Noticing Isn’t a Crime
I saw a video of Scarborough this bank holiday. One thing stood out — my brother was the only white man on that boat. The rest were not. That was it — a visual observation that anyone could make.
Labour’s Mayor of the North East, Kim McGuinness, called it “hideous” and accused me of inciting hate. That’s Britain in 2025: noticing is a crime.
What Racism Really Is — And Isn’t
Racism means believing one race is inherently inferior. That is not where I stand. This isn’t a racial judgment — it’s about democracy.
Mass migration, both legal and illegal, has reshaped Britain without the public’s consent. That’s not racism. That’s a democratic grievance. Yet under Labour, pointing it out gets you branded a criminal. Just ask Lucy Connolly — Starmer’s first political prisoner for displaying, in a way in which she herself recognises was wrong, the sheer frustration out there amongst the public.
The Migration Refugee: Britain Under Labour
Here’s the cold hard facts:
Over 50,000 illegal arrivals have crossed the Channel since Starmer took office.
Legal migration is still running at around half a million a year.
No referendum. No mandate. No consent. Just transformation by stealth — and condemnation if you mention it.
North Yorkshire — A Quiet Radical Change
Let’s talk local to that boat in Scarborough. North Yorkshire is huge — the largest county in England by land. It’s home to around 615,000 people, mostly clustered in market towns, coastal resorts, and rural villages.
At last count, the population was 96.7% white, with ethnic minorities making up just 3.3%. That includes Muslims — only 0.5% of the population.
But you only have to look around areas like it to see how fast things are changing, despite our opposition to it.
The Mayor’s Misplaced Moral Fury
Kim McGuinness is livid that I mentioned what I saw in a video — yet silent on the real threats:
Two Syrian refugees arrested for sexually assaulting teenage girls in Newcastle, a case police barely acknowledged.
Women in County Durham scared to walk past migrant HMOs on their streets.
Silence. Because Labour’s multicultural dogma takes precedence over the safety of our own people.
Love of Country Is Not Hate
In Israel, I met young men in their early 20s who’ve never left the front line after national service. Others flew back as soon as they could — and some are now dead, defending civilisation over barbarism. Love, not hate, drives that sacrifice.
Back in Britain? You face prison for saying you want to defend your own country and culture.
The Real Divide
Love of country is not hate. Defending your community isn’t racism — it’s survival, clarity, and common sense.
If Labour and its Mayor can’t understand that, they’re not just out of step with me — they’re out of step with Britain.
