Prevent anti-terror programme is targeting white British kids with this βgameβ.
— Alex Armstrong (@Alexarmstrong) January 11, 2026
Iβve played it live on air here for you to see how desperate they are to stop your children questioning whatβs happening in Britain.
It is absolutely shocking.pic.twitter.com/JCEmeUq2X2
βYou look lonely, I can fix that. You should join this political group that seeks to defend English rights that Iβm part ofβ https://t.co/v04ExBuoMZ pic.twitter.com/aAgzCUPCBc
— ΙΚΚΣΦΗ ΣΚΥΌΚΙΚ π§πΉπΉπ© (@kunley_drukpa) January 10, 2026
It was inevitable!
— Michael Reiners (@MCRReiners) January 10, 2026
The speed with which these things go from concept to memetic impact, on X, is now near-instant:
1) Hull Council making the (unwanted) suggestion that anti-migration stances are worthy of suspicion
2) A day later, beloved 2D ally is born / widespread⦠https://t.co/cr2iHfkCIa pic.twitter.com/MB3VdYO3Rb
>Gov makes propaganda against nationalism
— Steve Laws (@Steve_Laws_) January 10, 2026
>Gov propaganda is now nationalist propaganda
They're not cut out for a propaganda war, not in the slightest. https://t.co/oIyxagq2G7
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