HOW KHAN AND STARMER INCITE RACIAL HATRED

Suddenly, as a white English male, I feel like a criminal

By Oliver May

FOR the first time I feel like uprooting my young family and living in a different country. Yes, I’m serious.

Of course, simply for having this thought, many of the Establishment would have you believe I am ‘Far Right’.

On Tuesday, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan made the following racist tweet:

“Now’s the time to please check in on your Black, Brown and minority friends, family, neighbours and colleagues. In many parts of the country, they don’t feel safe. A thread:

“Our communities are facing the threat of hatred—including violence—fuelled by insidious racism, prejudice, and Islamophobia. It’s the legacy of decades of dog whistles, including from some irresponsible politicians.

“We all bear not just the responsibility, but also the duty to stand up to hate. To be vocal. To be allies to those who are being unjustly targeted—online and off.

“To our Black, Brown and minority communities: never forget that you are loved and wanted in London.

“I am so proud to be Mayor of the greatest city in the world—where diversity isn’t just tolerated, it’s celebrated. Stay strong, and look out for each other. London’s communities stand united—we will never let those who seek to divide us win.”

News Uncut has highlighted the racism in bold.

Khan manages to sign off with the line “London’s communities stand united”, despite deliberately omitting the word “white” from his plea for unity. It remains unclear whether he was calling for white people to check in on “black and brown” people, because he does not use the word “white”. It is almost as if the word leaves a bad taste in his mouth.

Correct me if I am wrong, but were these protests not, initially, in response to three children being murdered?

If we want to make it about race, as Khan has done, then we can say the protests came after a black man murdered white children. One wonders what the response from Keir Starmer would have been to those protests if a white man had killed black children. Would he have sympathised and taken a knee, like he did for the Black Lives Matter protests?

Starmer’s immediate response was to call all protestors without exception “Far Right”. This was inflammatory language and, like Khan above, clearly incited racial hatred and fuelled further protests.

Since then the protests have become increasingly violent, even more so when Starmer doubled down on that rhetoric, again calling protestors without exception “Far Right” and threatening them with “the full force of the law”.

This week it was announced that a black man [again our use of language to highlight a point] who murdered a white man with a machete was being released early after just six months because of prison overcrowding.

Also this week, more than 400 protestors were arrested, with prison sentences ranging from a few months to three years so far.

There are also threats that sharing content of the protests online could be met with prosecution. Under what law?

Starmer’s insistence that there is no two-tier policing is nonsense. He is either lying or not fit for office. The evidence is all over the internet – in some cases, the evidence has been broadcast live via mainstream channels. For instance, crowds of men – brown men to borrow a phrase from Sadiq Khan – carrying weapons such a knives, swords and God knows what.

Some MSM stations referred to this footage as ‘largely peaceful protests”. One policeman claimed his officers did not need to attend because they had been in contact with “community leaders” who agreed to police it themselves.

Read that again. Groups of ‘brown’ [thanks Sadiq] men carrying dangerous weapons were allowed to police their protests themselves.

Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, excused that group from gathering “tooled up”. In a case which might well be said to be inciting racial tensions, she said on Twitter: “To be clear, all day rumours have been spread that a far right group were coming and it was done entirely to get Muslim people out on the street to drive this content. It is misinformation being spread to create trouble.”

She has subsequently faced calls to resign. No doubt she will not face prosecution by saying online that it is OK to carry weapons out in public as long as you have a good reason.

Someone I know referred to the protests as the “Nazi” and “fascist riots”, totally ignoring anyone who might have legitimate concerns about an influx of people arriving illegally on dinghies, then being put up in hotels and given taxpayers money. The same taxpayers who are then told taxes need to increase because of a £20billion black hole in public finances.

And totally ignoring the fact that three children had just been slain.

Don’t get me wrong, destroying shops for fun, looting etc is damage for damage sake. They should be punished just as much as those wielding weapons. But I’d wager that there as many people on the streets with legitimate concerns as there are those criminals. To label them all as “Far Right” is careless at best and inflammatory at worst.

Now we have a situation where if you raise a legitimate concern you are “Far Right”. Classic gaslighting behaviour from a bully. Starmer is such a man. And Khan has added his own racist language to boot, further increasing tensions.

Anyone with an opinion differing from the UK Government is being gaslighted. Gaslighted by their own Government. Gaslighted by the mainstream media. Then gaslighted by those who continue to swallow the official narrative. And there remains many of those.

It may well be, as many have pointed out, a co-ordinated effort in order to usher in Digital ID, championed by the World Economic Forum. If that really is the case, then those protesting are falling into a trap.

But the Establishment have us locked in a corner. Say something, get controlled by the State. Say nothing, nothing changes.

I am white. And I am English. Nothing more. I feel like a criminal for it. I look at others as human beings. Not colours. But it seems being white is no longer a fact, more of a disability. A blemish. If I say someone is taking the piss out of UK residents who earn a living here, I am labelled a Far Right racist.

With such a clampdown on free speech, the UK is heading for some seriously dark times indeed.

Now perhaps you will see my reasoning for considering ditching the UK.