- “Sex crimes by foreign nationals surge” – Sexual convictions by foreign nationals have soared by a staggering 62% in four years, reports the Express.
- “Surge in migrant crime between 2021 and 2024” – On its Substack, the Centre for Migration Control dives into the latest foreign national crime data.
- “Farage, flags and the forgotten English” – From the Cross of St George to the Union Jack, Britain’s flag debates reveal the gulf between public opinion and elite disdain for patriotism, writes Stephen Daisley in the Spectator.
- “Is this the beginning of the English revolution?” – Recent demonstrations under the St George’s Cross reveal a country questioning who it is and who it wants to be, says Robert Tombs in the Telegraph.
- “Posh girls for illegal immigration” – Zoe Gardner is the latest professional activist to sneer at working-class concerns about the migrant hotels, writes Lisa McKenzie in Spiked.
- “Palestine flags symbolise the balkanisation of Britain” – Parliament must now decree what colours can fly above our streets and from our town halls, says Paul Goodman in the Telegraph.
- “Young Brits ‘squeezed out of jobs by migrants’ as one million left idle” – Nearly one million young Brits have been left idle while the number of non-EU workers has soared by 315%, reports the Mail.
- “How to solve the migrant crisis? Bury the rule of lawyers” – Leaders must regain public trust by taking decisive action and accepting that the international rules-based order no longer works, says Lord Glasman in the Sunday Times.
- “How the soft-touch EU turned harder on migration than Brexit Britain” – Where once European leaders derided plans such as the proposed Rwanda scheme, the bloc now appears to be pivoting to a similar approach, writes James Rothwell in the Telegraph.
- “UK ‘faces social unrest’ if Labour pushes ahead with Islamophobia definition” – Anti-extremism campaigner Fiyaz Mughal has warned Britain risks unrest and a two-tier society if ministers press ahead with defining Islamophobia, reports the Times.
- “Hospitality suffers half of all job losses since Reeves’s tax raid” – More than half of job losses since Rachel Reeves’s tax raid on firms have been in pubs, cafes, restaurants and other hospitality businesses, reports the Mail.
- “Public foots Rayner’s tax bill on grace-and-favour home” – The council tax due on Angela Rayner’s grace-and-favour home in central London is being paid by the public, reveals the Telegraph.
- “Dropping compulsory resits in English and Maths GCSE will hurt poor children” – The aim of an education minister should be to make every school as good as Michaela Community School, writes Nick Gibb in the Telegraph.
- “Lords who do not turn up face the sack” – Peers who fail to turn up and participate in the House of Lords will be forced to resign under an overhaul being planned by Labour, according to the Telegraph.
- “Britain’s biggest wind farm operator in crisis after Trump axes key deal” – Danish energy giant Ørsted – which generates 7% of Britain’s power – has seen its shares plunge to a record low after the Trump administration blocked work on the £2.9 billion Revolution wind farm off New England, says the Telegraph.
- “Norway’s run of new oil and gas discoveries continues” – Two new commercial oil and gas fields have ben discovered by Norway, reports Upstream. If only Ed Miliband hadn’t called a halt on oil and gas exploration in the North Sea.
- “Can PR rehabilitate Big Tech’s dirty AI carbon splurge?” – Does anyone still believe Big Tech claims they care about the environment? asks Eric Worrall in WUWT?
- “No, WCAX 3, owning a dog is not a ‘wrong climate choice’” – In Climate Realism, Linnea Lueken debunks claims that owning a dog harms the climate, arguing that their environmental impact is tiny while their mental health benefits are huge.
- “A nation of great import” – Despite soaring renewable capacity, the UK remains reliant on gas, imports and costly electricity, says Mark Hodgson in Climate Scepticism.
- “Wrong, NY Times, climate change isn’t causing a surge in mosquito-borne diseases” – In Climate Realism, Anthony Watts calls out the New York Times for blaming climate change for mosquito-borne diseases, showing it’s really urbanisation, global trade and human activity doing the heavy lifting.
- “Mass delusions: why wind and solar won’t save civilisation” – If civilisation is to endure for the whole human race, our long-term future must rely on nuclear energy, not wind and solar myths, says Wallace Manheimer in Climate Realism.
- “New Scientist: ‘We could get most metals for clean energy without opening new mines’” – In WUWT?, Eric Worrall argues that the US could supply most of its clean-energy metals from mine waste, but technological, economic and strategic hurdles make it tricky.
- “Girl, 17, stabbed to death while calling cops to report being followed” – A wave of national fury has swept Holland following the arrest of an asylum seeker for the killing of a 17 year-old who was stabbed to death while she was calling the police to report being followed on her bike ride home, reports the Mail.
- “This is what depopulation looks like: my home town stands as a warning to the West” – Europe’s looming demographic crisis and the anxieties that come with it risk turbocharging uncontrollable populist forces, warns Katja Hoyer in the Telegraph.
- “Children in care ‘still being failed’ on gender ID” – According to a report backed by a former Labour education secretary and an ex-Ofsted chief, councils are still failing to protect children in care from gender ideology, reports the Times.
- “Duncan Bannatyne to remove non-binary option from app for his gyms” – Ex-Dragon’s Den star Duncan Bannatyne has vowed to remove a non-binary option for users of his gyms and spas after criticism from women’s rights activists, says the Mail.
- “MoD worker sues for harassment over not being given leaving card” – A Ministry of Defence worker at NATO HQ has sued for harassment after he was not given a “good luck” card when he left his job, reports GB News.
- “Bullied at work? Grow up” – The frivolous accusations against Naga Munchetty speak to our infantile, oversensitive age, says Julie Burchill in Spiked.
- “You are a barbaric and disgusting individual” – On X, Owen Jones (aka impersonator Tony Lapidus) explains why you, personally, are destroying the planet.
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May I add this article to the Round-Up, showing that the Aussies are actually having their own protest marches against Mass Immigration next Sunday, 31st August, all over their country, called “March for Australia”. The mainstream media in the West will probably give it short shrift.
Anti-migration protesters release alarming manifesto ahead of rallies in cities across Australia | Daily Mail Online
“The demonstrations come in response to a recent 90,000-strong pro-Palestine rally, which shut down the Sydney Harbour Bridge and paralysed the CBD [Central Business District].”
One surprising slogan from the article is:
“More Indians in 5 years, than Greeks & Italians in 100”.
“Farage, flags and the forgotten English”
“Is this the beginning of the English revolution?”
Both the Spectator and the Telegraph articles REFUSE to call the England Flag “The England Flag”, or the “National Flag of England”, but insist on referring to it as the flag of some Cappadocian bloke who slew a non-existent dragon, nothing whatsoever to do with England or the English People.
It is THE ENGLAND FLAG,
chosen to represent ENGLAND & THE ENGLISH PEOPLE,
and should be referred to as such.
Great public comment on Dan Wootton’s channel:
“No Dan, NOT the St George’s cross. Call it what it is – The English Flag. Would we call the white cross on a blue background the St Andrew’s flag? No, it’s the Scottish flag. Likewise despite being the cross of a certain Saint, it’s the English flag.
The more we call it the St George’s cross the more we allow the English identity to be washed away by our governing elite. It is the English flag, and we must keep asserting that. It’s been the English flag for over 800 years.”
“Posh girls for illegal immigration”
Very interesting article by Lisa McKenzie, a working-class academic.
Best comment I saw was to wonder whether the fragrant Ms Gardner had actually modelled herself on Titania McGrath or, perhaps, it was the other way round?
“This is what depopulation looks like: my home town stands as a warning to the West”
Here is a free version on on Yahoo of this interesting article, for those of us without access to the paywalled Telegraph
This is what depopulation looks like: my home town stands as a warning to the West
From The York Press:
“A dad who wore a gorilla costume for his daughter on her last day of term was left stunned to be told by her North Yorkshire school his actions were “a serious safeguarding concern”.
Chris Napthine donned the ape outfit to meet his daughter, Addie, on Friday (July 18) but was shocked when he later received a “snotty” text message.
The 47-year-old, who went to Hertford Vale C Of E Primary School in the village of Staxton, near Scarborough, has since branded the school’s response “ridiculous”.
However, the chair of the board of governors at the school hit back saying it was vital the school was able to identify any adult visitor on its site – which was impossible if someone was wearing a full gorilla suit.”
In other news, Bradford council stated that it would be racist to insist on a “no burkas” policy for parents picking up children from schools and therefore couldn’t see any safeguarding issues…….
“Ørsted – which generates 7% of Britain’s power” – but only occasionally!
7% of Britain’s electrical power, very occasionally.
https://unbekoming.substack.com/p/the-unvaccinated-proof-of-what-we?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=1r0lxl&triedRedirect=true
This is a very long but well written (easy to follow) article packed with information and relevant studies and provides more than enough proof that the miracles that are “vaccines” is not just a myth but downright lies and the lying starts when children are borne. “Vaccines” are designed to poison our bodies. A healthy body is no use to Big Pharma.
Recommended but might need reading in chunks.
Re above – thanks to Dr Mike Yeadon and his Telegram channel.
Shame the numbers of these sex crimes are not given as a percentage of total of each country. Absolute numbers do not give the full picture. Also it would be nice to know how many are down to the recent release from prison.
Yeah, Im sure it’s all the Australians, Canadian and European foreigners in our country that are causing these soaring crime rates.
We have been bludgeoned into political correctness and are now self-censoring that we have to use the word “foreigners”.
The problem with that though is that you say foreigners enough times and you start thinking foreigners, not what you actually meant in the first place.
Orwell was so perceptive when he saw how the left messed around with words to control our minds.
If you support mass migration you’re supportive of white, indigenous people being gradually replaced and the erasure of our culture. This is a no-brainer. But it’s not just that these migrants typically have more kids than the rest of us, it’s that the system is stacked in their favour and is designed to enable this. Unless white native families want to live their lives on benefits then having kids is cost prohibitive for many. Especially when you don’t even own your home.
Contrast that with your typical Muslim migrants, where the woman just stays home and pops out babies, with childcare and keeping house her full-time ‘job’, never having to worry about getting a house, safe in the knowledge that the state will fund more and more kids. Your average native couple who have a good work ethic cannot compete with that. And if anyone lives next to Somalian families you’ll know exactly what I’m on about;
”@RupertLowe10
Yes, we do need more British children. But the brutal question is this: why are white, British Christian families having fewer and fewer, while families from migrant faith communities are having more and more? The answer isn’t chance or “social trends.” It’s… Read more »
Much appreciated Mogs 👍👍👍
Actually, it’s genocide
Yes I know. I might have mentioned this once or twice.
While they’re looking into Islamophobia perhaps they could check out oikophobia. That’s already got a definition: “a tendency to criticize or reject one’s own home or home society while praising others”.