Opinion

I speak through my eyes, yet I see Britain's decline more clearly than most

GB News 28 Aug

United Kingdom

I speak through my eyes, yet I see Britain's decline more clearly than most — Sources: GB News

If my grandparents were alive today, they would be utterly flabbergasted by what has become of this country. They built Britain on hard work, common sense, and common decency. Yet today, sickening ideologies try to dictate how we act, think, and speak, while our institutions prioritise political correctness over basic duty. My grandparents would have been consumed by fury. As am I. Exhausted by a

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