Roundabouts in Sale painted with St George’s Cross in symbol of Patriotism

Three roundabouts in Sale have been painted with the St George’s Cross in a pure symbol of patriotism.

The problem is these roundabouts need to be white for driver visibility; sadly, the council is either going to try and remove the red crosses or repaint the circles.

This act of patriotism follows what is happening in many areas of England, possibly due to the ‘Fly the Flags’ campaign leading up to one of the biggest public protests the country has ever seen in London on September 13.

The protest is about illegal migration and other issues that are causing concerns in the UK. People are angry about how the Labour Government has gone about serious issues like illegal migration and how they are dealing with the economy.

Many will also be very concerned about all the draconian bills that have gone through and many more to come that will shunt this country to a halt, with fears of a National ID card or ‘Britcard’—this has not helped things.

The real possibility of the PM resigning might happen, which might lead some people to believe that things are going to get better! Sadly, the replacement might well be a downgrade; looking at the frontbench, none of them could run a bath, let alone a country.

People in this country won’t take much more and will take appropriate peaceful actions to stop this Labour rot. Politicians, once in power, forget everything they said before being in power! This has always been the way; under Starmer, it’s on another level.

Keep patriotic; no one can steal your hope or your happiness, your love of GB, and the ‘memories’ of all those soldiers in both world wars and other conflicts who gave us the freedoms we all take for granted today will endure forever.