Lorraine

I was at the rally yesterday, and it was not terrifying. In fact, it was a fantastic day with women, children, men, grandparents, and people with different skin colours all united. We are not far right, just British citizens who care about our country.

Not a member of the 'Far Right', just a regular Granny from Ballymena, sick of everything...and she is replicated in EVERY town & village in Ireland 🇮🇪

@thatginamiller your arrogance is staggering. Yes, Brexit won. And what followed wasn't a failure of the vote - it was a failure of political will. We didn't get a clean Brexit - we got a botched half-in, half-out fudge sabotaged by a Remainer establishment that never accepted the result, including people like you who spent years dragging the process through the courts and the press. The economic mess? That's on successive governments who refused to use the freedoms Brexit gave us - clinging to EU-style regulations, surrendering control to global institutions, and now, under @Keir_Starmer, running back into the arms of Brussels like a whipped dog. Don't pin that on Brexit. Pin it on the cowardice of those in charge. Immigration? You're right - it's exploded. But not because we left the EU. It's because both @UKLabour and the @Conservatives replaced free movement with open borders to the rest of the world - a conscious policy choice, not an inevitability. Brexit gave us the tools to control immigration. Your side just never wanted them used. As for "plugging holes" in Johnson's deal - Starmer didn't plug anything. He gouged new ones, locking us into EU laws we can't shape, handing over our fishing waters for 12 years, and giving jurisdiction back to a foreign court. That's not fixing Brexit - that's reversing it by stealth. And on the ECHR - spare us the history lecture. We know it's not part of the EU. That's not the point. The point is that it's become another tool to override British democracy, blocking deportations, undermining national security, and protecting criminals over citizens. Churchill drafted it in the spirit of never again - not so it could be weaponised to prevent sovereign nations from enforcing their own laws. Brexit wasn't about isolation. It was about self-determination. And people like you are still doing everything you can to crush that principle under a mountain of technocratic spin. We see it. We're not buying it. And we won't be silenced. "Brexit gave us the tools to control immigration. Your side just never wanted them used."