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Author: Shaun Ferguson

The Gateway Pundit reported that in the tiny village of Piddington in the UK, the government is trying to force the community to accept a flood of migrants against their wishes.

The village of just over 300 residents is made up of 63% are women and children, and yet the government is planning to fundamentally alter their way of life by flooding it with 1,250 male migrants at a military base. The village has no pub, shops, or local amenities for the migrants to use.

A group of women shared a powerful message, pleading with the government to reconsider the move noting “You’ll destroy this place.”

In July, the village held its first independence vote in an attempt to prompt a response from the Labour Government.

An overwhelming majority of residents, 98 percent, voted to leave the United Kingdom.

GB Politics reports that a second vote on Wednesday has returned the same result, with 285 of the 311 voters choosing to leave the UK.

Per GB News:

A staggering 96 per cent backed independence, with just seven local residents voting to remain a member of the UK.

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After casting his vote, 76-year-old Herbert Owen said: “It means everything our grandparents, our parents fought for – today is the Battle of Britain.

“This isn’t just about Piddington, this is about our whole country. This Government is destabilising our country.

“Wherever they put these people, in camps, in HMOs (houses in multiple occupation), or whatever, they’re ruining people’s lives.”

One of the community members shared the following after the vote, “I am pleased to announce that last night following our village meeting, the votes were counted and verified. We had 312 votes counted, which is nearly 92% of the ballot papers issued, and the results are as follows.”
“We had 285 yes votes. We had 26 no votes, and we had 1 ballot paper that was spoiled and will not be included in this count.”

Watch:

While the referendum is symbolic, it has been dubbed the “Battle for Britain” by residents.

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