While too many of our folk are left to face the cold streets of Liverpool alone, struggling with homelessness, poverty and a society that too often turns its back on them, we refuse to look away.
Our folk are not forgotten, and their suffering will never become something we simply accept as part of everyday life. Through our activism, our willingness to stand alongside those in need, we are seeing more and more young people across the country attracted to what we stand for. They want to be part of something that makes a difference – something different and revolutionary. This is about more than just window dressing; it is about our people, our community and restoring hope that there is a better future if we are prepared to fight for it.
Merseyside Homeless Outreach
With the weather getting colder, an activist from BM Merseyside headed into Liverpool City Centre to hand out much-needed supplies such as food parcels, hats and gloves to the homeless of the city, who were so grateful for the supplies. After the outreach, the activist headed to a nearby pub for a well-deserved lunch.
Merseyside Awake!
A message of hope from a young patriot
BM Sunwheel office recently received this email from a young patriot in Liverpool.
“I am emailing you tonight after coming across your recent posts while scrolling through X. I have had enough of sitting idle while my country burns. I am from Liverpool and live in a poorer area of the city. I witness the down side of mass immigration everyday and the negatives of today’s society on our own people.
I want to start to try and change this unfortunate reality. I want to converse with like minded people and start acting not watching. I’m only 18, but I have had enough of our country being sold out to corrupt elites, foreigners, and foreign wars. I don’t want our beautiful land to end up like France, but I’m worried we’re too late. However, it’s not over as long as we live!
Thank you for giving us a chance.”
Credits:
Main Image: Ai.
Lower Images: Liverpool BM.
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