Here (via the Daily Mail ) is a little graphic of how Europe’s political landscape is changing on the topic of dealing with mass “immigration” (invasion):
Notably absent from the above is Britishland. How are they dealing with the issue? Well, officially they aren’t: thousands of “refugees” arrive by boat every week, to be greeted with a cup of tea, free accommodation and, it seems, a license to prey on White British girls.
Needless to say, this little development, then, has caused no end of pearl-clutching:
Britain’s busiest ferry port was blockaded by hundreds of men dressed in black, causing an hours-long gridlock and miles of tailbacks on surrounding roads.
Footage showed demonstrators piling out of the back of a van before they marched through the town, chanting ‘Whose streets? Our streets’ and ‘stop the boats’ as dozens of police officers were called in to follow them.
Politicians have condemned the balaclava-clad mob who stormed the port of Dover yesterday – as migrant protesters warned ‘it’s only the beginning’.
When I first saw pics of this (completely peaceful) protest, I thought it was one of the Antifa-style shows:
But no… these stout bulldogs were just taking a leaf from the Antifa playbook — and considering the attitude of the BritGov lackeys, who are conspicuous by their heavy-handed treatment of these so-called “rightwing” groups (they aren’t), one can’t really blame them.
Also note that there’s no display of “triggering” regalia (that would be the St. George Cross of England) that might give any advance notice to the fuzz as to the group’s identity and motivation.
Interesting times. All these groups — British and European alike — need is an electoral victory à la Trump to start the immigration rollback. And the current crop of Leftist politicians are terrified of such an event, because I suspect that the “rightwing” parties’ repatriation drive will make our ICE look like a bunch of choirboys. (Well, one can only hope.)
Which is why the other political parties form coalitions to stop groups like the German AfD and Austrian FP (see chart above) from coming to power. But they won’t be able to keep the cork in this particularly-well-shaken bottle of fizz to pop for much longer.
Popcorn futures are soaring Over Here…
