A Very Black Week Indeed for Great Britain

via Sky News

Around seven days ago, Southampton Police released the petrifying body camera video of the murder of white, 18 year old student Henry Nowak, where he was handcuffed and denied medical treatment by officers as he lay bleeding out from multiple stab wounds delivered to him by one Vikram Digwa, an Indian Siekh migrant who reportedly filmed the crime for minutes as Henry bled, crawling about for his life, before Digwa’s brother phoned the authorities and lied, reporting that Vikram had been assaulted, and racially abused by the young Nowak, leading police officers to assume the validity of the claim under no scrutiny, handcuff Nowak, and read him his rights as he died. As if this was not sickening enough, just today we are to learn, and see video footage of a Sudanese migrant granted asylum status by the UK government in 2023, attempting to saw a man’s head off in the street in Belfast, Northern Ireland. As of the moment this is being written, chaos has erupted across the city, with a bus having been torched, and fires set reportedly to multiple HMOs, public social housing units commonly associated with migrant dwellancy. 

These incidents are by no means the first time we have been forced to witness horrible, and entirely preventable acts of indiscriminate savagery against British citizens, or westerners more broadly, at the hands of individuals with migratory backgrounds who were admitted in the tidal wave of effectively unvetted immigration which has occurred in the years since 2015; but something is eerily different this time. The outright, inarguable severity of these two separate incidents, and their relative proximity in time, now tests the limits of civility within the British public as they are confronted by a state unwilling, or unable to acknowledge the very nature, let alone the scale of the damage it, and its predecessors have wrought upon the fabric of social life in the country. They are not alone in this dilemma either, as immigration has become the major defining political issue, and for many the only relevant issue at present, in every nation across the West -- the United States having been first -- now Britain, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Poland, Japan, Australia, Canada, etc… The universality of this problem today stems in large part from the fact that mass, third world immigration as a policy measure, has been enacted relatively unanimously across America, Europe, and the greater Western world as a direct result of globalized, bureaucratic policy making at the hands of institutions such as the UN, the EU, the WEF, mainstream academia and the progressive NGO and policy think tank megacomplex, as well as the more informal, transnational organization of present world financial elites, who have arguably facilitated the majority of recent immigration on grounds of labor needs and economic growth. 

I could easily sit here and list off example, upon example, upon example of this pattern persisting; the rapes, the shootings, the bombings, the stabbings, the burglaries, kidnappings, sex trafficking, indentured servitude, indignant public harrassment, and all else which has been imported into our societies against the will of ordinary people, but such an exercise now would be little more than a demonstration in futility. For those who cannot see the extent, and the bare nature of these problems by this time, may as well be party to their continuation. Time is running out for governments and their leaders to face this basic issue earnestly, with transparency and accountability to the public, about what has been allowed to unfold. The crisis of civilizational suicide which now besets the West was not, by and large, an act perpetrated by the rule of popular majority, so our belief in liberal democracy should like to suggest, but rather, by the confluence of interests of a few small minorities of academics, cultural, political, and financial elites. It is these same people who must now face rightful accountability for the crimes which have been perpetrated against Western peoples. I can think of no two greater events to symbolize, in brutal, naked obscenity, the true state of our societies at this time. It is to such an extent that the basic problem of civilizational decline should not even be treated as a political one, no matter how grievously the greater establishment should like to squirm and cry political extremism at the ordinary individuals in the West who can no longer ignore the bare and simple truth, that we, and more pointedly they, have abdicated our basic civic duty to leave our nations in better condition than they were as we arrived to them. Our ancestors once honored this commitment with their lives; it is past time that we approach it with the same level of martial seriousness. 

A couple of things are certain now, people across Britain are beyond fed up, and the capacity for that anger to metastasise across borders in the age of social media is unprecedented, and could lead to widespread civil unrest and chaos should Western governments fail to own up to their own failures and take the necessary steps to restore social order, cohesion, and basic public trust. The severity and rapid spread of unrest in the wake of the death of George Floyd in the summer of 2020 should not be forgotten following these events.  At present, the Labour government of Keir Starmer and his neo-marxist cronies lack even the ability to permit British media sources to report the severity of these crimes in full detail, a right we thankfully have due First Amendment speech protections here in the United States. 

The events of the past week in the UK should be treated as a watershed moment in the fight to restore basic institutional integrity and social health to the greater West, and as a tragedy to which we all possess a basic obligation to learn from, and prevent from reoccurring going forward. It is a very black week indeed for Great Britain, but also for the rest of us, who have inherited so much from England over the centuries. Let us pray that this crisis can be overcome without further chaos and loss of life.