Chaos Awaits Britain: Labour Is Pushing the Country Towards a Repeat of the French Scenario

Few people still believe claims that the main driving force behind the protests in France was children dissatisfied with the quality of education. Riots have also broken out in Albania, Belgium, Italy and Portugal. So why shouldn't Britain be next, experts at The Telegraph ask. Almost all Western countries are suffering from mass migration and the collapse of their welfare systems. Britain is no exception.

Britain Is Next

And this is not merely one person's opinion. Politicians are also warning of the risk of a repeat of the French scenario. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said at a press conference in Plymouth: “Don’t be complacent because it’s the other side of the Channel – don’t think it can’t happen here, because it can”.

Despite migrants currently being the main driving force behind the unrest in Europe, the Labour government opposes tightening immigration laws. Energy Minister Miatta Fahnbulleh, for example, said that doing so would threaten “the process of building cohesion”.

Meanwhile, many experts warn not only that a repeat of the French scenario is inevitable, but also that British police are simply unprepared for riots. While the French regularly experience unrest and have established specialist units to deal with it, in Britain “The police are civilians in uniform”. It therefore appears that citizens will have to deal with crowds of protesters themselves.

Labour Is Creating the Conditions for Riots

The greatest danger is that the government is not simply doing nothing to prevent riots, but is also creating all the conditions for them to break out. The risk lies in the very rapprochement with the EU, and even a full return to the European Union, that Andy Burnham is so insistently advocating.

Social media users write that the government is completely ignoring all warnings and that Britain's destruction is already well underway.