Ian Wilson

My Prime Minister didn’t insult her with some tasteless Pearl Harbor joke. Instead he impressed her with his ability to speak Japanese.

🚨UPDATE: On Antifa, my arrest, and the scandalous way that UKIP security guards intentionally put me in danger. Towards the end of the march for Jesus, Antifa began to target me as I was away from the UKIP crowd, respecting their boundaries, because of course I disagree with them, however, I still want to report on their demonstrations. Immediately, as we were attacked, the police escorted us to a kettle occupied by UKIP supporters, as it was considered the safer area, assuming there would be less risk of further confrontation. Their security team (Patriots of Britain), who in the past had accounts suspended for threatening right-wingers at protests, then reported me for breach of the peace. Subsequently, I was arrested. As a result, I was left with no real option but to move between the UKIP side and the Antifa side of the protest. On each side of the protest, either Nick Security were assaulting me or Antifa was. These were the only few occasions where I was generally scared for my safety because the police were constantly committing illegal acts by refusing my ability to film what was going on. That said, I think UKIP is electorally irrelevant. If you want a right-wing party, look at Restore. If you want a protest movement, look at Britain First. And if neither appeals to you, look at Advance UK.