There’s a couple of posts over at The Critic that really should make Britons angry. It should make us angry about policies that have been imposed on us which many of us neither needed nor consented to. We should be angry at the unwanted disturbance to our nation’s demography and the dangers that these changes have brought to both the majority indigenous British community and integrated, contributory, settled and peaceful minorities such as the Jews.

We should be angry that police forces penchant for pandering to certain groups has led to them issuing public commentary on what is and what is not ‘jihad’. We should be angry that police’s pandering to the wilder shores of orthodox Islamic extremism over the issue of pro-Hamas hate marches has helped to created the social and ideological scaffolding that led to last year’s Yom Kippur murders in Manchester.

Robert Largam writing in The Critic said of the emergence after the October 7^th Pogrom of the phenomenon of pro-Hamas marches:

“You would think that such a moment would lead to deep existential reflection on how we have brought ourselves to this point. Transparently, things have gone catastrophically wrong in our multi-faith multi-racial society, which we like to boast is the most successful in the world. But such a reflection would require deeply uncomfortable conversations about the wisdom and efficacy of our migration and integration policies over the last 30 years.

Instead, we’ve seen an endless escalation of incitement. Constant victim blaming. Glamorisation of violent Islamist organisations. Brazen antisemitism. Open calls for Jihad.

The wave of protests were met with an alarming passivity from police, as they completely dominated our city centres and many train stations, causing significant public disorder.”

Mr Largam is correct. The most appropriate word to describe how various police forces have dealt with pro-Hamas types whether they are of the far Left or the wilder shores of Islam, would be the word ‘craven’. Police have made minimal attempts to stop the increasing amounts of genuine incitement to violence from these protesting cohorts and they have done a great deal to facilitate these hate marches.

Across the country police have treated these hate marchers with what could only be described as kid gloves and police policies when confronted with demented Lefties and extremist Muslims is to cower and negotiate with the marchers. The same forces that cower in this way before dangerous Leftists and Jihadists also steam in with batons drawn when faced with indigenous Britons who are protesting about Britain’s porous borders. The handling of the hate marchers is a massive clue as to the disappearance of impartiality in policing and the existence of a two tier policing policy and we should be rightfully and righteously angry about such a policy.

Central government is almost as contemptuous about the British people as the police forces have become. Britain has, under both Tory and Labour Governments, imported tens of thousands of Afghans. These Afghans, not all of them are those who served with the British military in Afghanistan nor face retribution from the Taliban, were imported both overtly and covertly and are being spread across the country. These products of one of the planet’s most backward, misogynistic and quite frankly retarded societies, are as Charlie Cole has said in The Critic, being dumped on everywhere from Leeds to London in Scotland and England. They are being dumped with extra cash for the councils that take them with every thought being given by the UK government for the care of these Afghans but little if any thought for the British people they are being dumped on.

Mr Cole said:

“The Ministry for Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) has provided local authorities with £2.2 billion of funding since December 2022 through the Local Authority Housing Fund (LAHF) to help local authorities obtain accommodation for homeless people or to provide accommodation to resettled Afghans. The NAO notes that the MHCLG estimates a quarter of this funding (£550 million) will be used to provide accommodation for resettled Afghans. The government does not publish data on how many resettled Afghans are in LAHF-funded housing.

Once Afghans are resettled, they are provided with integration support by the local authority. This must be bespoke for each resettled individual or family and lasts for 12 months. As each local authority can tailor their own plans accordingly, there is no mandated criteria for what local authorities must offer but broadly is said to include access to work coaches, advice on how to rent, find jobs, access English language classes and access benefits, as resettled Afghans are exempt from the habitual residence test.”

These Afghans are costing the British taxpayer absolute fortune. At a time when the average Briton has to put up with declining availability and quality in their public services the sight of the British government featherbedding these Afghan chancers,which is what many of them appear to be looks to be a policy with terrible optics. It is so awful that is it any wonder that Britons are increasingly angry at what’s been done for the Afghans but not for them.

What’s been done to Britons and to the nation by the political classes a class that has emasculated and biased our police and filled our towns and cities with Afghans with a higher rape propensity than locals, requires anger. It requires measured and cold anger not just for the things that have been done in the past but the things we can see happening in the here and now when we turn our heads from side to side and notice that everything is a mess.

Anger is an energy as I believe some of the Punks used to say, it is but it needs to be properly channelled for the most efficacious effect. As Britons we face a government that does not care if your town, city or village gets some expensively procured Afghan rapists or dole bludgers or who turn a deaf ear to the sort of chants at hate marches that would not have been out of place coming from the mouths of Blackshirts or worse.

Britons have the right to be angry at this and what else has been done to them and how little consideration has our Establishment had for the people it rules over. The situation in Britain is now so bad that I see nothing wrong with Britons peacefully expressing that anger at the polling station, at protests, in print, online and in audio-video formats. The caste that has misruled over us for too long need to be replaced with those whose rule is of a higher quality and more focussed on making Britain better for Britons as the current lot have done a terrible job of that.

Links

The enormous cost of Afghan resettlement

https://thecritic.co.uk/the-true-cost-of-britains-afghan-resettlement-bill/

We should look back in anger at the Yom Kippur murders in Manchester.

https://thecritic.co.uk/looking-back-in-anger/