The riots are a convenient excuse for Starmer-Labour to crack down on free speech.

Yes. Free speech. The Left has decided that vandalism of war memorials or other people's property is an expression of free speech. So too, then, is rioting and demonstrating free speech.

BLM, which did enormous damage to property, and people, was also ‘peaceful’ free speech. But when the working class demonstrates its frustration with multiculturalism and mass immigration affecting their lives, the ‘white, male, far-right rhetoric comes out.

This problem with white people coming from Starmer - a more pasty-faced Pom you will never see - is ridiculous.

https://youtu.be/OtGrM596W4I?si=4pKqorRcX8Wv38zH

"Why then are a small minority still resistant to diversity?"

A recent YouGov poll has found that 34% of the English support the protests. Now when you consider that 20% of all English residents are non-indigenous, that means that roughly half (yes HALF) of the indigenous English support the protest and its aims.

Small minority? Not even close.... but its not a lie if you believe it.

The fact is that this has been brewing for years, decades, as the British establishment tried to keep a lid on it.

("The British Establishment Refused to Talk About Migration. Now We’re Paying the Price."... http://www.thefp.com/p/british-establishment-migration )

“O foolish people, and without understanding; which have eyes, and see not; which have ears, and hear not.”

They sought to keep the growing opposition to unfettered immigration under wraps through two major tools. First the establishment promised at each election that they saw the problem and would fix it. But once in power they not only didn't move to fix it but instead exacerbated it. While the people thought they could solve it via the ballot box they remained quiet. They now longer believe it and are therefore no longer quiet.

Secondly, of course, they sought to suppress the growing rage via censorship. So while they happily called the protestors far-right and fascist, the establishment and those who opposed the protests used the tools of totalitarianism such as mass censorship, the courts and the police to suppress opposition. Pot meet kettle.

Dear Paul,

I may be naive but I don't think that Australia will
see those sort of riots here, as we're seeing in the UK.

Yes, we share a rich common heritage, but in this country
we're a fairer society. Here you get ahead by merit not
birth right. We don't have class distinctions or a caste
system - those characteristics of the old world.

We have our great local creed of mateship. Which means
relating to and helping others - and not according to
class distinctions or caste.

Of course there are a minority of people who often
remember the past and don't know when its over.
That Australians today are not the same as being British.
We don't see ourselves as British. And even the Britons
don't see us as anything but Australians. Australians all
over the world are not seen as anything other than Australian.

We have rules and regulations and programs in place that
will help with the vetting of newcomers and their settlement.

We also have our law enforcement agencies that have been
warned to react with full force at any signs of disorder.
We're a safe country. And it's in good hands. Something for
which we can all be grateful.

Yet again we find people like Paul and Foxy coming down on the side opposed to the working class. Paul calls the protestors far-right and fascist. Now, we know that for Paul, anyone to the right of Castro is far-right, but why call the working class fascist?

Well that's what the establishment media calls them, and Paul always follows the dictates of the establishment media. Just as with the working class revolt in the US, Paul sides with the middle and upper classes to continue the suppression of the workers.

Foxy OTOH thinks that's its all about liking curries. The world would be a much better place, thinks Foxy, if everyone just agreed with Foxy. Diversity is paramount. That a few thousand young white girls were raped and sex-trafficked is really not all that bad when you consider all the diversity it brings. Everyone has to make sacrifices, don't cha know?

When you look at the map of where the protests took place, you see working class city after working class city. This is of course where the migrants are placed. You don't find migrants in Oxford, or the Cotswolds where the 'good' people live. No, just among those ignorant workers who then get pilloried for objecting.

I've always thought Australia's migrant policies would look very different if we placed our refugee centres in Vaucluse or Toorak or Canberra. But instead they are placed in western Sydney and the like and then the people there are lambasted for their racism when they complain.

Throughout Europe there is a rising mass opposed to the Muslim invasion and the authorities are struggling to suppress it. They might yet succeed, especially when there are millions of compliant dupes like Foxy and Paul there to cheer the suppression on. But history suggests that mass movements, even if delayed are rarely defeated.

Over the weekend I went down to Sydney to watch the Swans stick it to Collingwood. Its been a while since I went to the 'big smoke'.

After the event and while waiting with the crowds to get public transport. there were constant announcements reminding people of the heightened terrorist risks, asking everyone to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the authorities.( I saw a couple of blokes dressed as shielas but was told that wasn't the kind of suspicious activity they were talking about. ). The announcements were made every minute or so. I found it rather revealing.

In Austria members of the religion of peace were planning on murdering as many young kids as they could during a concert for a passing celebrity aka Taylor Swift. The authorities stopped them....this time.

Behold, diversity is our strength.

But at least you can get a good curry .