English Councils Admit Spending Nearly $100,000 to Remove English and British Flags Raised by Public

Local councils across England have admitted to spending nearly $100,000 to remove “unauthorised” flags raised in towns and cities over the summer in an outpouring of patriotism and civil disobedience against the mass migration agenda imposed by the Westminster establishment.

Freedom of Information requests sent to 380 local authorities across Britain have revealed that council governments spent at least £70,000 ($92,000) to combat the grassroots “Operation Raise the Colours” campaign, in which regular Britons hung the Union Jack and St. George’s flags on lamp posts and other street fixtures to express their opposition to mass migration.

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