For too long, the establishment and the media have painted every single anti migrant hotel protest as some kind of far-right gathering.
Thugs, extremists, racists - the list goes on. They’ve thrown every label under the sun at ordinary British people who are standing up for their communities.
But that lazy smear collapses when you look at what’s really happening up and down this country. And nothing proves it more than the Pink Ladies.
These women, wives, sisters, mothers and grandmothers have had enough. They’re not extremists, they’re not radicals, they’re ordinary people who want their kids to be safe.
They started appearing in places like Epping, at the Bell Hotel. They’ve been seen at Canary Wharf, at the Britannia Hotel. And now this movement is spreading, quietly at first, but with a force and influence the political class can no longer ignore.
These women are stepping into the space vacated by weak politicians and absent police forces. Why? Because the threat is real.
We have seen sexual attacks in Epping linked to migrants. We have seen it up and down the country. Again and again, the same story plays out: a hotel filled with young men from overseas, many with no ID, no checks, no history we can verify, gets dumped in the middle of a community, right next to schools, shops, and homes. Then comes the crime, the intimidation and the fear.
I know this because I live it. I have two young daughters, and I want them to grow up in safe communities. I also have two nieces at St John’s School in Epping, just 300 metres from the Bell Hotel. Their parents don’t let them walk to school anymore. They don’t let them get on the bus. They drop them off, they pick them up. Why? Because they fear another assault, another attack, another story no one in power wants to talk about.
That’s the reality, and the Pink Ladies are done staying silent about it.
The Left cannot handle the Pink Ladies because they collapse the lazy smear used to silence us - Adam Brooks
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On Wednesday, October 1st, these women will gather in Westminster. Not for a so-called angry protest, not to kick off or cause chaos, but for a rally.
A rally to show how much support they have in their communities. A rally to show that the fight to protect Britain’s women and children is being led by Britain’s women themselves.
I’ll be there and I'll be interviewing them, I’ll be standing alongside them. Because their voices matter and because their voices represent thousands of parents who feel exactly the same way, but are too scared to say it.
The safety of our daughters, our sisters, our mothers must come before the comfort of foreign men dumped here without any say from us.
Enough is enough. This country is not a dumping ground, and our children are not collateral damage. The Pink Ladies prove that this isn’t about politics, it isn’t about race, it isn’t about labels - it’s about safety. And when mothers rise up, when grandmothers say “no more”, then the whole rotten system should start shaking.
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