Posted on 09/07/2026 3:46:12 PM PDT by bitt
The Brits’ simmering anger over mass migration is getting hotter than a tea kettle.
Their fury spilled onto the beaches of Portsmouth on Sunday — complete with protesters in the water, blocked coaches, a major police response and even women arriving in kayaks to try to block roughly 140 immigrants from reaching shore.
The extraordinary scenes unfolded at Eastney after a migrant boat was intercepted in the Solent off England's southern coast.
https://x.com/GBPolitcs/status/2096695801028194313?
It was not the typical Channel crossing ending at Dover.
The vessel had reportedly traveled from the Normandy coast before reaching waters near Portsmouth, where Border Force, the Coastguard, lifeboats and police converged for a major operation.
British authorities eventually brought approximately 140 people ashore, with plans to transport them to the Manston migrant processing center in Kent.
https://x.com/GBPolitcs/status/2096706288847638856?
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They need torpedoes for their kayaks ,LOL
Not sure what a “migrant processing center” does. Is this processing them as new residents or are they processing them for deportation?

How cute native Brits think their government gives a s about them. The UK is Islam’s territory and the UK government will kill the natives who resist.
200 Years ago these invader would be met with cannon and long rifles with bayonets.......
“ 200 Years ago these invader would be met with cannon and long rifles with bayonets.......”
Brings to mind a song.
“Those were the days my friend.
We thought they’d never end.”
British authorities eventually brought approximately 140 people ashore, with plans to transport them to the Manston migrant processing center in Kent.
Not sure what a “migrant processing center” does. Is this processing them as new residents or are they processing them for deportation
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British migrant processing system directly manages work visas and asylum support, which includes basic housing, free health checks, and essential living funds
If only the Brits had torpedoes, they could load them onto the ships they don’t have, that would be crewed by the sailors they don’t have.
British authorities eventually brought approximately 140 people ashore, with plans to transport them to the Manston migrant processing center in Kent.
Then all was for naught. Otoh, I didn’t read that any protesters were arrested, so there’s hope.
Must be nice to just illegally enter another sovereign country without ever having worked there and just get everything handed to you…..stuff that the citizens have had to work YEARS for.
In the US. ILLEGALS are getting MORE handed to than people who’ve worked here for 50 years and have spent last 30 years PAYING through taxation to subsidize illegal alien freebies.
Hurray for the grandmas! I wonder if it is too late; hopefully not.
“...to try to block roughly 140 immigrants from reaching shore.”
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140 illegal alien muzzie invaders is more like it.
Sealed container using Nitrogen Gas
to eject the weapon? I’m guessing
I’ll have to look
The Manston migrant processing centre is located on the former Manston Airport site near Ramsgate, Kent, in southeast England. The search results confirm the exact area: Manston Road, Ramsgate, Kent — the same location as Manston International Airport and the RAF Manston History Museum.
Manston Migrant Processing Centre
Manston Road
Near Ramsgate
Kent CT12
United Kingdom
Situated on the grounds of the former RAF Manston airfield and adjacent to Manston Airport.
This is the same cluster of facilities shown in the search results — the airport and museum sit directly beside the Home Office processing site.
Manston was used by the UK Home Office as a short‑term holding and screening facility for migrants arriving across the English Channel. It sits inland, about 3 miles from Ramsgate and 4 miles from Margate.
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