Britons are currently living in extraordinary times. It’s a time of “noticing” what the Government’s priorities really are, a period when the public and increasingly the ‘normie’ part of the public who hitherto may have been disconnected from politics, can see for themselves. They can now perceive that the good of the British public as a whole is not a priority for the Government.

So what is the Government’s overriding priority as perceived by the public? Well that, at least from what we’ve seen on Britain’s south coast this week, that priority is Channel Invaders. A government that starves police of resources to the point that they will not investigate thefts, robberies and burglaries and which runs an ambulance service that subjects the legitimate users of this service to horrific delays or non-appearance of ambulances, is quite willing to use these resources in the service of the Channel Invaders.

In a country where schools, hospitals, policing, public housing and much else could reasonably be described as utterly shit, the Government put together a convoy of police, hired coaches and ambulances, all for the Channel Invaders. If you see video of this convoy then, without knowing what it was for, you’d easily be mistaken in thinking that this motorcade was for the King or for some visiting President or potentate. Sadly it was not. It was for invaders, people who should never have been in Britain in the first place and who many of us believe should have been kinetically prevented by the Royal Navy from entering British waters. The Government put the red carpet out for wrong’uns whilst ordinary decent Britons suffer from crime, political oppression, an economy holed below the waterline by Net Zero and public services that fail to properly serve the public.

The reason for the huge expenditure on this convoy of help for the Channel Invaders is because the Channel Invaders are no longer only targetting Dover and other places where the English Channel between Britain and France is narrow but further along the Channel, where the Channel is wider. In a great irony some of these invader boats are leaving from areas that were fought over at great cost by the Allies after D Day in World War II. The place where Britons and their Allies landed in order to fight Nazis is now the launching point for an invasion of Britain by unwanted third worlders.

Because of a mixture of planned and spontaneous protests in Gosport in Hampshire against the landing of invader boats there by Border Force, the invaders could not be offloaded at Gosport so the decision was made by the Government to disembark the invaders in Dover. This is what required the whole panoply of ambulances and coaches that the Government had sent to Gosport to be moved in convoy to Dover.

The convoy of imported chaos and crime is astonishing. A councillor, George Madgwick, put up video of the convoy travelling along the road. Here’s Cllr Madgwick’s post about this on X.

https://x.com/georgedmadgwick/status/2102487673277411647

In case this bit of video disappears due to enemy ie Government action, I’ve screengrabbed it and uploaded it below.

This video shows the extreme lengths that the current UK Government will go to in order to facilitate a bunch of invaders who will too often go on to bring misery, crime, rape and paedophilia to the mostly working class areas that the Government will dump them on. The British Government must really and truly hate the British people to act in this way and prioritise invaders over citizens.

The issue of the invaders aiming for Hampshire, the Government’s pandering to said invaders and the massive expenditure involved in the convoy of imported chaos has quite rightly in my view created outrage among the general public and the more Government-sceptic parts of the commentariat.

Fred Fossard writing in The Critic Magazine said:

“It seems that Britain’s borders are fraying at the seams. Far from successfully policing the country’s borders the British state instead appears complicit in the large-scale illegal entry of the country. While the Home Secretary pledges to conduct an urgent investigation into the “uncontrolled landing” in Folkestone, and the Government remains committed to its policy to “smash the gangs” and stop the small boats, its revealed preference suggests it is more interested in the direct opposite.”

Mr Fossard is correct here. What’s happened on the South Coast does not look anything like effective border control, it looks like the facilitation by the UK Government of an invasion.

Muncii92 writing on the September Hangout page at the centre Left blog Harry’s Place has highlighted the role that Danny Tommo may have played a role in helping to organise a peaceful protest against the landing of invaders at Gosport. It’s clear that Danny Tommo may have played a role here but I don’t think that the protest was all his work. This is because many Britons seem to be learning about the power of leaderless organisations*, which are harder for a government to destroy because there’s no leaders to arrest or harass, and are just ordinary people self organising independently.

Muncii92 said:

Tommo’, leader of the Patriots, yesterday filmed himself at sea off Gosport in Hampshire, he was tracking the movements of an RNLI lifeboat with a cargo of ‘asylum seekers’ , and he could listen in over the airwaves to the communications between the lifeboat, the Border Force vessel nearby, and the port authorities.
All this is available on YouTube

The RNLI – apparently very reluctant to pick up the ‘asylum seekers’ from their large dinghy – decanted the men into the Border Force vessel. The Border Force crewmen were allegedly armed.
Meanwhile, anticipating that the ‘asylum seekers’ would be taken ashore at Gosport, Tommo mobilised his supporters to block the process. Which they did. Video showed the not very numerous Tommo supporters peacefully getting in the way of the ambulances and coaches sent by the government to collect the guests and take them to a sorting centre somewhere.
So the landing at Gosport was off. The Border Force had to find somewhere else to land, and proceeded eastwards towards Hastings and Beachy Head. Quite a long way. Unfortunately Tommo ran out of fuel, so he could not follow the boat.
thanks goodness for YouTube”

To clarify, the airwaves that the patriots were most likely listening in on was the VHF Marine Radio band and specifically Channel 16 or 156.8000 MHz which is the UK and international emergency channel that is constantly monitored by HM Coastguard.

This was followed by this from Muncii92:

“update : the story has been picked up by the BlackBeltBarrister. On his blog, he showed video footage ( taken by a local Councillor in Hampshire) of the motorcade of large buses, police cars, an ambulance, all protected by police outriders on motorbikes with flashing lights – which was sent to collect the invaders and take them to a processing centre.
The BBB commented that this large fleet must have cost the public purse a significant sum and it provided more protection than the Prime Minister gets . He compared this with the police ‘s constant refrain that they are short of manpower and resources, and can’t even respond to crimes such as theft and burglary.
? priorities”

Tom Slater over at Spiked Magazine also commented on the Channel Invasion and the Government’s facilitation of it. He called out the Government for hiding behind weasel words about ‘international obligations’ and ‘safety of life at sea’ and said:

What the public sees is illegal migrants being escorted into our waters, landed on our soil and put up at our expense. Because beyond the legal niceties of the situation, that is precisely what is happening here.

Mr Slater is 100% correct here.

Mr Slater added that there has been a ‘conspiracy of silence’ about the Channel Invasion from the Government and regime media but now that wall of silence about this issue is ‘breaking down’.

Mr Slater continued:

The conspiracy of silence around this issue has now come crashing down. A collection of activists, citizen journalists and populist politicians have put the ‘asylum’ issue firmly in the spotlight – spawning a bottom-up resistance movement against illegal migration that would have been unthinkable even a few years ago.

All of this is set against a government that struggles to see there is a problem here at all, and is resigned to managing the inflow in a slightly cheaper, more efficient and more equitable fashion. Labour responded to the migrant-hotel protests of last summer by shuffling more migrants into HMOs and military bases, only for this to spark the fury of locals and flash-mob demonstrations, too. Even the posh village of Piddington has been in revolt against plans to stick 1,250 migrants on a nearby barracks, dwarfing the local population by four-to-one.

In my view Mr Slater’s assessment of the protests is a correct one. The protests are increasingly not being organised by any high profile individuals but are bottom up, they are coming from the very people whose lives are worst affected by the tide of ambulant human sewage that the Government is importing. Yes the government can arrest and harass people like Danny Tommo or Tommy Robinson who have spoken up or demonstrated against the facilitated invasion of our nation, but now the protests are becoming self organised, with no leaders to harass or arrest or prosecute.

With no head of the protest spider that the Government can cut off and thereby neutralise protest groups, I suspect that the next step will be to do as they did following the Southport Atrocity, which is to go after peaceful protestors or those who stray from the government’s narratives on social media. I expect the Government to use ‘the full force of the law’ against anyone identified as taking part in demonstrations against the invasion along with getting people sacked from their jobs, setting social services on their families over faked up ‘extremism’ claims, harassing them with the Prevent organisation, putting pressure on social media platforms to silence them and other forms of cancellation. We might also see the authorities leaking data about protestors to Left wing groups like Hope Not Hate, in order that the protestors get harrased by an increasingly violent far Left.

However I have the words that are misattributed to Mahatma Gandhi currently going through my head which are: “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win”. We’ve already gone through the ignoring and laughing at objecters to invasion and are approaching the fighting stage. If the revolt against the invasion continues to grow at the pace that it is currently growing, then sooner or later the Government will run out of resources to harass, arrest, imprison or otherwise target those who are justifiably angry at the Government’s pro-invader policies. Although the Government might not like it, the plain fact is that you can’t imprison the entire country (although they’ll have a good go at it).

The political commentator Peter North has examined the phenomenon of the expensive Invader Convoy and called such tactics ‘unsustainable’.

Mr North said:

The police motorcade escorting migrant buses from Gosport are like nothing we’ve seen. It tells us that protest works. For sure, it has not stopped any boats, but it has forced the regime to change its working practices. This is a long haul campaign and its much like asymmetric warfare. We saw in Iraq and Afghanistan how the Taliban targeted soft vehicles with IEDs, which forced the British army to re-equip with bigger, heavier MRAPS, and invest more in force protection. That’s the same dynamic here. If they want to escort invaders ashore, it’s going to cost them. They’re going to have to use up all of their police overtime budgets, divert ambulances and invest more in surveillance. They’re going to have to fortify their operations – and the RNLI will have to operate under lockdown conditions. It’s resource attrition, and like the Taliban, we are testing their commitment to sustaining such an economically costly policy. Eventually, the optics of it become politically unsustainable.

https://x.com/FUDdaily/status/2102690447059505567

Mr North makes a very good point there. The protests are working in so far as it has forced the regime to change tack, and to change tack in a manner that it both fiscally expensive and politically expensive in terms of optics. The sight of such a large amount of police and ambulance resources being expended on imported wrong’uns is maddening the population and making the government look awful, incompetent and to be quite frank, treasonous towards its own people. This is, as Mr North, said a war of ‘resource attrition’. The RNLI has already fallen victim to this tactic as there are huge numbers of people, such as myself who have a seafaring family history, who will no longer donate to the RNLI over the part they have played in the Channel Invasion.

The optics of how the Government is handling the Channel Invasion (and indeed migration and the failed policy of multiculturalism in general) is awful for the govenrment and is likely to get much worse than it is now. When the first Briton gets mugged or attacked and there’s no police to turn out because they are fully engaged with guarding Channel Invaders, or the first Briton dies because there’s no ambulance available, because the Government has sent them to cater to the Invaders, then protests will seep out of the coastal towns where they are at present and go country-wide. The invasion, the Government’s complicity in it and the perception that Britons have been abandoned by the Government in favour of the invaders will eventually have an impact on the ballot box which no amount of lies about ‘poor refugees’ promulgated by the BBC or the Guardian will be able to stop.

We are living in the ‘interesting times’ that the old Chinese proverb speaks about and as the people revolt, hopefully peacefully I might add, the times are going to get even more ‘interesting’.

Links

Harry’s Place September Hangout page that Muncii92’s comment comes from.

https://hurryupharry.net/2026/08/31/september-hangout-2/

Cllr George Madgwick’s video of the invader convoy

https://x.com/georgedmadgwick/status/2102487673277411647

Spiked Magazine’s comment on the invader convoy

https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/09/23/the-gosport-protests-have-put-burnham-on-notice/

Peter North’s post on X

https://x.com/FUDdaily/status/2102690447059505567

Fred Fossard’s comment over at The Critic

https://thecritic.co.uk/britains-borders-are-fraying-at-the-seams/

Black Belt Barrister’s video comment on the massive and expensive Invader Convoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNNprO3zLPg

* I’m currently reading ‘The Starfish and The Spider -The unstoppable power of leaderless organisations’ by Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom. This is all about how organisations with leaders can be stopped by organisational decapitation, whereas leaderless more amorphous organisations cannot be stopped in the same manner or with the same techniques and are much more agile than organisations with leaders and structure. It’s an excellent and informative book and I will put up a book review of this when I’ve finished it. Some of the tactics mentioned in this book may be in current use or in future they may be used by anti-invasion campaigners in Britain.