WarRoom Battleground EP 1094: Raise The Colours Ryan 'The Lion' Bridge; And Gonzalo Martín Deputy Of Democracia Nacional
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What is the opening message and who introduces the episode?
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies. Cause we're going medieval on these people. You're gonna get a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not gonna stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? MAGA media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. Warum, here's your host, Stephen K. Bass.
Good evening. Welcome to Steve Bannon's War Room with me, your host Ben Harnwell. Um let's bring on straight away Ryan Bridge, founder of Raise the Colours Ryan. Um you really have been setting the news in the UK, right? And there is no finer illustration of this than this morning when I received, as I do every morning from the Times of London, they're Leading articles or for the day. Um and you're there. Yeah, let's go for the um that's it. Let's go for the for the for the graphic guys. That's the one. This story is the top of the the email briefing today. Right there. And reading the blurb, but I saw it caught my eye, raised the colours. What this is an initiative of, and we'll go for the video in a moment.
Here the artist inverted Commerce behind it explaining this herself. But this is they've all the the union the the the the union flags known colloquially as the Union Jack, right? But let's be precise the union flags that you guys have been putting up on the lampposts in the UK. These flags, which have been taken down by the local town councils, they've obviously been put aside. for an event such as this. And now they've been given to this lady Two. prepare her own union jack, I uh flag, um pasted along with all the names of people from the local community in the West Midlands. And this is the idea of being An inclusive flag. Right, this is the pitch. This is a this is her her reunion. I think what did you call it?
The reunion flag project. Ryan, before I come to you, so you can break this down, and I've seen your your commentary on this on social media already, which is superb. Let's hear the lady in her own words. And by the way, before we start this, I just wanna un underline this point. to our largely American audience. I repeat, I repeat, this story was number one, Pride of Place, in the Times of London's Daily Morning Bulletin. This is Ahead of every other story, ahead of President Xi in America, ahead of everything else. This is what they want. Brits looking at first thing in the morning. This is this is the the rehabilitation of the flag from the hands of the nationalists like Ryan Bridge and Raise the Colours, the rehabilitation of the flag in the inclusive context.
And that is more important for the than for the Times of London. This is more important than any other story. Today. Okay. Denver, if you wouldn't mind.
Someone put up a post a while back to ask if anyone can do anything with the flags that had been taken off the lampposts. And I thought rather than throw them away, there's got to be a way that I can repurpose them into something more positive because they've been causing a lot of division. So after a conversation with my friend Sam, we thought about creating a huge Union Jack out of the used dirty flags and calling it reunion jack. To bring more of a togetherness and a piece about unity. And then we've covered it with the names of people from the Midlands who inspire people. We've had dozens and dozens and dozens of people join in the project, so it's much more than just ours. It's been so many people involved, from sticking the flags together to adding names.
It's been incredible and just been a piece that's really brought people together. And it's covered in the name. Of influential people in the Midlands who mean a lot to people and who make the Midlands this magical melting pot that we have. Union Jack, it's got the word union in it, so we wanted to make it something that's really about that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening message and who introduces the episode?
0:02–5:27
2
Who is Ryan ‘The Lion’ Bridge and what is the Raise the Colours flag initiative?
5:27–12:17
3
How does the ‘Reunion Jack’ project repurpose discarded Union Jack flags?
12:17–18:48
4
What legal challenges is Ryan Bridge facing over the flag displays?
18:48–24:49
5
Who is Gonzalo Martín and what claims does he make about the Ceuta‑Melilla crisis?
24:49–31:14
6
How does the Spanish government’s response to the Ceuta situation fuel protests?
31:14–36:22
7
What broader political implications are discussed regarding Spain’s handling of the crisis?
36:22–44:16
8
How does the episode wrap up and where can listeners follow the guests?
44:16–52:27
Speakers
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