You're going to see a lot more manifestations of what we saw in Dover yesterday, and if you're a middle of the road conservative, you're not going to like the politics it represents. It's an ugly side of politics. Among their number are radicalised fanatics. Christian nationalists and outright fascists - and while generally well behaved right now, it is going to attract thugs. I'm not talking about Tommy Robinson supporters and Reform adjacent. I'm talking about proper grotbags. This is something most of you haven't seen before, and never before at this scale. Get used to it. What you're seeing is the consequence of political failure. You're seeing young and angry men with uncertain futures who can see that the party system is a dead end. The mainstream right has shunned them - for the sake of optics, and playing "the game", but it's a game that does not yield results. Patience goes unrewarded. The game is rigged and time is short. This is a gear shift in politics - because the political process does not work. These are not people with whom I have much in common. The ones I know of are pretty shitty people - and quite a few of them are belligerent and quite a bit thick - who cannot be reasoned with - who could very easily become quite dangerous. But there's also a shrewdness to them and how they operate. This is proto-IRA territory - albeit in the very early stages. This will follow a similar dynamic, where there'll be mealy-mouthed condemnations, but even quite well off and middle class normies will tacitly approve of what they do. I much don't like them or their politics but I'm not going to condemn it for as long as it remains peaceful. I'm content to let them take a run at it and see what they can do, because I don't see a normal political avenue that will work. We're past all that. We've now reached a point where there simply has to be a response to the sheer arrogance of the British state. It is one thing for them to take their time in finding operational solutions to the dinghy crisis, and god knows, we have waited long enough, but to move them out of hotels and into our neighbourhoods, at our expense, knowing the danger they pose, despite very clear warnings, is an act of absolute contempt that requires an equal and opposite reply. Britain is being radically changed without consultation or consent, while our votes are meaningless - and the ruling class rubs our noses in it - even dispatching the plod if we complain too loudly. That is why it's time to take this to the streets. You don't have to like it, or even approve of it, but this is how it has to be now. There is no other way. Civilised means have failed.