Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧@JChimirie66677
@EdwardJDavey, let us be clear about what you have just said. Thousands of people gathered on the Embankment in central London yesterday and chanted death to America and death to Israel. A speaker from a charity named in a Lords report on Iranian influence in Britain led the crowd in chants of death to America and death to Israel in Arabic. Bobby Vylan led chants of death, death, death to the IDF. Banners celebrated the bombing of Tel Aviv. Khamenei's autobiography was on sale for seventeen pounds. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from Nigel Farage.
Zarah Sultana has been referred to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards for posting language described as a modern iteration of the medieval blood libel. Vote Palestine 2026 activists are going door to door in May's local elections making lists of people who fail to denounce Israel. The Walney report documents ten charities with links to the Iranian regime operating under British charitable status, four of them in receipt of Gift Aid, subsidised by the British taxpayer. The Foreign Office attended an Iranian embassy party days after the regime massacred thousands of its own citizens and called it normal diplomacy. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from Reform.
The Union Jack, which you invoke so tenderly, has been described as a tool of hate in a leaked government social cohesion document produced under your political allies. Concern about mass immigration has been classified alongside white supremacism in official Prevent training materials published on gov.uk. Churchill has been removed from the currency without a vote, without a debate, without asking anyone. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from the people objecting to all of the above.
This is not naivety, Ed. A naive man stumbles into error. You have walked into this position with your eyes open, wrapped it in the language of patriotism, and pointed the finger of blame at the people trying to defend the country you claim to love. That is not a mistake. That is a choice. And it tells us everything we need to know about why Britain is in the condition it is in.
The greatest danger to Britain does not come from Tehran or Moscow. You are right about that. It comes from politicians who can look at everything happening in this country and conclude that the real enemy is the people refusing to look away.
