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The British State Is Finally Having to Listen to Indigenous Brits

Britain's two-tier justice system might not be fixed, says Laurie Wastell, but as public anger mounts, the state is at last starting to listen to the white majority.

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I am conscious that when it comes to the state of multicultural Britain, the news I bring the Daily Sceptic’s learned audience is rarely rosy. Two-tier justice is rampant. Our hate speech codes function like blasphemy laws. The state doesn’t care about hate crime when it’s against whites. A new group of social cohesion commissioners admits we have now become a “tinderbox” – but are far too wedded to their pro-multiculturalist dogmas to even conceive of changing any of the destructive assumptions behind their worldview.

So today I thought I might bring you, if not quite cause for optimism, then evidence of some small modicum of progress – “cut-through”, as they say. 

Yes, things are bleak – the Government’s importation of tens of thousands of Afghans for dubious reasons to be put up at taxpayers’ expense, covered up for years until this week, is the latest shocking example of the contempt officialdom holds the public in.

Nevertheless, there are signs that the public and political outcry over two-tier justice that has taken off in earnest since the Southport unrest last year is having an effect. The idea that our society is “two-tier” is arguably the most repeatable, well-founded criticism and damaging criticism that can be levelled against the British state, and it has firmly taken root in the public mind. This has the powers that be very worried.

To see what’s changed, first it’s worth thinking about the why exactly the UK is two-tier.

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Darren Gee
Darren Gee
1 year ago

Laurie simultaneously refers to both ‘race’ and ‘ethnic minority’ – two wholly different concepts which deserve far more differentiation.

Andy JC
Andy JC
1 year ago

https://tinyurl.com/2cssnehd slowly creeping to the East of England, happening here in Diss and rumblings in at a migrants hotel Norwich, we have a very left leaning council in Norwich who thinks its fab to virtue signal and at the same time make everybody’s life a misery

JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago

“The CPS finally got round to charging the Manchester Airport suspects in December, at which point it tellingly stated: “We acknowledge that in this case, as in any other, the strength of feeling has been high.”

What the FUCK have “feelings” to do with a prosecution?

Elizabeth Hart
Elizabeth Hart
1 year ago

Re: “the Government’s importation of tens of thousands of Afghans for dubious reasons to be put up at taxpayers’ expense, covered up for years until this week, is the latest shocking example of the contempt officialdom holds the public in.”

The UK’s debt is 100% of GDP – you’re in massive debt!!!
How are governments getting away with putting taxpayers into ever more debt?!
When are the taxpayers going to say NO MORE?!
How can politicians and bureaucrats do this? They do not have consent to keep putting the country into debt.
When is this going to be challenged and the perpetrators of this disaster going to be brought to account.
As for the UK being in Afghanistan – why did that happen? At whose behest? Was there any consultation with the people? Any consent from the people?
Isn’t it way past time to look at all the manufactured crises that are being used to steal from the people and oppress them?
Endless wars, and so-called ‘pandemics’…
Bring to account those who are stealing from and demoralising the people…

Heretic
Heretic
1 year ago

Laurie Wastell is right to say “The British state is finally having to listen to Indigenous Brits”.

And that is precisely why Indigenous Brits must REJECT all attempts by yet more Pakistanis, Indians, Africans and other Third World Ethnics to take over as “Patriot Leaders” and “Future Prime Ministers” of the Indigenous Brits.

Indigenous Brits need Indigenous Patriots like Rupert Lowe and Tommy Robinson to truly represent them.

They DO NOT NEED yet more Pakistanis like Ben Habib, or Sikhs, or Nigerians like Olukemi, or Muslim Sri Lankans like Mohammed Zia who have the brass neck to present themselves as representing the Indigenous Brits, willing to say anything to seize power.

Indigenous Brits need to wake up, and be more canny and discerning, instead of foolishly following like lapdogs any Third World Ethnic who says what they want to hear.

JXB
JXB
1 year ago

“The British State Is Finally Having to Listen to Indigenous Brits”
My eye!

The Manchester situation only changed when video was leaked of the “alleged” Muslim (not South Asian) attackers getting stuck in to the police officers. That head stamping scene was part of that sequence and was leaked. But the police authorities weren’t interested in who had leaked that, only the rest of the video of the police being “allegedly” attacked.

Commentators, the authorities always label those who protest more robustly as “thugs” and “Far Right”. How do they know? Can’t people who aren’t thugs or Far Right (whatever that means) get so exasperated they resort to violence?

Reminder: not “taking the law into your own hands” and not doing violence are part of the social contract only when the police are doing their job. They aren’t.

When the police offer violence against protestors peaceful and otherwise only when it is White people, but ignore, kneel down, and protect/excuse protest peaceful and violent when it’s the invader – the contract is null and void.

The citizens who protested in Epping where met by 150 police in riot gear. Why? They also escorted Anti-fascist/Anti-Far Right… Read more »

Andante
Andante
1 year ago

So we have a government social-cohesion commission? Presumably it will, in due course, tell us how we are to cohere with our new lawless, disintegrating society.

transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago
Reply to  Andante

Problem, reaction, solution.

EppingBlogger
EppingBlogger
1 year ago

It is not the place of the police to give a running commentary of their views on social, political and judicial matters. Instead of complementing the people of Epping and hereabouts they should desist from giving antifa violent men a taxi service from our station to The Bell.

davidcraig68
davidcraig68
1 year ago

Civil war is coming. I recommend Christopher Priest’s 1972 dystopian novel ‘Fugue for a Darkening Island’ for a view of the coming civil war.

Heretic
Heretic
1 year ago
Reply to  davidcraig68

It’s all very well for people to warn of a coming civil war, as many do, while blithely ignoring the fact that the only combatants with weapons are HOSTILE ALIEN MEN with military training and organization.

The Indigenous Brits have been deliberately DISARMED and our own military ravaged, so it will be a “civil war” between the Indigenous with kitchen cutlery and gardening tools against a trained Muslim Army with machetes and assault rifles, and a plethora of other handy weapons stashed in the mosques. Haiti Massacres, anyone?

Nevertheless, hang on a minute, I’ll get me walking stick and have a go anyway.

We will not go quietly.

Hound of Heaven
Hound of Heaven
1 year ago
Reply to  Heretic

I hear an American accent saying, “we told you so “.

Heretic
Heretic
1 year ago

Yes, indeed they have said that, many times. American Patriots have kept their guns, and have often lamented the fact that the British did not, and are now helplessly disarmed in the face of the Islamic Horde.

As you know, the US Second Amendment was taken from the 1689 English (not British) Bill of Rights, which gave all Protestants the right to bear arms for self-defence, to protect them after the horrific Armed Catholic massacres of Unarmed Protestants.

Grim Ace
Grim Ace
1 year ago
Reply to  Heretic

Warfare is an evolutionary process. It doesn’t take long to get weapons off your enemy and upscale. And we’re generally cleverer than the incomer retards.
The anger of the Saxon and Celt will drive our response and effectiveness. They’d better leave now, is my advice.

Crosby
Crosby
1 year ago

Yes indeed, that famous British resignation and refusal to take to the streets is snapping and the police are distrusted for their new Stasi role, developed under the Tories and being completed under the Hermerite communist lawfare. Where’s my high vis biking jacket, will that do as a French ‘yellow vest’ ?

Marcus Aurelius knew
Marcus Aurelius knew
1 year ago

I take heart from the fact that hope springs eternal. I just don’t yet see it in this matter. Sorry, Laurie, I think it’s only getting worse right now.

Ally
Ally
1 year ago

The authorities are not listening but pretending to listen. They are incapable of changing course or reflecting on what went wrong and can only double down. Their self delusion is typical of a failing elite. Watch David Betz for what happens next.

transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago
Reply to  Ally

“Pretending to listen” – yes, the “island of strangers” speech which seemed like a panic measure to me. I think nothing much will change until the next election, after which point we may find out what Reform are made of.

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago

Don’t get too optimistic about Reform tof. From what I know I would suggest they are in a poor state.

transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
1 year ago
Reply to  huxleypiggles

Indeed I am not at all optimistic, but it’s them or nothing at least for now.

Crosby
Crosby
1 year ago

Yes, Reform has suddenly gone soggy. They appoint a plutocrat businessman in Tory fashion to a policy position and a rabid pro immigration chairman. They condemn Braverman and accept Jake Bury a remainer and pro net zero Tory. Reform is now drifting into a Cameron mode, and ditching its mass membership demands. And just when we need a full on populist party to eradicate all the destructive networks set up and developed by the heirs to Blair

DiscoveredJoys
DiscoveredJoys
1 year ago

A question: If I were to wear a t-shirt bearing a message “Only One Tier” would I be bothered by the laptop and lanyard class?

RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago

“(Later, after various masked Left-wing activists turned up, there was some violence, which Essex Police condemned.)

The Police ESCORTED the masked Left-wing activists to the original demonstration. They were obviously from the “officially-approved” cohort of lefty activists since they were carrying pre-prepared, professionally produced, banners and signs.

The Government obviously wants conflict.

huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

The police ferried the Lefty nutters about in police vans, also on video.

Claphamanian
Claphamanian
1 year ago

Laurie, beware of the false dawn.

There used to be a saying used by the older generations that is probably banned from the progressive lexicon. ‘Beware Greeks bearing gifts’, they used to say (and not about actual ethnic Hellenes).

The police and officials thank the protesters for being peaceful. The rigorous way the protesters of last summer were speedily and efficiently dealt with by the British state – the state that is incapable of doing much else – has had its effect on the protestors.

The Afghan evacuation is clear proof of the British state’s shamelessness and willingness to deceive the public. And it’s contempt for their intelligence. It is proof that the British state has resources and organisational capacity; enough to mount a huge operation – providing foreigners benefit. Foreigners that the British miliary were helping, not the other way around.

This patronising thanks shows an official view that the electorate are of such facile mind that they be satisfied with words that are formulated to be a simulacrum of agreement with the public’s concerns.

The formula: “causal factors were more complex”…“main reasons for the widespread disorder” were well-founded public concerns… “social deprivation, austerity and the economic downturn”…the… Read more »

RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Claphamanian

This (“Beware …”) is originally timeo danaos et dona ferentes (I fear the Greeks even if they bear gifts) and comes from Virgil’s Aeneid, a mythological account of the founding of the city of Rome by Trojan exiles¸ where it refers to the Trojan Horse.

Jon Garvey
Jon Garvey
1 year ago
Reply to  RW

Ne credite equi, Teucri…

Crosby
Crosby
1 year ago
Reply to  Claphamanian

Causal factors were more complex: not to mention stabbing of little girls at a Taylor Swift party. And our weirdly woke monarch: he lamented discussion of the 7/7 bombing and has been extraordinarily helpful to Islam, just opened a new wing of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies and said its work is crucial….for what? He will be backing the Angela Rayner new Islamophobia shield and not any academic analysis of the faith, eg evidence for the existence of its founder, see Tom Holland, Robert Spencer, Jay Smith.

Just Stop it Now
Just Stop it Now
1 year ago
Reply to  Crosby

Just remember one 6 year old child had 122 stab wounds.

122!……. Keep that in mind

RTSC
RTSC
1 year ago

Thanks to Richard North, you can read what the moron Fraser Nelson thinks about secretly importing tens of thousands of Afghans in The Times. Nelson is on the Community Cohesion Committee.

He has eff-all idea about the real world “the peasants” have to live in thanks to liberal morons like him who have flooded the country with violent 3rd world young men.

Don’t forget his final column for the DT, in which he claimed that all cultures are equal. That obviously includes Afghanistan where women are treated worse than donkeys and rape of young “Dancing Boys” is commonplace.

https://archive.ph/nFXHu

Claphamanian
Claphamanian
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

Fraser Nelson’s view patronises the Afghans as being the loyal servant, ‘our’ foreigners. Like the askaris under white officers in the British Empire. Or like Tonto to the Lone Ranger, or Man Friday to Robinson Crusoe.

Crosby
Crosby
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

So Nelson is on this cover up committee, that fits. He has written that London now is a better place than ten years ago. So he must either be delusional, or lying and getting spin rinsed by his RC priest every now and then, or living in his native Glasgow and not living in London? If he were a Mufti or Imam no doubt London now is much more attuned to Submission, but otherwise it’s the Tower of Babel ruled by our Sultan, a place of increasing fear for the locals.

Ralph Mellish
Ralph Mellish
1 year ago
Reply to  Crosby

‘Getting spin rinsed by is RC priest’! Excellent! May I borrow that expression please..?

Heretic
Heretic
1 year ago
Reply to  Crosby

I agree wholeheartedly with Ralph Mellish about Timothy Bradshaw’s fantastic expression:

“Lying and Getting Spin Rinsed by his RC priest” !!!

Love it. 🙂

D J
D J
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

And as a result the transcript of the Oxford rape gang trial was revealed.
Fraser made a big mistake there by being so condescending.

Grim Ace
Grim Ace
1 year ago
Reply to  RTSC

Traitors.

Westfieldmike
Westfieldmike
1 year ago

I have seen the video. Just after that photo, the police officer smashed his shield into the mans face and injured him.

Grim Ace
Grim Ace
1 year ago
Reply to  Westfieldmike

Stasi gestapo. People will be taking names. After any civil war there are often trials and traitors are punished.

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