I’m deeply concerned about the growing influence of political Islam in the UK and the consequences it’s having on our national identity.
Like many others, I feel let down by successive governments and the left-wing establishment, who seem more interested in appeasement and ideology than in protecting the fabric of British society.
While I don’t see Reform UK as a perfect solution, it still offers more backbone than the mainstream parties.
We need to be honest: there are real problems tied to failed integration policies and parallel communities forming within our towns and cities..
We have Issues like grooming gangs, drug networks, and the emergence of Sharia-style courts that must be confronted openly and without fear of being smeared as bigots for simply demanding accountability and the rule of British law.
This isn’t about race or religion—it’s about values, loyalty, and whether those who come to live in the UK respect our way of life, our laws, and our freedoms. We are a tolerant nation, but tolerance must not be exploited as weakness.
We must defend our culture and identity with pride, not shame.
And above all, we must stand up for the future of Britain—before it’s reshaped beyond recognition by those who reject the very foundations that made it great.
I could delve into it further, but once I start discussing this subject, which I have researched extensively, I become frustrated about why I can see it, and so many others can't, or won't.