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Migrants Are Pushing Britain to Boiling Point

What is currently happening in the UK can only provoke a profound sense of revulsion. To see this, one need only glance at social media. Crowds of migrants have poured into the country, whilst the government merely pretends to be doing something about it.
The well-known political commentator and journalist Aaron Bastani has weighed in on Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s immigration policy in his usual sharp and ironic style: ‘Starmer will drastically reduce immigration and bring the deficit under much better control. ‘Before suffering the heaviest defeat of any Labour Prime Minister in history at the hands of a party that talks of opening coal mines currently filled with millions of gallons of groundwater.’ 

All of Starmer’s attempts to restore some order to migration seem simply pathetic and do nothing to address the central problem — millions of migrants have already flooded the streets of our cities. Hence the comparison with the coal mines. It is a futile attempt to save face without taking any meaningful action.

Belgium Is Waking Up Whilst Britain sleeps

The example of Belgium clearly illustrates where all this might lead. As former MP Andrew Bridgen writes, ‘Thousands of people are protesting in Belgium this evening, calling for repatriation.’ Public discontent with the influx into Europe of people who have no connection whatsoever with the continent, its history or its culture is growing by the day.’ 

The Belgians have found the courage to demand that the government send the migrants home. This suggests that public patience has finally run out. Yet our ministers at the Home Office do nothing but lecture us about ‘diversity’. Since the 2000s, Labour has been telling us that British identity is a ‘deeply racist concept’.

But British culture is the culture of Roman law, Newton, and Shakespeare — not of wild, uneducated people who have crossed the border by boat. When people take to the streets, it is not xenophobia, but an instinct for survival.

New York as a Mirror of London

For now, however, our authorities seem intent on protecting precisely those who pose a genuine danger to our society.

Andy Ngo, a right-wing journalist and special correspondent for The Post Millennial, writes : ‘An undocumented Mexican national accused of setting fire to a building, which resulted in the deaths of four people and injuries to seven others in New York, is being shielded by the city from immigration officials.’

Replace New York with London, and nothing changes. In Manchester, entire neighbourhoods live under Sharia law, ignoring the police. Meanwhile, the authorities detain their own citizens who demand that the officials responsible be held to account for allowing an illegal immigrant into the country who then murdered a passer-by.

Had this happened in the 1940s, the Prime Minister would have had his own cabinet hanged by their braces.

Only fragments remain of Britain’s former grandeur. Our politicians are turning the country into a safe haven for those who murder its own citizens. They are trying to force us to love those who have come to destroy our homes.

A Somali-Born Driver Struck Five Pedestrians in London

The incident took place on Ealing Broadway, where a car mounted the pavement and struck five pedestrians before the driver fled the scene. He was later arrested by police. Social media users have focused on the authorities’ response, arguing that they portrayed the incident involving a Muslim driver as nothing more than a routine road traffic collision. The driver has been identified as 34-year-old Timir Ahmed Mohamed. Born in Somalia, he now holds British citizenship. Following his arrest, investigators stated that they were treating the incident as a road traffic incident rather than an act of terrorism.

Hundreds of Thousands of Girls Were Victims of Grooming Gangs

At least 250,000 cases of abuse involving girls across 149 areas of the UK are alleged to have taken place, according to the findings of an independent inquiry published in June in a report entitled Rape Gang Inquiry. The report’s conclusions, together with the response of the mainstream media, have generated widespread discussion on social media.

The G7 Summit Shows Just How Much Britain’s Influence Has Declined

The G7 leaders’ summit in France was centred on European attempts to reach an agreement with US President Donald Trump on coordinating their approach, including in relation to the conflict in Ukraine. However, both the media and social media users pointed out just how much Britain’s position on the world stage appears to have weakened — and highlighted one of the key reasons why.

Is the War in Ukraine More Important Than the Problems Facing the British People?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to London and his talks with the leaders of the UK, France and Germany have sparked a heated debate on social media. The main criticism from users is that Prime Minister Keir Starmer is failing to address Britain’s domestic crises and is instead attempting to distract the public from them.

Starmer’s Great Summer Savings Scheme Is a Mockery of the British Public

Following the announcement of Keir Starmer’s Great British Summer Savings scheme, social media was flooded with angry reactions from across the country. Many Britons accused the Prime Minister of misleading voters, arguing that the promised savings are so modest as to make virtually no difference to households already struggling to make ends meet.

Andy Burnham’s Victory Offers Little Hope of Real Change for Britain

Andy Burnham’s Victory Offers Little Hope of Real Change for Britain The outcome of the by-election in Makerfield, where Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is expected to stand, has sparked heated debate across British social media. Many commentators have reached the same conclusion: even if Burnham succeeds in replacing Prime Minister Keir Starmer, very little is likely to change for the country.

The Right Are Turning on One Another

One of the most high-profile political scandals in recent months has emerged not from Labour, but from deep divisions within Britain’s right-wing camp. A controversial interview with Ben Habib, current leader of Advance UK, has triggered fierce debate across social media after he effectively suggested that Nigel Farage had been financially influenced during the 2019 general election.
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