Flags of Defiance
I have spent decades standing on the frontlines of a struggle, that with each passing day, the reality becomes ever clearer. The tragedy is that too many still choose not to see it.
Our nation is at war.
This is not a war fought with armies or artillery. It is a war fought in our communities, across our council chambers, within our institutions, and over the very future of our children.
It is a war waged by Islamist ideologues whose values and beliefs are fundamentally incompatible with the traditions of liberty, justice, and the protection of children that should define our society.
But it is also a war against a far more insidious enemy: the cowards and traitors from within. The public officials, police chiefs and politicians who sacrificed our children for personal and political gain.
In such times, raising a flag is not merely a gesture of protest. It is a solemn act of defiance, a profound act of duty, and an essential act of preservation.
Our banners are not mere fabric stitched with emblems. They are standards carried into battle by those who refuse to stand idle while their nation, and its most vulnerable, are brought to ruin.
Today, we stand at the frontline against the forces that seek to dismantle everything we hold dear. And however fierce their attacks, however relentless the attempts to silence and intimidate us, we remain resolute, guided by the rallying call that first brought us together:
Do Not Fear Them. Do Not Fear Any of Them.
For those new to me, Iām Raja Miah MBE.
I spent six years leading a small team that exposed how Labour politicians protected Pakistani Rape Gangs and traded the lives of working-class White girls for votes.
Both politicians and police have repeatedly tried - and failed - to have me imprisoned.
My crime? Refusing to look the other way while children were being gang-raped.
Despite the efforts of powerful forces including the media, politicians, police, and public officials to silence me and bury the truth, my work continues. This includes my recent appointment to The Rape Gang Inquiry team, led by Rupert Lowe MP.
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