Shame on the Centrist Commentators Who Piled on ‘Sophie of Dundee’
Last month, shocking footage emerged of a 12 year-old girl in Dundee, Scotland, brandishing a knife and axe while being filmed and confronted by a foreign man. “You’re f****** battering kids mate,” says the girl, who we now know is called Lola Moir. “Don’t touch my little sister, she’s 12,” says a taller girl, her sister Ruby. The cameraman advances on the girls, demanding repeatedly in a thick accent that the younger of the two “show the knife”. Eventually she produces a knife and an axe.
⚠️This is absolutely HORRIFIC ⚠️
“DON’T F**KING TOUCH US”
Little girls scream at a migrant recording them before brandishing an AXE and a KNIFE to warn him off
What is happening to our country? pic.twitter.com/b7WyTtBkdM
— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) August 24, 2025
The incident, naturally enough, went viral, symbolising for many the lengths white British girls have to go to in order to protect themselves from seemingly predatory migrant men. Indeed, in what many saw as a classic example of the UK’s ongoing anarcho-tyranny, it was the girl, Lola, not the man, who was first arrested, for carrying the weapons. Dubbed ‘Sophie of Dundee’, she was soon being hailed as a Braveheart character by figures including Tommy Robinson and Elon Musk.
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