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Entire UK population told to 'go on strike for a week' as General Election demand made
Staunchly anti-immigration activist Richard Donaldson has called on all Britons to strike from work, education and even shopping to send a message to Keir Starmer's Government
The UK has been urged to "go on strike for a week" as part of a protest against Keir Starmer's Government. Staunchly anti-immigration group The Great British National Strike is calling all Britons to "stay at home" for a full week from February 2 to 9.
The call to rebel is not limited to workers either with the organisers also asking the masses to stop "education" and "shopping". The mass protest is being organised by right wing activist Richard Donaldson, who believes "native Brits must always come first".
The movement organiser, who suggests followers donate £1,000 every week on his website, posted a graphic of the protest details along with a long passage of text explaining why "fixing immigration" is not "anywhere near as complicated as politicians pretend".
Mr Donaldson suggests Britain should leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and "depart all" illegal migrants, foreign nationals who commit violent or sexual crimes including dependants and migrants who have been out of work for a fixed period.
He also wants to deport all migrants "who arrive without a job" and all foreign nationals "on terrorism watchlists". He added: "Then pause all immigration applications temporarily while we assess the damage and restore control.
"Those who came here legally, worked, contributed, and respected our laws, values, and way of life are welcome. But let’s be clear: they chose to come here — we don’t owe anyone anything.
"Native Brits must always come first. That means priority access to healthcare, schools, housing, and public services."
Mr Donaldson's ambitious call for "mass civil non-compliance" is unlikely to recruit all Britons as the Facebook post shared on Sunday only has 2,000 likes (at time of publishing).
Earlier this week, Keir Starmer was told to "consider your position" by a Labour MP as a deepening mutiny threatened his job. The Prime Minister has been heavily criticised by his own party after Andy Burnham was blocked from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
A total of 80 Labour MPs – enough to trigger a leadership challenge – are understood to have signed a private letter slamming Starmer for blocking Burnham's pathway back to the House of Commons. The Mayor of Greater Manchester is seen as a leadership contender and many believed he would challenge Sir Keir's leadership upon his to parliament.
Daily Star Sunday
Staunchly anti-immigration activist Richard Donaldson has called on all Britons to strike from work, education and even shopping to send a message to Keir Starmer's Government
The UK has been urged to "go on strike for a week" as part of a protest against Keir Starmer's Government. Staunchly anti-immigration group The Great British National Strike is calling all Britons to "stay at home" for a full week from February 2 to 9.
The call to rebel is not limited to workers either with the organisers also asking the masses to stop "education" and "shopping". The mass protest is being organised by right wing activist Richard Donaldson, who believes "native Brits must always come first".
The movement organiser, who suggests followers donate £1,000 every week on his website, posted a graphic of the protest details along with a long passage of text explaining why "fixing immigration" is not "anywhere near as complicated as politicians pretend".
Mr Donaldson suggests Britain should leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and "depart all" illegal migrants, foreign nationals who commit violent or sexual crimes including dependants and migrants who have been out of work for a fixed period.
He also wants to deport all migrants "who arrive without a job" and all foreign nationals "on terrorism watchlists". He added: "Then pause all immigration applications temporarily while we assess the damage and restore control.
"Those who came here legally, worked, contributed, and respected our laws, values, and way of life are welcome. But let’s be clear: they chose to come here — we don’t owe anyone anything.
"Native Brits must always come first. That means priority access to healthcare, schools, housing, and public services."
Mr Donaldson's ambitious call for "mass civil non-compliance" is unlikely to recruit all Britons as the Facebook post shared on Sunday only has 2,000 likes (at time of publishing).
Earlier this week, Keir Starmer was told to "consider your position" by a Labour MP as a deepening mutiny threatened his job. The Prime Minister has been heavily criticised by his own party after Andy Burnham was blocked from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election.
A total of 80 Labour MPs – enough to trigger a leadership challenge – are understood to have signed a private letter slamming Starmer for blocking Burnham's pathway back to the House of Commons. The Mayor of Greater Manchester is seen as a leadership contender and many believed he would challenge Sir Keir's leadership upon his to parliament.
Daily Star Sunday