UK Uprising

>>131142974
Nothing happening in the open, because legally we cant.
their are a few underground movements. but your not gonna a find any info online.
Britain is literally a police state with extreme hate crime and thought crime laws and exceeding internet censorship.

>>131143272
Be safe, good luck and see you in Valhalla.

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We are watching from the colonies. Lead by example and we will follow!

>>131142974
You should tune in to British FB m8.
Comments are on fire, mostly well judged (lawful) Criticism of politicians,police etc
We can't arrange meets without attracting attention , but the next terrorist attack will blow the lid off of contemporary British society.

3/10 for union flag

>>131142974
We haven't had a civil war in 400 years. Things move very slowly here so get back to us in a few decades.

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>>131142974
aryan

>>131143272
I thought the UK supports freedom of speech.

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>>131146020
We have extensive hate speech laws that indirectly restrict free speech.

And obviously these laws doesn't apply to Muslims or blacks. only white Britons

>>131142974
It really does not matter anymore. Like most of Europe our culture is dominated by socialism, Marxists freely walk the House of Commons with little resistance because the media / people that attack them do not have their voice heard by the voters and public that matter.

Right now Comrade Corbyn and John McDonnell are descending on Glastonbury with all their leftist snowflakery anti-right wank. This is the culture we have as a society. Those that work actually hard for their living will not listen, agree, or talk about the 'positives of a Labour government' because they're too switched on to sign their futures away. Hell, even the EU immigrants take a stronger social response to the culture that has sweeped the nation.

Brexit has enabled your average Briton to talk about their beliefs and politics, regardless of the shift here, there's a massive rebellion on the centre/right against the rising left. Most of this comes from political correctness, and victimisation.

>>131142974
Just stop interacting with them ! Its easy , ANY job you find where people take small amounts of cash is 99% muslim and packies (take-away , corner shops , taxi's , car washes ect) so they can pay no tax. STOP getting taxi's and using their shops , its easy and you will be much fitter and healthy for it ! Most of my mates used to take the piss because i would walk to town rather than get a taxi they now all do it rather than constantly complain and do nothing. Use italian or Indian (with indians) take-aways and just walk out of any shop thats run/owner by muslims. Do your part and soon they will go back to their sand homeland and the infestation will be gone.

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The bourgeois circle-jerk of degeneracy is slowly turning them all into hideous freaks. They are going to destroy themselves.

>>131148045
God I want to strangle the life out of Owen, men who are to weak like him need to be ended.

>>131142974
Not really much of a resistance

>Political parties
UKIP (now seen as irrelevant after Brexit vote, got decimated at general election) and Britain First (seen as a racist far-right party, have pretty much no support whatsoever)

>Movements
EDL (not really serious, mostly just football hooligans), whatever Tommy Robinson is doing now (has a fair amount of support now, but for the time being at least is outside of any political party or movement)

>Forums/sites/subreddits
Younger people will probably be drawn to alt-right communities on /pol/, /r/TheDonald, or just on regular social media and news websites in the comments sections. Not sure about older people, they'll probably vote Tory and not realise that they're just as pro-immigration as Labour.

>Leaders
In mainstream politics, Farage was popular but is a bit irrelevant now he's stepped down. I can see on social media that alt-right e-celebs like Milo and PJW are fairly influential, as is Tommy Robinson

>The problem
If we had a straight-up vote on immigration, I'm convinced that we'd vote to reduce it significantly. However, because none of the mainstream parties support that viewpoint, people just forget about it. We're too scared to vote in any new parties