Tower Hamlets Council should hang its head in shame. The latest insult from Britain’s broken establishment is aimed not at criminals, not at thugs, not at extremists, but at mothers, daughters and grandmothers. That’s right.
The Pink Ladies Movement, made up of ordinary women who dare to stand up for their towns and their children, is now being pushed by Tower Hamlets Council to be recognised as a far-right group.
What an utter disgrace.
Let’s be clear, these women are not the enemy. They’re wives, sisters, daughters, nans, women who’ve seen their once peaceful communities torn apart by illegal immigration and a government that’s completely lost control. They’re not extremists. They’re people who’ve simply had enough.
Look at what’s happening in Epping. A 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a migrant housed at the Bell Hotel. Another woman was attacked, too.
That’s on top of reports of arson, theft, intimidation, and harassment… all stemming from one so-called “asylum” hotel. It’s chaos, and it’s tearing the community apart.
And yet when the people of Epping dare to say “Enough is enough”, they’re branded as hateful. When they stand together, peacefully, to protect their daughters and grandchildren, the establishment points the finger and calls them “far right.”
Let’s not forget Canary Wharf, where the Pink Ladies have also built a strong following…brave women in their pink t-shirts, standing shoulder to shoulder, chanting “Save Our Kids”.
That chant isn’t political. It’s primal, it’s maternal, it’s the sound of mothers demanding safety for their children while politicians play moral gymnastics to avoid the truth.
Tomorrow, a council will decide whether terrified mothers are extremists. Let that sink in - Adam Brooks
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But Tower Hamlets Council can’t handle that, can they? They can’t stomach the sight of strong women refusing to be silenced.
Instead, they smear, they label, and they twist. They call love for your community “hate”. They call concern for your daughter “extremism”. And the worst part?
The panel behind this disgraceful push is reportedly made up mostly of men. Men deciding that a group of women protecting children from predators are dangerous, just let that sink in.
What kind of country have we become when worried mothers are treated like criminals, and actual criminals are housed, fed, and defended at public expense?
Where are the politicians with the guts to stand up and say, “These women are right”?
Where are the journalists with the courage to tell the truth instead of parroting council spin?
On Wednesday at 5pm, those same Pink Ladies will gather outside Tower Hamlets Council offices in protest…and so they should.
Because this is not just about one group in one borough. This is about freedom. It’s about community. It’s about whether decent British women are allowed to speak up without being smeared, silenced, or scared into submission.
The establishment doesn’t know what to do when ordinary people push back. Especially women. Because the Pink Ladies have exposed something powerful, they’ve shown that resistance isn’t about hate, it’s about love.
Love for family, for safety, for truth. And that’s why they terrify the political class. Because when ordinary women rise, the lies start to crumble.
So let me say this clearly…the Pink Ladies are not far right - they’re far from finished. Tower Hamlets Council can write all the reports it wants, but the British public can see exactly what’s going on.
These women are standing up for decency, safety, and common sense, everything our so-called leaders have abandoned.
The demonisation of the Pink Ladies is an attack on every single parent who dares to ask why our government prioritises everyone but us. It’s an attack on truth, on motherhood, on courage.
And the backlash is coming.
Because once you start calling mothers extremists for protecting their kids, you’ve lost all moral authority.
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