UK's Newly Elected Prime Minister Faces Criticism Amid Anti-Immigration Protests

Protests and Government Response

In the wake of widespread anti-immigration protests across the United Kingdom, the British government has been accused of mislabeling nationalist demonstrators as violent "thugs" in need of punishment. The newly elected Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has vowed to protect the Muslim community and has proposed the use of facial recognition technology and other surveillance measures on citizens protesting against immigration. The UK government and media have accused the defunct English Defense League of inciting riots across the country. However, the group has been inactive for over a decade. The government's response to these protests has led to Starmer being nicknamed "Two-Tier Keir".

Police Reaction to Protests

In Plymouth, England, police equipped with riot gear and canine units were deployed to suppress a right-wing demonstration. In contrast, leftist protesters who allegedly threw rocks and other projectiles at nationalist citizens were not met with the same level of police intervention.

Violence and Disparity in Police Response

In one instance, a police officer was filmed using her baton to strike a man's leg. Another officer was seen repeatedly hitting a man in the head with a riot shield, causing him to fall to the ground. Meanwhile, groups of Muslim men were reported to be roaming the streets and parks of Plymouth, shouting "Allahu Akbar" and carrying knives, allegedly in search of EDL supporters.

Unrest in Birmingham

In Birmingham, the Islamic community was reportedly allowed to take over the streets, attack vehicles and citizens, and vandalize a local pub. The police admitted on camera that they had not been given any orders to disperse the crowd and would not intervene in the riot.

Community Backlash

Following significant backlash from the community and online, a group of local Muslims filmed a video alongside the owners of the damaged pub, apologizing for the behavior of the "youths". However, one of the individuals in the video was identified as having participated in the assault on the pub.

Public Outrage

The perceived hypocrisy of the British government has been widely criticized online, with many pointing out the disparity in police response to different groups of protesters.

Bottom Line

The recent events in the United Kingdom highlight a growing divide between the government and its citizens. The government's response to the anti-immigration protests and the perceived favoritism towards certain groups have sparked outrage and accusations of hypocrisy. It raises the question: is the UK falling into a globalist trap where foreign invaders are pitted against natural born citizens, enabling the government to enforce its tyrannical police state? What do you think about this situation? Please share this article with your friends and sign up for the Daily Briefing, delivered every day at 6pm.