[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Captain Haddock 🐟 [@BenjaminDeRebel](/creator/twitter/BenjaminDeRebel) on x 12.9K followers Created: 2025-07-18 15:45:23 UTC The Battle of Bell By Benjamin de Rebel On a hot night in July local men, women and children gathered to protest about the sexual assault of a young schoolgirl by an Ethiopian migrant from the Bell Hotel. But this wasn’t in a deprived area of Northern England which saw similar protests in the wake of the Southport Massacre, this was in the heart of boujee Essex, with trendy Chigwell next door and posh Loughton just down the road and it was the site of absolute scenes as tensions boiled over. A young schoolgirl was eating pizza in town when approached by the 41-year-old man who had arrived in the UK two weeks earlier. He propositioned the young girl and then forcibly tried to sexually engage her, she managed to escape, and the man was later arrested, whereupon he was charged with another two similar offences related to other women in the town. This is the story across the UK, strange men are being garrisoned in cities and towns across the country and a noticeable percentage of them are going on to commit sexual assaults, violent offences or simply working illegally. And this is in the aftermath of the largest sex crime cover up in British history with the recent grooming gang scandal which has obviously shifted the public opinion that they can no longer trust the State. Of course, in no other period of history would people allow groups of men to roam around the country abusing the local women, this would be seen as an occupation or declaration of war. The Liberal argument that it was only one individual, and we cannot therefore judge the entire group is highly unrealistic as if a trend emerges within a group other groups will take notice and act accordingly. One of the women speaking at the rally said the fact that she can no longer allow her daughters to walk to school alone in a previously safe area like Epping is outrageous, and judging by the turnout it seems many would agree. So, what did the police do in this situation? They marched a bunch of counter protests into the midst of the scene, including several glowies who immediately caused the whole protest to explode leading to the police to be chased off the scene. Obviously, this justified the police to returning like an invading army with riot shields and smashing locals in the face, inflaming the perception that the State is now hostile force, focused on crushing it citizens problems rather than solving them. And so, the Battle of Bell reflects the bubbling discontent as the crisis of State legitimacy breaks the surface; a disconnected and arrogant elite, ignoring the concerns of their people and instead callously stamping down on them, further fuelling the very discontent they are seeking to supress. As always thank you for reading my friends, please share and follow if this resonates with you. Benjamin X  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [trendy](/topic/trendy) [women](/topic/women) [Post Link](https://x.com/BenjaminDeRebel/status/1946234856641593545)
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Created: 2025-07-18 15:45:23 UTC
The Battle of Bell By Benjamin de Rebel
On a hot night in July local men, women and children gathered to protest about the sexual assault of a young schoolgirl by an Ethiopian migrant from the Bell Hotel.
But this wasn’t in a deprived area of Northern England which saw similar protests in the wake of the Southport Massacre, this was in the heart of boujee Essex, with trendy Chigwell next door and posh Loughton just down the road and it was the site of absolute scenes as tensions boiled over.
A young schoolgirl was eating pizza in town when approached by the 41-year-old man who had arrived in the UK two weeks earlier. He propositioned the young girl and then forcibly tried to sexually engage her, she managed to escape, and the man was later arrested, whereupon he was charged with another two similar offences related to other women in the town.
This is the story across the UK, strange men are being garrisoned in cities and towns across the country and a noticeable percentage of them are going on to commit sexual assaults, violent offences or simply working illegally.
And this is in the aftermath of the largest sex crime cover up in British history with the recent grooming gang scandal which has obviously shifted the public opinion that they can no longer trust the State.
Of course, in no other period of history would people allow groups of men to roam around the country abusing the local women, this would be seen as an occupation or declaration of war.
The Liberal argument that it was only one individual, and we cannot therefore judge the entire group is highly unrealistic as if a trend emerges within a group other groups will take notice and act accordingly.
One of the women speaking at the rally said the fact that she can no longer allow her daughters to walk to school alone in a previously safe area like Epping is outrageous, and judging by the turnout it seems many would agree.
So, what did the police do in this situation?
They marched a bunch of counter protests into the midst of the scene, including several glowies who immediately caused the whole protest to explode leading to the police to be chased off the scene.
Obviously, this justified the police to returning like an invading army with riot shields and smashing locals in the face, inflaming the perception that the State is now hostile force, focused on crushing it citizens problems rather than solving them.
And so, the Battle of Bell reflects the bubbling discontent as the crisis of State legitimacy breaks the surface; a disconnected and arrogant elite, ignoring the concerns of their people and instead callously stamping down on them, further fuelling the very discontent they are seeking to supress.
As always thank you for reading my friends, please share and follow if this resonates with you.
Benjamin X
XXXXXX engagements
