
Kieran Simkin · Electronic press kit
So you're a racist now, father?
Released 31 July 2026
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So you're a racist now, father?
So you're a racist now, father? So you're a racist now, father?
So you're a racist now, father? So you're a racist now, father?
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
That’s the line when I speak my mind.
Racist, gammon, flag-shagger, far-right,
Anything to keep me in line.
Call me gullible, Russian-fed,
Incel, Brexit bimbo instead.
But I’m just asking where the limit’s set—
Wanting limits isn’t hatred.
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
No, I’m tired of being shamed.
You can throw your labels like stones at me,
But a border isn’t hate.
“As they march, designed to confront and intimidate
this diversity and this diverse country…”
“That politics is with us now…”
“And you’ll see it again on Saturday…”
Let me now turn to the actions of a tiny mindless minority in our society. A gang of thugs got on trains and buses, went to a community that is not their own, and then proceeded to throw bricks at police officers, police officers.
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
That’s the line when I speak my mind.
Racist, gammon, flag-shagger, far-right,
Anything to keep me in line.
As they march, designed to confront and intimidate this diversity and this diverse country. But it's here. That politics is with us now. And you'll see it again on Saturday, as they march, designed to confront and intimidate this diversity and this diverse country.
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
That’s the line when I speak my mind.
Racist, gammon, flag-shagger, far-right,
Anything to keep me in line.
That is why this Labour government will block far-right agitators from traveling to Britain for that event. So you're a racist now, father?
Tomorrow's march in London is a reminder of what we're up against in the battle of our values. The organizers, including convicted thugs and racists, are peddling hatred and division, plain and simple. Including how accusations of racism informed police thinking.
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
That’s the line when I speak my mind.
Racist, gammon, flag-shagger, far-right,
Anything to keep me in line.
Call me gullible, Russian-fed,
Incel, Brexit bimbo instead.
But I’m just asking where the limit’s set—
Wanting limits isn’t hatred.
“So you’re a racist now, father?”
No, I’m tired of being shamed.
You can throw your labels like stones at me,
But a border isn’t hate.
They want more grievance politics, more division, more pointing at the differences between people in this country. That is not the decency and respect that politics is missing. This is nothing less than a battle for the soul of our nation. I call again for immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the return of the hostage, for hostages (mmm sausages). Diversity is our strength.