Are the English Finally Fighting Back Against the Invasion?

English people don’t generally fly their national flag. Flying the national flag shows a need to assert yourself; it implies that you are under threat in some way and that you must mark your territory and rally the troops. Twenty years ago, when I was at university in Scotland, you’d see Scottish flags everywhere. Scotland is a small, relatively poor nation that was long ago subsumed into an England-dominated union. Of course Scotland must assert itself. England, by contrast, was secure in its own importance as the dominant nation in an empire that once ruled a quarter of the globe. You relatively rarely saw the Union Jack (the British flag) in England, let alone the St George’s flag of England.

But since the British government has deliberately allowed England to be invaded since New Labour began a de facto left-wing revolution in 1997, you have started to see more and more England flags dotted about. (The government allowed the invasion because it wishes to signal its adherence to the “marginalised” and push down the wages of English workers who decreasingly vote Labour.) The English, understandably, feel under threat: their territory is being invaded, entire areas of large cities such as London or Birmingham are, in essence, Pakistani enclaves, traditional English liberties are crushed with anti-free-speech laws to protect the Black and Muslim clients of the Labour Party, at least 25% of people in England are not White let alone ethnically English and the capital is now majority foreign. England has fallen, just as it once did to the Danes.

The Empire is long behind them and the English are realising that they, like the Scottish, must rally the troops around the flag and assert themselves if they are to survive at all. The Anti-British government of Keir Starmer is, as far as I can see, an accelerationist regime. Since 1997, the destruction of the traditional England has involved clever salami tactics, for the traitor Tony Blair was nothing if not a political genius. The transformation was too slow and too subtle for there to ever be a serious reaction.

Starmer is far less intelligent than Blair, as are those that surround him. He has made it clear to the working-class English, those who still believe in the nation, that he hates them. For getting upset about the massacre of three little girls by an ethnic-Rwandan in 2024, they are nothing more than “far right thugs” who must be jailed for their emotive tweets, even if they are immediately deleted. But if, during the process, a Black Labour councillor incites the murder of the rioters to a crowd then he is given bail (unlike Lucy Connolly, who posted an anti-immigrant tweet) and then found not guilty after the jury are directed by an openly Woke and pro-diversity female judge.

Two-tier Keir has given us two-tier justice; the Labour government despises the English people. But to continue the acceleration, “migrants” (young South Asian and African men) are permitted — hundreds of them a day — to cross from France and be processed for asylum even though France is a safe country; akin to the US accepting refugees from Canada. With nowhere else to put them, they are placed it hotels; often quite nice ones. This has meant that, very suddenly, scores of completely White towns in the shires have experienced the joys of diversity: young migrants hanging around schools and raping teenage girls; they’re not veiled, after all.

This has led to protests and riots outside “migrant hotels” with the state making this much worse by having police chaperone far-left “counter-protestors” — assorted Woke mutants with purple hair brought in to scream about how “racist” everyone is. In Nuneaton, in the Midlands, where a schoolgirl was raped, the crowd was so infuriated by them that they were literally run out of town, with the police — now widely seen as an anti-British enforcers anyway — desperately trying to protect them.

The St George’s flag was a common sight at these protests, one of which has worked: the migrant hotel in Epping (north of London, teenager raped) has been shut down. However, it appears that this set off, on about 16^th August, “Operation Raise the Colours,” an idea which spread via Twitter and social contagion.

To assert that it’s England, a group of men started putting up English and British flags on lampposts in Birmingham, specifically in the White area of Northfield. This spread to Tower Hamlets in London, which is overwhelmingly Bangladeshi and where you’ll frequently see Palestine and Bangladeshi flags. To make things worse, and to make it absolutely clear that, for the authorities, England is conquered and its ideology is Woke (as symbolised by the rainbow flag, allowed to fly everywhere), Birmingham Council, which is bankrupt and can’t collect the rubbish, promptly sent in workers to remove flags, while leaving Palestine flags well alone, naturally. Tower Hamlets Council, making it clear that they are a Bangladeshi enclave, made it plain any flags (actually only British ones, though) would be immediately removed, and they were.

But, naturally, this only galvanised the campaign and underscored the point it was making; parts of England are held by foreigners and the White traitors who collaborate with them (Labour and pretty much all of the political class) to dictate to the true English. And the English must fight back. Elsewhere in Birmingham, a mini-roundabout was painted with the St George’s Flag. This was promptly removed with the anti-British BBC referring to it as “vandalised,” which it doesn’t when rainbow flags are painted in public. This led to online jokes about how potholes will be filled in if you paint them with the St George’s flag and bin bags will be collected if they are marked with the same.

Now, however, there was little stopping this outbreak of English patriotism; this mass-marking of territory. Lines of lampposts all over the country suddenly had the St George’s or Union flags flying from them. Farmers sprayed their sheep with red crosses, to be seen from motorways and country roads.

The left were put in an impossible situation. English patriotism is sufficiently popular that they can’t admit that they hate it and fear it. They want to control it; it’s allowed, occasionally, if there’s football. But spontaneous and uncontrolled, it is deeply frightening to a paranoid, authoritarian, internationalist state that despises everything about England, including the average English working man (he is a “far right thug”). Some were moved, aggressively, to say it represented an aggressive act by the “far right;” they were presumably aggressive due to the cognitive dissonance: “I hate the English even though I am one; I mustn’t but I do.” All of this is happening in a context in which serious people, such as the independent Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe, are discussing the forced remigration of immigrants.

Could England be waking up before it’s too late? I hope so. Has Starmer caused this by bringing about “too much, too soon” and openly showing his contempt for ordinary English people? Yes, he has. We can only hope that, as the summer passes and it gets colder, this “reaction” by the ordinary English against thirty years of psychological abuse by their government and its purple-haired, Karen Stasi does not fizzle out.