Protests erupt across the UK with 4th day of unrest, gov't ignores public concerns and threatens draconian crackdown

Amanda Ferguson
Reuters
Sat, 03 Aug 2024 17:44 UTC

Police face 'serious disorder' in British cities in wake of child murders, which triggered anti-mass migration protests.

Renewed street violence in British cities on Saturday left several police officers injured as they faced a fourth day of unrest following the murder of three young girls in northwest England earlier in the week.

Riots involving hundreds of anti-immigration protesters have erupted in several towns and cities in recent days after false information spread rapidly on social media that the suspect in Monday's knife attack at a dance class for children in Southport was a radical Muslim migrant.

Police have said the suspect, Axel Rudakubana, 17, was born in Cardiff, Wales, but protests by anti-immigration and anti-Muslim demonstrators have continued, descending into violence and rioting, most recently in the northeastern city of Sunderland on Friday evening.

Comment: That such significant unrest occurred, and so quickly, reveals just how angry the general public are about weaponised mass migration.

Whilst there have been smaller groups spouting anti-Muslim sentiment, as well other groups such as antifa, some of whom support the weaponised migration agenda, these aren't the majority. However, of course, the government and its propaganda media want us to believe that the extremist elements are all there is to these protests.

The following is a small selection of footage of events, and incidents, in various locations, from today:

Police in Liverpool said on Saturday that a number of officers had been injured while dealing with "serious disorder" in the city centre.

Authorities in the eastern city of Hull said four people were arrested and three officers were injured while dealing with protests where bottles were thrown.

Mosques across the country have been advised to strengthen security, while police have deployed extra officers.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer, facing his first big test since being elected a month ago, has condemned the "far-right" for the violence and backed police to take strong action. He discussed the disorder with senior ministers on Saturday, his office said.

The last time major widespread violence erupted in Britain was in 2011 when thousands took to the streets for five nights after police shot dead a Black man in London.

Comment: The UK BLM protests were fairly disruptive, and they occurred just a few years ago.

Reuters witnesses in Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester and Belfast reported a tense atmosphere on Saturday afternoon as police tried to keep several hundred rival protesters who were chanting slogans from clashing.

Scuffles and violence broke out in some cities, including in Liverpool, where eggs, beer cans and smoke grenades were thrown, while in Belfast, some businesses reported damage to property.

"I have no reason why they attacked us," said Rahmi Akyol, standing outside his cafe in Belfast, whose glass doors were shattered after being attacked by dozens of people throwing bottles and chairs.

"I've lived here 35 years. My kids, my wife is from here. I don't know what to say, it's terrible," he said.

At protests in London, police arrested several people including one for making a Nazi salute towards a counter-protester.
On Friday night hundred of anti-immigration demonstrators in Sunderland threw stones at police in riot gear near a mosque, before overturning vehicles, setting a car alight and starting a fire near a police station.

Comment: As a sign of just how a general malaise has been brewing across the UK and Ireland, in just the past few weeks there have been numerous bouts of unrest reported: one occurred after social services removed a child from a gypsy family - and this protest was attended to by various peoples, including White and Asian people; another was in Dublin where people were protesting a proposed migrant housing site; another was in protest to a police officer stamping on the head of a British-Asian assailant.

This all also comes amidst a crimewave: UK's record breaking crime wave: Shoplifting spikes 37% in just 12 months, police attend less than 40% of thefts, knife attacks up 7%

Four injured police officers were taken to hospital and 12 people were arrested, Mark Hall, chief police superintendent of the Sunderland area, told reporters on Saturday.

"This was not a protest. This was unforgivable violence and disorder," Hall said.

At least 30 demonstrations were being planned across the UK this weekend, the BBC said, along with a number of counter-protests by anti-racism groups.

Comment: Whilst the protests have been sparked by the murder of children, they have since evolved into protests, largely involving normal people who are venting their anger over weaponised mass migration.

As we've seen across Europe, and now in the US, the establishment began mass migration in earnest nearly a decade ago to: drive down wages, provide cheap labour, further dilute culture, and degrade community, and to create the conditions for the fallout that we're seeing today.

This unrest provides the establishment with the material to pit people against each other, diverting their attention away from the insidious corruption of government, in order to justify mass surveillance, anti-protest laws, and, as one Lord recently proposed (video below): lockdowns.

Lockdowns which, as many experienced during the contrived coronavirus crisis, share many similarities with a police state, or martial law:

• UK PM announces mass AI surveillance, 'behaviour orders', police task force, after surge of protests, unrest, and rioting
• 17-year-old kills 3 children in frenzied knife attack at family centre in Southport, UK - 6 more wounded

A notable facet of this unrest is how it will be used to crackdown on legitimate protests, which will undoubtedly be used to target those who object to and expose government corruption. One movement of particular interest to the establishment is the anti-genocide protesters. The violent crackdown on US campus protests in the US demonstrated that they're seen as a particular threat.

The following piece provides some relevant details, but discernment here is also important:

What's causing the Islamophobic riots across the UK, and why now?

These are largely protests against mass migration. There are some hooligan elements, and likely there are also agent provocateurs.

1. The riots have been instigated by the Zionist asset Stephen Yaxley-Lennon ('Tommy Robinson'), who has been working for the State of Israel since 2009 as part of the so-called 'counterjihad' Islamophobia movement established by that state. When his organisation, the English Defence League, was incorporated in 2011, two years after its inception, it was named the English & Jewish Defence League. The Jewish Defence League, a Zionist terrorist organisation, has been a key part of violent Islamophobic street thuggery in the UK over the past decade.

Indeed, Robinson's support for Israel is telling, more so because of the popular support he receives from many in the general public for his anti-mass migration views.

2. Yaxley-Lennon is one of the most high-profile actors in the State of Israel's Online Influencers Programme in response to Operation Al-Aqsa Storm. He and others, like Oli London, Noa Tishby, Hen Mazzig, Arsen Ostrovsky and Emily Schrader (and many others) are paid to distribute Zionist propaganda, of which pushing back against pro-Palestine protests and sowing Islamophobia are two important and interlinked aims.

3. The recent Islamophobic riots in the UK should be seen as the latest phase of the State of Israel's war on British Muslims, who it sees as originating the protest movement in the UK. These riots are designed to punish Muslims for their anti-Zionist sentiment after various other methods to suppress opposition to Zionism by the State of Israel have been thwarted.

It's not just British Muslims that were protesting against the genocide, however it is true that the largely Muslim communities demonstrated their position by mostly voting for anti-genocide candidates in the recent UK elections.

The State of Israel's attempts to use its assets and operatives in the British political and media class — such as Suella Braverman and Michael Gove — to thwart pro-Palestinian protests have failed. Zionist counter-protests have failed to mobilise significant numbers. Sporadic Zionist thuggery and the use of other assets — such as Iranian secularist extremists — have also failed to intimidate Muslims.

Counter protests were indeed poorly attended, and there were people carrying flags which are used to symbolise allegiance against the current Iranian government.

So now the State of Israel is weaponising its cannon fodder on the white nationalist far-right, who have greater numbers than either Zionist street thugs or Iranian monarchists and secularist extremists.

What is clear is that the government's propaganda media are using the more extreme elements to obfuscate the real issues.

4. Finally, there are also questions about which actor authored the idea that Muslims were responsible for the ostensible triggers for these events. MI6 and its assets (eg Paul Mason) are desperately trying to pretend this was a Russian disinfo op. But the original stories did not come from Russia. Where did they come from?

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