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The Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion Cannot Save Multiculturalism

by Laurie Wastell
6 July 2025 7:00 AM

In 2022, when Nigel Farage tweeted with alarm about figures showing that London, Birmingham and Manchester were now all “minority white cities”, Sajid Javid, then Conservative MP and former Home Secretary, responded: “So what?” Last year, Dame Sara Khan began a government report into social cohesion by saying: “Britain’s most precious asset is our diverse and cohesive democracy.” Fraser Nelson, Times columnist and former editor of the Spectator, has described modern multicultural Britain as an “integration miracle” and insists that “London is a better city than it was a decade ago”. Sunder Katwala is so committed to his think tank’s pro-immigration, pro-multiculturalism ideology that he has described native Britons merely as these islands’ “prior residents”.

What links these four public figures – other than each being cheerleaders-cum-apologists for multiculturalism and demographic change? Each will be on the Government’s new Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion (ICCC) (along with sundry other centrists), convened as a response to the anti-immigration Southport riots last summer. Supposedly, it will address the deep societal fractures and public discontent which that unrest brought into sharp relief. “Communal life in Britain is under threat like never before,” Javid, the co-chair, told the Telegraph, “and intervention is urgently needed.”


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RTSC
21 days ago

I expect they will recommend that the “waycist countryside” should be forcibly “enriched” because it’s obviously all the fault of the native, white, British …. particularly men.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
21 days ago

What a total nightmare poor old England, you had a good run.

R.I.P.

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Jack the dog
Jack the dog
21 days ago
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Total economic, social and cultural collapse, deindustrialisation and bankruptcy.

In a little over quarter of a century.

Blairism is finished but only because there’s nothing more to destroy.

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Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey
21 days ago

Personally I would ship the elites off to Baghdad and rub their noses in diversity,

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Gezza England
Gezza England
21 days ago
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Can we load the ship they go on with some battery cars?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
21 days ago

To do a ‘Captain Obvious’, some cultures are better than others. Better at assimilating into the host nation, respecting and adhering to the laws of the land and the local customs, appreciating our values sometimes differ from their’s but managing to co-exist and demonstrate tolerance anyway, they work and contribute to the economy and involve themselves in the local communities and they subsequently become loyal to their adopted homeland. These are not the people that the Leftards champion. The Leftards have weaponized Islam because they recognize it greatly benefits their agenda, unlike any other religion;

”Because the modern Left isn’t guided by principles – it’s driven by resentment, self-loathing, and a twisted obsession with victimhood politics. They don’t love Islamists because of shared values – they love them because they view them as a battering ram against Western civilisation.

Christians, Jews, and Hindus represent stability, tradition, family, faith, and nationhood – everything the radical Left despises. These religions are rooted in heritage and identity, which the Left sees as oppressive relics of a “colonialist” past. They view practicing Christians and Jews not as people of faith, but as power-holders to be dismantled. And Hindus? They’re a problem because they don’t play the victim – they succeed, integrate, and hold conservative social values.

Islamists, on the other hand, are wrapped in the Left’s favourite cloak: “oppressed minority.” Never mind the misogyny, the homophobia, the anti-Semitism, the intolerance – if it comes from a group that can be framed as a “victim” of Western power, the Left will bend over backwards to defend it.

It’s not love – it’s utility. Islamists hate the West. So does the Left. That makes them temporary allies. And in their deluded minds, once Western civilisation is broken down, they’ll deal with the Islamists later. But history says otherwise.

You can’t make a deal with a religious-political ideology that believes in total submission. The Left is feeding a beast they don’t understand – and it will devour them too. But not before it’s done tearing apart the very civilisation they were too cowardly to defend.”

https://x.com/JChimirie66677/status/1904836741401612570

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Bill Bailey
Bill Bailey
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

“David Betz, a professor of war in the modern world, argues that civil war is likely to dominate the military and strategic affairs of the West in the coming years. He examines the causes, strategies and tactics of internal conflicts in the face of social instability, economic decline and cultural desiccation”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okLu7RgMoV4

When experts start to give out warnings like this it really is worrying!

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Grim Ace
Grim Ace
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I don’t want different people who assimilate because these different people still keep their ‘home’ traditions and behaviours. Hindus don’t become English or British. They just accept the passport, speak English and carry on being Indkan Jindus. Our country will be damaged and turned into Paki-India-Phillipino land.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
21 days ago
Reply to  Grim Ace

I know you’re allergic to reality which contradicts your hateful, ignorant attitude of others, but here goes. Best find an EpiPen, just in case….
Given that my husband was originally a Hindu from India, moved to the UK to do his Masters, worked in Asda to support himself all throughout his studies ( which also improved his English ) then went on to do his PhD, work and pay taxes like every self-respecting British person, then subsequently became a British citizen rather than a ‘highly skilled migrant’ and left Hinduism as a result of embracing Britain and its culture, I’m calling out your bullshit. Mind, it’s exactly the sort of ignorant, hostile claptrap I’ve come to expect from a resident bigot like yourself, so no surprises there. What, did you really think all of us commenting on here were white British, with white British partners? Isn’t reality a bitch?

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RW
RW
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Did it ever occurf to you that your personal experiences might rather be an exception and not the rule? When you go to Oxford Road in Reading (also not necessarily universal) you’ll find Indian supermarkets run by Indians selling Indian products to Indians dressed in Indian ways. There’s nothing British about any of this, one of the most striking examples being selling portraits of Hindu gods with swastikas prominently displayed on them as the traditional symbol of “goodness” they used to be in most cultures of the world.

NB: This is not a value judgement as the Hindus are equally foreign to me as the British will always remain. I’ve learnt that much in the last 15 years.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
21 days ago
Reply to  RW

Within a 2min cycle of my home I’ve got a Bulgarian shop, a Polish supermarket, 2 Indian/Asian shops, a Turkish supermarket and across town are the ‘Oriental’ supermarkets, for all your Chinese, Thai etc ingredients. In larger cities there’s even British shops selling over-priced Typhoo teabags and Branston pickle. What’s your point?🤔
Because all I see are people who’ve moved from foreign countries trying to make a living, contributing to Dutch society and the economy whilst simultaneously owning establishments that are *open to all*. They are not self-segregating or serving only people from their respective homelands exclusively. Or do you want to repackage such honest, hardworking people as *not integrating*? Perhaps ask that very question to the owners next time you’re in an Indian, Chinese or Thai restaurant and see the response you get.

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RW
RW
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

That these people are neither British nor interested in becoming British. They replicate their home country to the greatest degree possible and live the same kind of lives they used to live there, including – similar to Turks in Germany wrt Erdogan – talking about “our prime minister Modi.”

For the matter of They are not self-segregating or serving only people from their respective homelands exclusively, some of them do. There are Caribbean barber shops in Reading which don’t serve white people.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
21 days ago
Reply to  RW

Have you personally asked them what their citizenship status is? How on earth would you profess to know that?
God forbid any Indian people move to the UK and are savvy enough to open a shop which sells goods people can’t conveniently purchase down Tescos. I mean, how very dare they?😵 Far better they’d open another ‘greasy spoon’ or tea shop, because you can’t have too many of them in any one town centre, in order to prove their loyalty to Britain. USP be damned.🤦‍♀️
I think as far as the bigots on here are concerned, all foreigners are damned if they do, damned if they don’t. Perhaps you’d prefer they earn a living ‘under the table’, working for Deliveroo, for example. Then they’d avoid the paying tax part altogether, and you’d still be here whinging.

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RW
RW
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I didn’t accuse anyone of anything, I just pointed out that the original statement

Hindus don’t become English or British. They just accept the passport, speak English and carry on being Indkan Jindus.

is, as far as I can tell from personal observation, true, while the single counterexample you gave seem like an exception to me. Poles are also – as Catholics – socially conservative but they still retain a distinctive identity instead of just bleaching into featureless “white” as they’re supposed to. I’m very happy about the latter, actually, because Polish food is much closer to German food which means I can buy parsley roots there, German-style bacon, pork fat for frying, and much better potatoes than the godawful Maris Piper stuff.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
21 days ago
Reply to  RW

We’ll conveniently ignore the many Indians in other lines of work such as the nurses in the NHS ( many of whom I’ve worked alongside and are always from Kerala, for some reason ), or the ones working in the tech sector, such as over here especially, as there are many. I’ve not ran into any who are failing to integrate ( some are Christians, not just Hindus ) and why on earth should they leave their identities back in their homelands? No reasonable person should expect this. Retaining parts of their culture doesn’t automatically equate to a failure to integrate or demonstrating some deliberate form of ‘separateness’ where they auto-segregate. I think you need to take a realistic perspective. After all, look at how many Brits emigrate to Spain ( often retirees ) just for the climate, fail to learn the language, frequent English pubs and cafés, eat only English food and socialise only with other English expats. So this behaviour certainly works both ways.

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

The difference is that the British in Spain haven’t inserted themselves into every aspect of Spanish government and top posts in Spanish society, or had the brass neck to claim to represent the Spanish People as elected representatives in the Spanish legislature, or as Ethnic English Prime Minister of Spain or Chancellor or Ethnic English Justice Minister of Spain.

The proud Spanish People would never stand for it, and neither should we here in England.

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
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You can get pork fat in any supermarket like Sainsburys.
It’s called “Lard”.

You used to be able to get Beef Dripping there, too, but not anymore, sadly.

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Tell that to the Israelis, and ask them when they are going to have an Ethnic African Catholic Woman from Nigeria replace Netanyahu as representing the Israeli People.

She can claim to be “another Golda Meir”, posing with Israeli Army tanks, pointing an assault rifle at point-blank range at the heart of an Israeli Army Cadet, and say she is “Proud to be part of the Project that is Israel”.

Won’t that go down well?

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  RW

No, the British are NOT as foreign to you as the Hindus.
Here, put your headphones on for four minutes and watch this superb video which now has 25 million views, the very best advert ever made, in my humble opinion:

1914 | Sainsbury’s Ad | Christmas 2014

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Well, well, now we see why you named yourself “Mogwai”.

Does your husband, or yourself, perhaps, remember that his (your?) Ancestral Homeland of India has EXTREMELY STRICT IMMIGRATION POLICIES, that require

“A CERTIFICATE OF INDIAN ORIGIN”, meaning proof of INDIAN ETHNICITY, in order for foreigners to get a work permit in India?

And yet, Indian Subcontinentals come to the West and complain about “discrimination” and “racism”, while bringing their own Racist Caste System beliefs with them.

It is Egregious Hypocrisy, like the Israelis telling the West that we have no right to our own ethnic or religious states, but insist that they DO have that right.

Yes, they do have that right. AND SO DO WE.

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  Grim Ace

You are absolutely right, Grim Ace, and you have a right to your views of your own Ancestral Homeland. As someone once said,

“The British Isles are not just an Empty Space on the Map, to be filled in by people from anywhere on the planet.”

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Mogwai
Mogwai
20 days ago
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Like birds of a feather, the nasty bigots flock together. 😏

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

The dictionary definition of “bigot” is:

“A person who is intolerant of any ideas other than his or her own, especially on religion, politics, or race.”

So what’s wrong with that?

As the Archbishop of Philadelphia once said,

“Tolerance is NOT a Christian virtue.
Evil preaches Tolerance until it becomes Dominant,
then Seeks to Silence the Good.”

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MajorMajor
MajorMajor
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

“They don’t love Islamists because of shared values – they love them because they view them as a battering ram against Western civilisation.”
I agree.
I would add one more thing.
The left admires the way Islam has no inhibitions when it comes to using violence.
This is important to know.
One distinguishing feature of the Bolshevik movement was their unapologetic use of violence. The public executions of the infidel is the same in Islam and communism. At the heart of a true leftist is a desire “oh, if only we could be as brave as Islam. We still have these bourgeois hangups about violence – but those guys, they don’t hesitate chopping heads off”.

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CGW
CGW
21 days ago
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“Some cultures are better than others.” That is the typical attitude in the West: we own the world, we rule the world, we are superior to others.

I suggest past generations have been successful in conquering the world, enjoying its benefits and we are now sitting back and letting others get on with it.

Those ‘others’ are now the USA and they are making a godly mess of it: bombing other civilizations at will (mainly at the behest of Israel), encouraging regime changes to ensure other countries remain subservient to USA, threatening other global powers.

And religions were always violent and were always introduced with violence. Christianity? Forgotten the glorious Crusades? USA is a Christian country. What is the difference between a Jew and a Gentile? The former is superior, the latter is the former’s servant. And so on.

Do I support Islam? No, it is just yet another religion. Do I support mass immigration? Certainly not.

I support letting people live in peace on the other side of the world and letting them get on with their own lives. Nobody is threatening us – why are we (subservient to USA) threatening them?

Our mother of all democracies has opened the gates of the country to all and sundry: we allowed that, we now have to live with the result. Any peaceful solutions are welcome – I do not have one except suggesting the number of politicians that truly represent the people are few and far between.

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AbsolutelyNot
AbsolutelyNot
21 days ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I’ve always liked the analogy between a nation and a big stew that remains tasty as you experiment with ingredients (the people), as long as you add distinctiveness in a controlled way so that everything blends in and it stays a stew and not become a curry. What you definitely want to avoid is adding anything nonedible, because it will immediately turn to sh*t if you add even a small amount of it.

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Grim Ace
Grim Ace
21 days ago

They just don’t get it, do they. We want less immigration and repatriation and remigration. They won’t listen, so a civil war will have to force them to listen.
It’s their fault. The guilty ones need to be out on trial.

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Gezza England
Gezza England
21 days ago
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Hopefully the guilty ones will not survive to go on trial.

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shred
shred
21 days ago

The brother if Savid Javid is a senior policeman. The senior police have selected their ranks using DEI.This leads to belief in 2Tier policing. The lower ranks despise the chiefs and consider them to be politicians. Many are and are Common Purpose trained towards progressive woke anti British culture.

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Heretic
Heretic
20 days ago
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Well done for remembering the Evil Subversive Marxist “Common Purpose” Traitors infiltrating the government, even under David Cameron, as UK Column’s Founder retired Royal Navy Lt. Commander Brian Gerrish exposed.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
21 days ago

That such a commission exists is an obvious admission that there is a problem, so repeating “diversity is our strength” is not at all coherent.

If two parties that are being put together are not getting along, there seem to be two possible remedies – one or both parties have to change their behaviour, or the people responsible for putting them together need to admit that it was a mistake and stop doing so. The standard approach has been to blame the hosts rather than the guests. I wonder when there will be a more widespread recognition that blaming the hosts is not reasonable.

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psychedelia smith
psychedelia smith
21 days ago

“the state cannot just let people get on with their own lives anymore – there need to be active state programmes to preserve civic order.”

Or let’s just call this Stage 2.

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Freddy Boy
Freddy Boy
21 days ago

The Hypocrisy is off the Scale ! Jabbit has proved he’s a wrong un so he’s got the job of demeaning the innocent indigenous until we are broken beyond repair !!

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stewart
stewart
21 days ago

Typical government. Take more action to try to fix the mess their policies made in the first place while blaming the totally blameless population, while also saying there isn’t actually a problem (it’s been a miraculous success), the problem is only in the population’s mind.

This is generally known as gaslighting.

In case anyone had any doubt that the highest echelons of power are very often stacked with sociopaths.

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Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
21 days ago
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Thank you. Those who ask for power should be the last to get it. What to do about this, is the question.

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
21 days ago
Reply to  Marcus Aurelius knew

I think people on both sides of the traditional political spectrum still are convinced that everything would be fine if only the correct set of people were given power. While I think it’s true that not all politicians are the same and equally damaging, I am coming round to thinking they should just have less power. But that is an alien concept to many as the idea that the state should solve all our problems is so ingrained.

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DiscoveredJoys
DiscoveredJoys
21 days ago

As long as Political Correctness means that some criminal cannot be treated as other criminals just because they ‘belong’ to a particular ethnic, religious, or ideological group, then community cohesion cannot be established.

All the Commissions and Reviews, and their recommendations, are merely mis-directions that happen to employ the ‘right kind of people’.

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A. Contrarian
A. Contrarian
21 days ago

This has been going on a long time, I remember back in the early 00’s in one of my first jobs in London, a young colleague had been to Welwyn Garden City for work purposes and came back almost foaming at the mouth in indignation that, “I didn’t see a single black face! Literally everyone was white!.” Of course things were marginally more sane in those days and most people ignored him, but I always wanted to ask him if he would be shocked to visit a small African town, for example, and to find that everyone there was black. But of course I know the answer.

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Ally
Ally
21 days ago

This commission is a sticking plaster for a burst jugular vein. David Betz warns civil war is baked in and we are long past the point of no return.

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BS Whitworth
BS Whitworth
21 days ago

a “concerted national project” for “national belonging”,
 That means jailing more people like Lucy Connolly. It’s only going to get worse.

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Pete Sutton
Pete Sutton
21 days ago

The quartet cited at the start of the article have taken self-delusion to championship levels – if they really believe their gaslighting nonsense. As for the one who describes native Brits as “prior residents”, he seems to anticipate our fate as “former residents”.

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RW
RW
21 days ago

“Prior residents” is almost the exact same term German politicians also use to avoid admitting that ethnic Germans exist. This strongly suggests that politicians from both countries are working from the same script.

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adamcollyer
adamcollyer
20 days ago

” we need a “radically different approach”, they argue, in which addressing “disconnection and division… become[s] central to our politics”

And yet what is actually happening is that disconnection and division, in the form of sectarianism, is becoming central to our politics.

We have imported millions of people from countries where people’s loyalties are defined by extended family, tribe and religion, as opposed to being defined by ideas (“Left” or “Right”) or by rules, processes or meritocracy. These countries are not “democracies” in the sense that we have understood the term. It is unlikely that our democracy can survive given the numbers of people in the country who simply do not come from democratic backgrounds.

Need to recruit someone? Your cousin needs a job, so choose him. Allocating housing? Find a way to help your friends and relatives. It is just your duty to do it. That is the culture we are talking about here

This is why we have seen an explosion in electoral malpractice, and also helps explain why authorities turned a blind eye to the grooming gangs. Nobody wants to mention it, but the local councils in those areas will have had many employees who explicitly saw it as their duty to protect members of their own tribes.

I fear that our country is sliding towards the same place that Bosnia and Lebanon arrived at. If our ruling class don’t change course super rapidly, the result will be the same as in those places. In fact, it may already be too late.

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Simon MacPhisto
Simon MacPhisto
20 days ago

Well said. You only have to watch Enoch on YouTube to see just how right he was from the outset. If only he’d been listened to rather than ostracised.

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