As I've written before, Monty Python legend John Cleese is still afflicted with TDS but has become incredibly based when it comes to the Islamification of the United Kingdom. He's just not that keen on a religion that calls for the beheading of infidels replacing traditional British culture. Here he is asking what a little village of 350 people did to deserve having 1,250 "asylum seekers" dumped on it.
🚨NEWS: The village of Piddington with a population of just 350 people have been told 1,250 illegal male immigrants will be housed in a military base nearby
— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) July 24, 2026
Outnumbering the entire population by over 3 to 1 pic.twitter.com/W7wrmqVwNb
What have they done to have their lives and expectations changed like this ? https://t.co/Dxr7KfAEB6
— John Cleese (@JohnCleese) July 25, 2026
What has happened to towns who did nothing to deserve it, like little Piddington village, will happen to all of Britain, unless there is fundamental political change.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 25, 2026
It’s not right. Not right at all. https://t.co/70IKleHGlk
Cleese is also a Labour voter, but he was glad to see Rupert Lowe, leader of the Reform Britain Party, push back against a journalist who very politely suggested that Lowe's continued use of the term "Anglo-Saxon" could be interpreted as white supremacy. Listen to Lowe's response—it's perfect.
🚨 Rupert Lowe just said what half the country is thinking… and he couldn’t care less about the backlash.
— The Patriots Voice 🏴 🇬🇧 (@Proudofthisland) July 24, 2026
Journalist: “I notice you use that expression quite often, Anglo-Saxon… A lot of people could interpret that as, almost… white supremacy.”
Rupert Lowe:
“Well we just… pic.twitter.com/3jtBMGPL6F
The post continues:
… say we don’t care anymore. We’ve had enough with all that nonsense. You know, so people can say what they want, we don’t care. You know, so what?”
His own post says it best:
“Getting accused of ‘white supremacy’ for referring to ‘Anglo-Saxon’ countries. This endless nonsense is so very boring.”
He’s done playing their game.
The era of walking on eggshells is over.
Make this man PM. 🇬🇧
A suitable response to this facile journalistic claptrap
— John Cleese (@JohnCleese) July 24, 2026
The way they recycle these vague and misleading phrases in search of a headline is a betrayal of their profession https://t.co/BHQywLTFeq
Glad to see you haven’t lost your sense of humour, calling journalists nowadays a profession.
— Curtis Bird (@CurtisBird16) July 25, 2026
Accept national suicide or we call you Hitler or racist…. Is getting old and never was a strong argument
— Ben Hall (@Leave_the_Cave) July 25, 2026
What an embarrassment Australia’s national media are .
— Mr woof (@SamFrost1148003) July 25, 2026
All media. And academia:
— Gus Naylor (@GetAngus) July 24, 2026
As soon as everyone stops caring about being labelled as something by the left, it's game over for them. It's all they have, and once that holds no power, then they are all out of ammunition.
— Swan Hefner (@SwanHefner) July 24, 2026
How on Earth is describing a country as “Anglo-Saxon” in any way white supremacist? These people are painfully stupid.
— ProMasculinity (@Pro_Masculinity) July 25, 2026
In the past these words racist, white supremacy used to keep people from stating the obvious. They were able to to handle the few people that would tell the truth. But they took it too far and those people are growing and it can’t be stopped now.
— FadedJade (@FadedJade888) July 25, 2026
Lowe's right. "White supremacist" has been so overused and misapplied that it has no power anymore. Besides, white supremacy has been replaced by Christian nationalism as the Left's bogeyman.
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