Britain has started to see a whole load more and different types of nationalist demonstration. Most notably last week there were demonstrations in both Dover and Portsmouth that caught the authorities off guard. The response to these demonstrations is likely to be predictable and nasty and highly but selectively authoritarian. Police are going to be wading in with batons drawn when it comes to nationalist demonstrators when they would not ever consider doing such a thing if the demonstrators were Pally-wankers or angry Muslims or lunatic Trans activists.

But we would not be having all these increasingly creative demonstrations by nationalists had the government governed for the British people rather than governed in the interests of Leftists, Islamic interests and the invading chancers who have crossed the English Channel in small boats. The nationalists are on the streets because the government has failed the majority of Britons. The UK government, not just this current one I need to say, has failed to deal with the scourge of Rape Gangs, failed to control the border and has compounded its border failures by dumping thousands upon thousands of illegal migrants, mostly military age men it should be pointed out, on hitherto peaceful and ordered communities.

It is no surprise that such nationalist demonstrations have started up and equally unsurprising that they are starting to borrow tactics from the conflict in Ulster such as road blocking.

Tom Slater writing in Spiked has also commented on the rising anger about unwanted migration. He said that there are a rising number of people, some of whom have never been part of the demonstration scene, who seem to be prepared to risk all by taking to the streets to voice their anger about the government’s border failures.

Mr Slater said:

“The state clearly views these demos primarily as a public-order problem, as a new ‘far right’ threat to be crushed rather than understood. But if these protesters were paid-up fascists, they’d have struggled to fill a minibus. The government would do well to ask why there is a growing appetite for this new breed of street nationalism; why working-class people, from Epping to Dover to Portsmouth, many of whom will never have been on a demonstration before in their lives, are now answering the call. Our rulers are obsessing over the symptoms rather than the cause – the deep sense of injustice over illegal migration that is now compelling some to take matters into their own hands. Vigilante border control is only the regrettable, but entirely predictable, consequence of catastrophic state failure.”

He’s correct. This is not a public order problem it is instead a government failure problem. I also agree with Mr Slater that this is not the far right. The genuine far right in Britain is tiny and to a large extent ineffectual. There are a limited number of people out there who want to wank themselves into oblivion over Oswald Mosley or Adolf Hitler. I know this because I’ve marched against the genuine far right and observed them on demonstrations and in meetings and they are not capable, mostly because of their ideology, of being a mass movement. What’s making up the bulk of these new demonstrations is ordinary people who’ve had enough of migration and the crime and disorder that it has brought to their communities.

The current demonstrations are not a public order problem, although the Government is treating them as such. What they are is a response to state failure. The state failed to deal with problems, that of excessive levels and inappropriate types of immigration, that the British people told them to deal with at elections from the 1980’s onwards. If there are now masses of Britons on the streets expressing their anger about migration then they did not put themselves there, the government put them there by failing to deal effectively with immigration.

Link

Spiked article by Tom Slater

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/09/07/portsmouth-dover-and-the-fury-of-the-masses/