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Topic review - The Epping forest issue is not going away...
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rebbonk
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 Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2025 6:10 pm
The feelings are spreading, and things are definitely getting worse. I fear for the future and how it will pan out. Politicians of many colours have let us all down over the years. The plebs are getting fed up with not being represented properly.
The feelings are spreading, and things are definitely getting worse. I fear for the future and how it will pan out. Politicians of many colours have let us all down over the years. The plebs are getting fed up with not being represented properly.
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margaret
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2025 9:45 am
Starmer couldn't give a stuff about Britain. He is a stooge of the Globalists enabling their stupid agendas. And he is trying to take us back into the EU.
The migrant situation is of course unacceptable, unsustainable and dangerous
I don't think we are far from civlil war unfortunately, unless the idiots we have running this country are overthrown.
Starmer couldn't give a stuff about Britain. He is a stooge of the Globalists enabling their stupid agendas. And he is trying to take us back into the EU.
The migrant situation is of course unacceptable, unsustainable and dangerous
I don't think we are far from civlil war unfortunately, unless the idiots we have running this country are overthrown.
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rebbonk
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Posted: Sun Jul 20, 2025 8:00 pm
The Epping forest issue is not going away...
Quote: Bottles and smoke flares thrown in hotel protest
Bottles and smoke flares have been thrown towards police vehicles during a protest at a hotel used to house asylum seekers.
Hundreds of people have gathered at the site of the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, after a protest was organised for 18:00 BST.
The disorder followed the arrest and charge of an asylum seeker on suspicion of alleged sexual assaults in the town.
Essex Police announced it would enforce a Section 60AA order until Monday - to require the removal of face coverings - after unrest at the site on Thursday, which saw three arrests.
Demonstrators chanted "send them home" and "save our kids", as projectiles were thrown towards police vans blocking the entrance to the hotel.
A small number of protesters wore balaclavas and face coverings during the protest.
The Section 60AA order comes after police said a protest on Thursday saw people wearing face coverings and "committing serious acts of disorder".
A spokesperson for the force added: "We will deal robustly and quickly with anyone intent on coming into Epping to commit selfish criminal behaviour.
"The right to peaceful protest is protected by law and allows everyone freedom of expression, but this must be done respectfully and if there is a risk to public order we will act appropriately."
The order was in place around Epping including its tube station. Source: bbc
The government needs to get a grip on this and fast.
The whole country is simmering; this could escalate very quickly, and successive politicians of all colours are to blame. [quote][b][size=167]Bottles and smoke flares thrown in hotel protest[/size]
Bottles and smoke flares have been thrown towards police vehicles during a protest at a hotel used to house asylum seekers.[/b]
Hundreds of people have gathered at the site of the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, after a protest was organised for 18:00 BST.
The disorder followed the arrest and charge of an asylum seeker on suspicion of alleged sexual assaults in the town.
Essex Police announced it would enforce a Section 60AA order until Monday - to require the removal of face coverings - after unrest at the site on Thursday, which saw three arrests.
Demonstrators chanted "send them home" and "save our kids", as projectiles were thrown towards police vans blocking the entrance to the hotel.
A small number of protesters wore balaclavas and face coverings during the protest.
The Section 60AA order comes after police said a protest on Thursday saw people wearing face coverings and "committing serious acts of disorder".
A spokesperson for the force added: "We will deal robustly and quickly with anyone intent on coming into Epping to commit selfish criminal behaviour.
"The right to peaceful protest is protected by law and allows everyone freedom of expression, but this must be done respectfully and if there is a risk to public order we will act appropriately."
The order was in place around Epping including its tube station.[/quote]
Source: [url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdr3716kd8mo]bbc[/url]
The government needs to get a grip on this and fast.
The whole country is simmering; this could escalate very quickly, and successive politicians of all colours are to blame.
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