BY ALEX STORY
There is something so obviously manufactured about the unsuitably named ‘anti-racist’ demonstrations which took place across the United Kingdom after the brutal murder of the three girls in Southport.
The anger, the vitriol, the slogans, the placards, the blind self-righteousness, and the characters are always the same whatever the topic.
The target of their hateful ire never changes.
It is the ‘fascist’ and he must be smashed.
The motivation of the fascist is ‘racism’.
To their mind, it is the only remaining sin.
There is no other reason and there is no other enemy.
Anti-fascist grifter Nick Lowles
The world of thought, unlike that of gender, is binary.
If you do not agree with their ever-narrowing and ever-more-insane world view, you are the problem.
Context is totally absent.
To bring some perspective into a discussion would mean the instant defeat of their insane ideology.
Firstly, that would require thinking about a problem, looking at arguments, and, worst of all, allowing the other side, however defined, the room to make a case.
In other words, it would humanise them. That must never happen. Better to hate absolutely and destroy a mass of innocent by-standers than to let one guilty person off the hook.
Secondly, it would lead to a set of uncomfortable realisations.
Not least that, as George Orwell wrote in the Lion and the Unicorn: ‘Fascist movements were largely recruited from among Communists, and the opposite may well happen in the next few years’. It has happened as we now see.
The type of honest introspection required would mean they would have to look at the destruction their ideology wrought onto the world and accept responsibility.
Contrition would ensue, which would require seeking forgiveness, a Christian concept in which they cannot and therefore do not believe.
Having created a fully artificial divide between their shrinking camp and the rest of humanity, they have grabbed for themselves all the world’s grievances and denied the ‘other side’ of any.
These ‘injustices’ that seek redemption through violence are based on a deep sense of self-loathing. The emptiness of their ideology matches that of their hollow souls.
What they hate first and foremost is their reflection in the mirror at which they scream daily. They hate the idea of a happy and settled nation. They are all hate and no hope.
Rather than confront their personal crises of existence, they fill their minds with nihilistic fantasies.
Britain, hook, line and sinker, needs to be dismantled.
The trouble for you and me is that these people are now in charge.
They dominate the Civil Service and now parliament. They rule the non-governmental, taxpayer funded, sector.
The people of Great Britain are now, officially, the enemies.
In a way, they always were. Our ‘intelligentsia’, a misnomer if ever there was one, used to have to hide their hatred somewhat. Then Brexit happened.
The need to equivocate vanished.
Ever since, they’ve never stopped attacking their compatriots, dehumanising them at every opportunity. Now, the mere hint of patriotism is interpreted as ‘racist fascism’.
As Jeremy Clarkson wrote recently: ‘I’m surrounded by farmers and plasterers and brickies and butchers‘ who ‘are told by the London elite that they are far-right extremists or racist thugs’ when ‘they are just people who know that they have to shut up when the Last Post is played and that a cheese rolling down a hill is funny’.
As he reminds us, not long ago they would have been called ‘salt of the earth’. Now, they are daily abused, insulted and called the ‘scum of the earth’.
The idea that there is a far right in our country must be confronted head on.
Some bad people doing some bad things by all means.
But an orchestrated and organised ‘far right’ in Britain? This is the most egregious insult levelled at the people of this country.
Labelling families, neighbours and friends who have concerns about the way things are going in a country in which ever-increasing sums of taxpayer moneys are invested in the active dismantling of the country they inherited will be the last straw.
Over the last 20 years government spending has doubled to £1.2 Trillion; government debt rose sixfold to £3 Trillion from 500 billion; and a pound sterling lost over 70% of its buying power. Our population, in the meantime, rose by a sixth to 70 million.
Over the same period, rapes have increased by 500% to 67,928 in England and Wales.
Cassandro Popham, a data analyst at the Youth Endowment fund, wrote in 2023 that knife crime rose by 75% in ten years, having done so across all areas in the UK, including by 20% in London and 472% in Gwent.
In that period, the number of deaths from knife crime increased by 20% to 99.
Further, we now know that between 2010 and 2014 ‘more than 11,000 cases of so-called honour crime were recorded by UK police forces‘. These crimes include female genital mutilation, forced marriage, beatings and murder. As the government website tells us, collecting this data was made mandatory in 2019.
In 2023, 2905 ‘honour based’ offences were detailed. The number is expected to reach 3200 this year as the sum of such crimes grows in line with the population.
Of course, this omits discussions on the never to be forgotten scandals of Rotherham, Telford, East Oxfordshire, Wakefield, Rochdale, Newcastle, Dover and other beleaguered towns and cities.
Finally, in terms of threats of violence, Islamic terrorism was and is the primary domestic threat facing the UK, bar none, according to the 2023 CONTEST report, Britain’s counter terrorism strategy.
There is a fact that everyone understands.
Islamic terrorism represented 67% of attacks since 2018, 75% of MI5’s caseload, and 64% of those in custody for terrorism-connected offences.
But it is the non-existent ‘far right’ that you must fear.
So, violence has visibly increased. We are poorer now than then. We have lost control of our borders and more of the same beckons.
Yet, victims are blamed by the extremists now in power. It is the parents, their neighbours and friends, who might have momentarily lost their temper, whose children will never come back, who are ‘far right’ and ‘racist’ and who must be crushed.
According to the actual fascist paid-for demonstrators, screaming their loathing to all and sundry, funded by trade unions and supported via corporate sponsorship, providing the context to explain some of the frustrations some might have with the status-quo is a sign that the ‘far right’ in on the rise but not that their world view led us to where we are.
They created the situation and are responsible. They just don’t want you to dwell on this fact.
Alex Story is Head of Business Development at a City broker working with Hedge Funds and other financial institutions. He stood for parliament in 2005, 2010 and 2015. In 2016, he won the right to represent Yorkshire & the Humber in the European Parliament. He didn’t take the seat.
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