I must begin with an apology to Ed Davey who found himself inadvertently mentioned in my last column. It was an error but as several sharp-eyed readers have told me, my words and description could well apply to him as they do to Ed Miliband. Enough said.
It has been wet, very wet but despite the atrocious conditions we have completed the planting of around 7,500 hedging whips, shrubs, and fruit trees. As they mature these fields will under the BNG be transformed over the next thirty years.
The scheme, for those unfamiliar with BNG, offsets the carbon footprint of developers building houses on farmland and green sites across the southeast. Ote Hall Farm will benefit through this arrangement, as this scheme ensures that the government, planning authorities and developers cannot bully us into giving up the land by fair means or foul. Not even through compulsory purchase, as threatened by the dreadful Angela Raynor before she was sacked for fiddling her stamp duty.
I must admit that I agreed with both Katie Hopkins, Nigel Farage and the Telegraph who advised Sir Jim Ratcliffe not to apologise for his choice of words when he stated that “Parts of the UK have been colonised by immigrants”. Of course, Keir Starmer weighed in calling Sir Jim’s comments as ‘offensive and wrong’.
Sir Jim - founder of chemical giant Ineos and one of Britain’s richest men – told Sky News: ‘You can’t have an economy with nine million people on benefits and huge levels of immigrants coming in. Going on to say, ‘the UK has been colonised by immigrants’. This was jumped upon by the ‘wokerati’. He later explained that he was discussing the importance of economic growth, jobs, skills, and manufacturing in the UK.
Was he right? Yes, of course he was. Does mass immigration change the dynamics of parts of the UK where they settle? Just note the rise in the number of Muslim MPs and Mayors across the UK.
Following the 2024 General Election, there is a record number of 25 Muslim MPs in the UK Parliament, representing 3.8 per cent of all seats. This marks an increase from the 19 Muslim MPs elected in 2019.
The table below gives examples of some of the trends:
Mayor of London – Muslim
Mayor of Birmingham – Muslim
Mayor of Leeds – Muslim
Mayor of Blackburn – Muslim
Mayor of Sheffield – Muslim
Mayor of Oxford – Muslim
Mayor of Luton – Muslim
Mayor of Oldham – Muslim
Mayor of Rochdale – Muslim
Mayor of Brighton - Muslim
Over 3,000 Muslim Mosques
Over 130 Muslim Sharia |Courts
Over 50 Muslim Sharia Councils
Muslims-Only No-Go Areas Across the UK
Muslim Women...78% don’t work and are on free benefits/housing
Muslim Men…68% don’t work and are on free benefits/housing
Muslim Families…6-8 children plan to go on free benefits/housing
…and now all UK schools are ONLY serving HALAL MEAT
Of the 25 Muslims MPs elected at the 2024 General Election, several pro-Muslim independent Palestinian candidates secured victories in former Labour Party strongholds.
There are 4 million Muslims across the country, representing 6% of the population. In London there are 1.5 million, 16% of the population, and in Tower Hamlets they represent 40% of the population. So, I ask those critics of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, was he so wrong to say parts of the UK have been colonised by immigrants? I believe he was spot on.
Switzerland is to hold a referendum on whether to cap its population at ten million. The plan would prevent the number of their permanent resident population exceeding ten million before 2050.
The population is currently 9.1 million, with almost 30 per cent either born, or having moved from, abroad. Supporters of this move believe it is necessary to protect the country’s environment, infrastructure, natural resources, and social services from the pressure of population growth.
How about a similar referendum in the UK. It is never too late to take action to try and make things better. The danger lies in doing nothing and allowing things to go from bad to worse.
The PM returned from his trip to China telling anyone prepared to listen that it had been a huge success. In fact, the truth is it was a complete disaster. He achieved nothing but was humiliated by his treatment on the world stage with obvious disrespect. He may not have noticed or even cared but this reflects badly on the UK. He most probably avoided further humiliation due to the Mandelson story hitting the headlines as he landed at Heathrow.
Congratulations to Nigel Farage and Reform for forcing Keir Starmer to reverse his decision to postpone the May elections. Labour, Conservatives, and the Lib Dems were keen to delay as they are terrified of Reform. Time will tell but at least the electorate can make up their own minds and not be silenced by this disgraceful, undemocratic government.
It has been wet, very wet but despite the atrocious conditions we have completed the planting of around 7,500 hedging whips, shrubs, and fruit trees. As they mature these fields will under the BNG be transformed over the next thirty years.
The scheme, for those unfamiliar with BNG, offsets the carbon footprint of developers building houses on farmland and green sites across the southeast. Ote Hall Farm will benefit through this arrangement, as this scheme ensures that the government, planning authorities and developers cannot bully us into giving up the land by fair means or foul. Not even through compulsory purchase, as threatened by the dreadful Angela Raynor before she was sacked for fiddling her stamp duty.
I must admit that I agreed with both Katie Hopkins, Nigel Farage and the Telegraph who advised Sir Jim Ratcliffe not to apologise for his choice of words when he stated that “Parts of the UK have been colonised by immigrants”. Of course, Keir Starmer weighed in calling Sir Jim’s comments as ‘offensive and wrong’.
Sir Jim - founder of chemical giant Ineos and one of Britain’s richest men – told Sky News: ‘You can’t have an economy with nine million people on benefits and huge levels of immigrants coming in. Going on to say, ‘the UK has been colonised by immigrants’. This was jumped upon by the ‘wokerati’. He later explained that he was discussing the importance of economic growth, jobs, skills, and manufacturing in the UK.
Was he right? Yes, of course he was. Does mass immigration change the dynamics of parts of the UK where they settle? Just note the rise in the number of Muslim MPs and Mayors across the UK.
Following the 2024 General Election, there is a record number of 25 Muslim MPs in the UK Parliament, representing 3.8 per cent of all seats. This marks an increase from the 19 Muslim MPs elected in 2019.
The table below gives examples of some of the trends:
Mayor of London – Muslim
Mayor of Birmingham – Muslim
Mayor of Leeds – Muslim
Mayor of Blackburn – Muslim
Mayor of Sheffield – Muslim
Mayor of Oxford – Muslim
Mayor of Luton – Muslim
Mayor of Oldham – Muslim
Mayor of Rochdale – Muslim
Mayor of Brighton - Muslim
Over 3,000 Muslim Mosques
Over 130 Muslim Sharia |Courts
Over 50 Muslim Sharia Councils
Muslims-Only No-Go Areas Across the UK
- In February 2026, some officials expressed concern that large-scale protests and rising antisemitism were making certain areas feel like "no-go zones" for Jewish people specifically.
Muslim Women...78% don’t work and are on free benefits/housing
Muslim Men…68% don’t work and are on free benefits/housing
Muslim Families…6-8 children plan to go on free benefits/housing
…and now all UK schools are ONLY serving HALAL MEAT
Of the 25 Muslims MPs elected at the 2024 General Election, several pro-Muslim independent Palestinian candidates secured victories in former Labour Party strongholds.
There are 4 million Muslims across the country, representing 6% of the population. In London there are 1.5 million, 16% of the population, and in Tower Hamlets they represent 40% of the population. So, I ask those critics of Sir Jim Ratcliffe, was he so wrong to say parts of the UK have been colonised by immigrants? I believe he was spot on.
Switzerland is to hold a referendum on whether to cap its population at ten million. The plan would prevent the number of their permanent resident population exceeding ten million before 2050.
The population is currently 9.1 million, with almost 30 per cent either born, or having moved from, abroad. Supporters of this move believe it is necessary to protect the country’s environment, infrastructure, natural resources, and social services from the pressure of population growth.
How about a similar referendum in the UK. It is never too late to take action to try and make things better. The danger lies in doing nothing and allowing things to go from bad to worse.
The PM returned from his trip to China telling anyone prepared to listen that it had been a huge success. In fact, the truth is it was a complete disaster. He achieved nothing but was humiliated by his treatment on the world stage with obvious disrespect. He may not have noticed or even cared but this reflects badly on the UK. He most probably avoided further humiliation due to the Mandelson story hitting the headlines as he landed at Heathrow.
Congratulations to Nigel Farage and Reform for forcing Keir Starmer to reverse his decision to postpone the May elections. Labour, Conservatives, and the Lib Dems were keen to delay as they are terrified of Reform. Time will tell but at least the electorate can make up their own minds and not be silenced by this disgraceful, undemocratic government.
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