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'We should pick our flags wisely... The St George's flag excludes!' Social Commentator Imarn Ayton clashes with Dr Mike Jones on news London authority Tower Hamlets will remove England flags hung in public spaces.

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No Foreign Flags Flying Above Grimsby Town Hall 👏🏻 Oliver Freeston is a proud British Councilor that puts his town and people first He's been on the job less than a week and he smashing it on so many levels, immigration, flags, regeneration of Cleethorpes, and bringing back a culture to Cleethorpes we haven't seen in over 20 years 'Boating Lake Roadshow', can you imagine what he is going to be like as an MP in 2029 😁 The people of this town are soon going to realize we've been missing a real leader for years. Oliver is a man that will get things done. His statement on reforms flag policy 👇🏻 In advance of my meeting with Council Officers to discuss the official North East Lincolnshire Council Flag Policy - an issue that has generated considerable debate - I wanted to set out the Reform Group’s position clearly ahead of those discussions. We strongly believe the Council should not fly flags connected to political or campaigning causes, including Pride, disability, or International Women’s Day flags. In our view, this kind of political gesturing is unnecessary and divisive. We all unite under two flags, the Union flag and St George's Cross. Our preference is for the Council to fly flags that reflect our shared national identity and local heritage, including the Union Flag, the St George’s Cross, and flags recognising our area’s proud military and seafaring history and traditions. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Welcome thoughts on this… 💬

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The magnificent sight of St. George's 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 fluttering across the land is a tangible sign that the English have had enough When the Scots & Welsh fly their flags, it's called "progressive nationalism". When the English do, it's "racist" That era is over For decades, the English have suffered silently as their identity was traduced and undermined whilst other identities were celebrated. I will never forget Ken Livingstone, sometime Mayor of England’s capital city, funding a St. Patrick’s Day parade but refusing funding for a St. George’s Day parade on the grounds it was divisive and xenophobic More recently we’ve seen children wearing British or English flags sent home from school whilst other children were encouraged to celebrate their heritage. And we’ve seen Palestinian and Pakistani flags flown from lamposts for months, with councils doing nothing to remove them. -- Contrast that with the speed with which they've tried to remove the national flag of England. All this sticks in the craw because it offends that most sacred of English values: fair play. It’s just not cricket. Historically, the English wore their patriotism lightly. They knew they had "won first prize in the lottery of life" and thus had no need for overt displays of nationalism. But no more. Like a baited bear in a Southwark pit, England has been roused and is preparing to defend itself. Me on GB News with the wonderful Dawn Neesom & Olivia Utley👇

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Labour Councillor Darragh Moriarty is stepping on dangerous territory by demanding that Dublin City Council stamp out the right of Irish people to raise our own national flag. The fact that he is calling for Tricolours to be removed that have been "put up with hateful intent" is a direct attack on our right to freely express our national identity by flying our national flag. Where is the evidence that the flags were put up with "hateful intent*?. Does Councillor Moriarty consider himself to be part of the Thought Police?. Does he believe that raising our national flag should be classified a "hate crime"?. This appears to be where he is going and unless we push back we could soon witness the banning of our national flag in public places. Councillor Moriarty appears to think that raising our national flag is "borrowed" from English nationalism. How did he reach this patronising anti-Irish conclusion?. The same Labour who only last year publicly announced that they were "proud" to see the Palestinian flag raised in Leinster House. What we are witnessing is a full-frontal attack on anything Irish. Dublin City Council need to be reminded that the Irish people have a right to raise our national flag and that any attack on our freedom of expression and national identity will be contested. The locals of Coolock, Ballyfermot, Finglas and the north and south inner city have NOT contravened any law in raising our national flag in their communities. The only thing Dublin City Council can come up with is that they did not get written permission from the Public Lighting Services before they erected the flags. We have no doubt that many flags have been erected throughout Dublin city without obtaining such written person from the Public Lighting Services in advance, without issue. What we are watching in Ireland is the acceleration of the regime's anti-Irish agenda, whereby any expression of our national identity is being vilified and condemned as "far,-right" by the same left liberals who want to destroy our country.

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Nigel Farage, "There was proper racist happening in Tower Hamlets over the weekend" "Basically urging the mass wipeout of Jewish people" "It was like a foreign invading army marching through our streets" Grok says: On October 25, 2025 (Saturday), a counter-protest organized by Stand Up To Racism took place in Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, East London. It was held in response to a planned far-right march by the UK Independence Party (UKIP), which was banned by the Metropolitan Police and redirected to Marble Arch to avoid disorder The event drew several hundred participants, primarily local Muslim residents (including many Bangladeshis), who gathered outside Tower Hamlets Town Hall. They waved Palestinian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi flags, and some groups—around 150 masked men in black clothing and balaclavas—participated prominently The stated aim was to oppose far-right racism and celebrate community diversity, invoking the 1936 Battle of Cable Street (where locals stopped a fascist march). Speakers included former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, Tower Hamlets Mayor Lutfur Rahman, and MP Apsana Begum. Corbyn described it as an "inspiring" stand against division, while Rahman emphasized unity against hate. Prayers were held, and the event was largely peaceful, with no reported arrests or violence No explicit calls for the "wipeout" (e.g., genocide or mass extermination) of Jewish people as a whole were reported in chants, statements, or footage

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