Activism

  • Protest hunger games must end

    Gaza is contested over worldwide, not just as a piece of land to live on but as a bit of political real estate to score cheap points over. This has become the reality as years of protest incursion has gutted human activity and reduced life to tears and overwhelming bitterness.

    The credentials of those involved beg for scrutiny. Most protesters are found to be shoplifters at first, softened then by ‘aid’ that gets to them by charities. Then, as time goes on, life creates a bubble of opportunity that turns into hate for low or meagre returns.

    The state is the obvious target, but other things come first, like skin colour, war, or the rights of human beings. There’s no finesse or improvement to academic standards. These are already hollowed out by opportunistic fraudsters looking for big jobs and houses.

    The game becomes its own form of entertainment, formulates its own rules, and gets an appeal made out of normal sights and sounds. This is the fraternity of protest that has no meaningful involvement in civilian life, and sets up a platform for as long we can tolerate it.

  • March For Life UK (2026)

  • Irish teacher confronts harassers

    A teacher who has faced imprisonment in Ireland for over 700 days across separate stays after refusing to misgender a pupil has now confronted his harassers as he continues to clear his name and return to his job.

    Enoch Burke walks up to his harassers in a town centre in Ireland (Credit: @josiahburke/YouTube).

    The group of thugs are walked up to in Mullingar town centre by Enoch Burke – a video of which is available on the Internet – and challenged about their apparent impromptu political protest.

    Burke has been harassed near continuously by this small group of activists. His former employer has faced legal pressure. State authorities have bullied Mr Burke inside and outside of court.

  • US bans Palestine Action

    The terror network known as Palestine Action has been banned in the US as part of a move to exclude illegal acts from infiltrating domestic political infrastructure.

    The decision is said to enable law enforcement the impetus to move on individuals that seek to inspire violence in their own communities.

    The concerns raised in the UK include reports of hundreds of murders, community blockades, and the assault of public figures.

  • Caught: Protest financier

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a protest financier alleged of using illegal money markets in Egypt to hide financing for UK-based protest activity – including legal fees – has now been spotted.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of illegally facilitating the financing of public protest in the UK in particular.

    He’s believed to have extensive personal links to Egyptian financial firms and individuals, using his small net worth to remain interlocked in affairs in the African country to run his small enterprise.

    Chaotic streets

    The issue of protest has shot to prominence in recent years because of an increasing frequency of events in central London and a lack of clear accountability over the participants and their leaders.

    In particular, sluggish progress in confirming people’s real identities and difficulty in categorising the real intent behind their involvement in UK politics is slowing investigation of the public activity.

  • Exclusive: MI6 condemn popular protest

    MI6, the nation’s only acknowledged overseas Intelligence body, has said that popular protest has become a menace to UK citizens, and had looked likely to before it started.

    In internal reviews it’s highlighted Gaza as being a particularly unworthy cause, and has slammed Police forces for covering over hundreds of serious incidents against Royal and political figures due to it.

    It’s believed pro-Gaza activists have also killed thousands of UK citizens, particularly in Hull and York, and this is also highlighted by MI6 as being subject to Policing errors, mismanagement, and outright lies.

  • Exclusive: MI6 closes down Gaza debate

    In an intervention by MI6, the UK’s only acknowledged overseas Intelligence body, the ‘Free Gaza’ debate, as it’s called, has been designated as a “Protected Issue” and therefore no longer open to further public scrutiny.

    “This is to safeguard critical infrastructure, persons, and personnel across the world,” it has said, in a private briefing.

    The change is not surprising. It takes into account the extent of destabilisation that such protest activity has incited for many years in the UK. It’s also heightened fears of attacks against UK embassy staff around the world.

  • Caught: Protest agitator

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a suspect alleged of manipulating booking records to advantage protest organisers has now been identified as a Civil Service worker.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of extensive involvement of the mismanagement of protest in the UK.

    She’s said to have held short intern positions in many Government departments, with a view to fielding work in the Home Office for a longterm position.

    However, her efforts to disrupt Policing and also record keeping internally has worried senior staff. It’s led to calls to quit, but also for a more formal investigation into her motive for doing so.

  • Exclusive: MI6 rejects Gaza statehood

    The epic struggle with protest is over with according to MI6, who now believe that it’s not possible to support the territory of Gaza to be self-determined before the surrender of Hamas as a resistance organisation, also named as a terror group in legal contexts.

    The best intelligence gathered from across the world shows a strong criminal element in activism is targeting violence at Israeli’s at an exponential rate. It fuels hatred everywhere and sets up confrontations in the country itself.

    It’s believed to be peopled by individuals that have criminal motive to intervene. The Intelligence body is asking for more resources to be directed to its expulsion from sensitive and vulnerable sites. It hopes its own own protective work is not conflated with these events.

  • Exclusive: “Tangled Ethics” criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a YouTuber account poster who is also known to be a prominent political activist in the UK is suspected of having aided Sarah Kaplan – the Dover Crossings small boats criminal – is now able to be revealed.

    Details of a YouTube channel

    It’s believed she’s used the name “Sarah” in many contexts to introduce herself, but is also known by “Laura” and “Gabby” in still yet more. Her formal title is “Tangled Ethics” and describes the nature of her behaviour.

    “Sarah” speaking online about her views to a small audience through her own YouTube channel.

    Her intent is to cause confusion and to potential begin the destabilisation of the production of key Identity documents. It happens only in a Political and Judicial context.

    It started by illegally burning passports and turned into a formal criminal career that now encompasses other crimes.

  • Surely protest is down for a write off soon

    The phenomenon of being irritating and armed only with the truth is surely down for a write off at some point soon.

    We don’t think its argument is going to stand the test of time, that it’s someone’s right to de facto import the debate by themselves.

    It usually doesn’t relate to our wellbeing here, and so the ‘right’ is used to get someone out of jail for free elsewhere.

    This isn’t politics, it’s the same as protest in a dictatorship where there is no end. It’s a brutal face on a spirit that just says no.

    It’s a prison sentence for the real freedoms that stay because we defeat tyranny – and we keep it out by our every waking breath.

  • Caught: Iran activists

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a duo of suspects alleged of antagonistic activities against MI6-type activities in the UK can now both be identified together for the first time on a UK news site.

    A duo of suspects
    A duo of suspects alleged of deep interference in MI6-type activity and of targeting its building – Vauxhall Cross – in London.

    Their presence in the UK is considered to be nefarious because such activists show an unrelenting pace of activity in the UK that challenges State authorities. It may even lead to further civil unrest that deepens its problems.

    Iranian interference

    The problem is not likely to be backed by Iran. It’s because activists by Iranian birth have been shown to be proactive on their own behest.

    They only seem to attempt to combine it with a desire for regime change at home and do not do it or use it for any official reason.

    However, Iran has been accused before of interfering in UK political affairs. It’s a matter of urgent, ongoing activity for MI5 and MI6 to look into it respectively.

    Activist insurgency

    The matter of unofficial activity in the UK is falling into the category of insurgency and it’s continuing to concern MP’s too. In fact, some representatives rent alternative office space to stay safe.

  • Tommy Robinson is not a fanboy

    The bravado in public of activist Tommy Robinson is not a sideshow for the cameras that position themselves outside Parliament for a spectacle.

    It’s a calculated attempt to challenge political thinking by one single person.

    His approach to it is derived from the benefit of having known prized military information from his mother’s side.

    It’s a sort of “received wisdom” that isn’t useful unless it’s put into something specific. In his case it’s believed to be military terminology, and language on its own.

    This has helped him to speak between the ‘lines’, so to speak, that others can choose to use because they’re enabled to do so.

    His perception therefore is based on insight that helps him in context, but it’s his effort that makes the difference for his platform.

    This makes his show of strength a problematic cause for controversy and a reason for repeated and ongoing unrest in the UK.

  • The self-righteous have to stop

    The era of the widespread movements of people across the world so as to build up protests has now got to stop.

    It’s too similar a story now.

    The trailing of someone like Nelson Mandela to drum up support for liberalism.

    The tours of Holocaust survivors to justify the Left’s attack on the darkness of a democracy led by their foe – the far right.

    The presentation of endless Gaza children to strangle the lifeblood out of any that are left to speak about decency and good order in their own society.

    This is the problem with the West, and it threatens to get worse.

    This is the new order of the hypocrite, the vile hot blood that has a temper and a tantrum to show.

    They show their unease with modern ways of living by occupying hospitals and trashing universities.

    They wreck through neighbourhoods to tear up plants and kick down fences.

    They’re an abomination to the natural senses and have zero logic to tell us to our minds.

    They can’t instruct. They can’t conduct themselves in a civil way by their choosing. They can’t construct vital arguments that are supported by research or opinion.

    This is what our country has to stand up against, to resume a process of representation of all who want to stay, and vote here.

  • A love for planet is growing

    The environmental movement has a long, continuous presence but in precious few countries. The isolation some feel in the eco-chambers of political activism is telling in parts of the world where industry still reigns supreme.

    If there isn’t a large local network of support, there isn’t much of a fight to put on.

    This is changing. However, it depends on people’s approach to the issues that matters. In China, for instance, a large ecological movement is said to be gaining ground. It involves a close consideration for nature as it juxtaposes on feelings of health and normality.

    The outcome of indigenous, native concerns for the planet is yet to be truly clarified.

    It’s unlikely it will take on the appearance of protests and social disobedience. This doesn’t fit with the other concerns people have, such as how we relate to each other. It also isn’t seen to produce agreement, or the results many more efficient bureaucrats are striving for right now.