RT Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital)Citizens of the UK pay taxes to their government for a naval “Border Force”Instead of protecting their nation’s shores, the boats actually pick up foreign men attempting to illegally enter their home and bring them in.Inconceivable throughout history.https://t.co/57sp3NqFeI ...

RT Matt Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ)What our 'leaders' will never talk about:In the last week alone, in the UK, in just one week, we've gone from reading about the 27-year-old mother Rhiannon Whyte, stabbed in the head 20 times by an illegal migrant from Sudan, to Wayne Broadhurst, stabbed to death by an illegal from Afghanistan while walking his dog, to a small boat illegal migrant stabbing a stranger to death in a bank in Derby, to a migrant from Afghanistan strangling a railway worker over a minor ticket dispute ...

In theory Britain’s leaders could get the navy to support border authorities—but similar efforts have failed in the past https://t.co/8nYTv8JtS6 ...

Social Unrest & Political Activism - Over 100 thousand people participated in a far-right protest in London, named "Unite the Kingdom", advocating for freedom of speech and stricter border controls [1] - The protest aimed to stop illegal migration into the country [1] - Clashes occurred between some protesters and police, resulting in 25 arrests [1] - Several thousand counterprotesters were present, but their numbers were significantly smaller than the nationalist rally [2] - The event highlights the growing appeal of the far-right across Europe [2] Key Figures & Influencers - The rally was organized by far-right activist Tommy Robinson [1] - Elon Musk is noted as a powerful backer of Tommy Robinson [2] - Elon Musk has previously intervened in UK politics and attacked the prime minister [2][3] Societal Concerns - Concerns were raised about the "destruction of Britain" due to massive uncontrolled migration [2] - The situation is described as a rapidly increasing erosion of Britain [2]

Political Agenda - Andrew Tate's "Bruv Party" aims to "save Britain" by addressing perceived lawlessness, weakness, and cultural issues [1] - The party blames mass migration, failed leadership, and the collapse of masculinity for the country's problems [1] - Tate promises to tear up laws or treaties that hinder his agenda and resign within 30 days if unsuccessful, vowing to expose hidden powers [1] - "The Bruv agenda" focuses on border control, deportations, foreign aid cuts, NHS (National Health Service) reform, and police crackdowns [2] Stated Solutions - Andrew Tate positions himself as the solution to Britain's problems, not the problem [2] - The "Bruv Party" pledges to restore honor to the nation through necessary actions [2]