekend than fifteen years of failed border policy.
It has been an agonisingly long wait, but the English lion-heart has finally woken from its slumber. In the face of at least a decade’s worth of broken Uniparty promises to reduce legal and illegal immigration, a “Dad’s Army” of the white working class has mobilised to do what the authorities patently refuse to: to patrol the south coast of England, and to prevent illegal migrants from entering the country full stop. The Frank Report predicted this exact eventuality only last week, noting the utter contempt shown to our national flag and the English heritage with which it is imbued. As I wrote then:
“The time has passed for short measures on illegal immigration. Deal with the small boats now, or the public will do it for you – establishing our own ‘Border Force’ if necessary.”
On Saturday, just such a prediction came to pass. The venue, with a defensive nod to history, was a stone’s throw from the White Cliffs of Dover. In the early hours of the morning, hundreds of balaclava-clad men showed up in a clearly well-organised show of strength. An unprepared police force looked on but decided not to intervene – likely due to the fact that they were considerably outnumbered. The group, understood to be Patriot Platform (an anti-immigration group founded in June of last year in response to government inaction and migrant criminal activity), brought the streets and the port to a standstill alongside peaceful shouts of ‘Whose streets? Our streets!’ and asphalt-chalked messages such as ‘Blood is on your hands’ and ‘Are you listening now?’ The group dispersed just after midday, entirely without incident.
While Saturday’s event was clearly a dry-run, on Sunday the stakes rose significantly. For the first time, a ‘small boat’ with 140 illegals on-board attempted to make its way to the Royal Navy’s home of Portsmouth – an unusual deviation from the much shorter route to Dover. Patriot Platform sounded the alarm, and was matched roughly three-to-one by members of the public, who turned up in response to social media livestreams.
This particular migrant operation was clearly well-orchestrated and organised in advance; tents had already been erected, packed with migrant supplies (food, new clothes, and pyjamas). Several coaches were also idling at Eastney Landing, ready to transport the arrivals out of Hampshire for routine processing: