Bev Turner

When they tried to introduce digital ID in January of this year, 3 million people in the UK signed a petition to say we don't want to do it.

So what they're basically doing is they're going via the back door.

Critically, this week is a huge week in British politics.

On Thursday, we have a by-election, which may see the succession of a guy called Andy Burnham, who's currently London mayor.

If he gets that seat in an area of Greater Manchester, he will challenge the prime minister to become mayor.

The leader of our country in number 10, unelected, but he will challenge him within his own Labour parliamentary party.

We might have a new prime minister in a few weeks' time.

And this action with social media will be Keir Starmer's parting shot.

doing exactly what his globalist pals want him to do.

In collaboration, the framework of this was all written up with the WEF and the United Nations and the World Health Organization.

They've given him his job.

It looks like Starmer's going to do it, probably, as he gets kicked out the back door.

Nobody's talking about it, John.

Nobody's talking about it.

That's gone away.

We don't discuss illegal migration, irregular migration, as we now call it.

Of course, the sentiment amongst the people on the streets is still there, but the dissent has been quelled.

We've got this massive political event in the UK on Thursday.

It's worth watching very closely because whatever happens in the UK, I've always thought you've got to watch here politically in terms of the migration, in terms of the debates, in terms of clamping down on free speech.

It could soon be coming to America.