Bob of Speakers' Corner

Maybe 50,000 people turned up.

20 Christian institutions, organizations went on that march.

And it's like, those organizations are accusing people like Tommy of hijacking Christian symbolism to further his ends.

But they are...

using Christian symbolism and allowing it to be hijacked by the likes of the Green Party, which is riddled through with anti-Semitism,

right, to its core, and supports unchristian beliefs like, you know, abortion and open borders, which is an alt-left extremist viewpoint, but abortion up to birth, euthanasia, the legalization of drugs, and they're prostituting Christianity.

So Christians don't feel abandoned or

Because Christians don't have a collective, cohesive political identity.

Because the problem in the Christian churches is that without a cohesive Christian political agenda, there's that danger that we drift off either to the left or to the right.

And neither of those extremes are Christian.

So on the left, the drift is into progressivism.

And you see that in the Methodist Church, the Church of England, which is the Great Hall of England, you know, the Baptist Church and all of that.

They go into progressive politics.

But then on the right, you look at the Orthodox churches and the Latin right Catholic churches.

There's a drop there into the extreme right.

And both of those drifts are wrong.

And the answer to both is to rediscover a Christian political narrative like Christian nationalism.

Now, on the political right, and I'm landing, is you've got now all of these different political parties recognising the importance of the Christian heritage.

Restore Britain is doing it.

Advance UK is doing it.