𝚂𝚝𝚊𝚗𝙵𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚌 @StanFastic

After 21 days the jury in the trial of the rent boys & arson to Starmers home, has retired to debate a verdict. And without a word of proceedings reported by MSM Censorship

The point about a targeted assassination of a judge, prominent politician, or influential voice is well made. The most potent and terrifying message putative insurgents can deliver to individual members of the establishment and elites is "we know where you live". The police cannot guard every potential target, and action doesn't even have to be directed against high-profile people. For instance, a short-sharp campaign against low-level officials - such as clerks of the courts - could quickly bring the court system to a halt as vital support staff become afraid to go to work. Even low level vandalism has been known to have an effect - damaging police officers' cars, for instance, leaving a message on them saying "you're next" can have destabilise groups and damage institutional morale. Basically, experience would seem to indicate that all the putative insurgents need to do is create fear and uncertainty - which can be achieved at relatively low risk with minimal resource. They can then stand back and watch the authorities over-react (as they always do). The insurgency will feed on itself. Our elites have a very poor grasp of history and a very limited understanding of the dynamics of protest. From your writings, it seems they are about to get some rapid street lessons. Their problem, though, is that they are slow learners.

I don’t think that academics should do ‘hot takes’ on matters of the day. Their opinions are rarely better informed than anyone else’s and cloaking them in scholarly garb cheapens the principle of objectivity. With respect to what is occurring in Britain today, in my opinion a fundamental error right now is to let the churn of the daily ‘news’ cycle drive your analysis. The legacy media, the government, and the police have all forfeited any claim to credibility; they lie routinely, by omission and commission, and they are actively shaping the narrative to protect a failing political order. Strong-arming victims’ families, suppressing footage, and spinning every incident as isolated ‘far-right thuggery’ or random criminality is not journalism or policing, let alone governing—it is damage limitation for a system that has lost control of the streets and the story. Instead, fix your gaze on the structural factors. Demography, geography, economics, and the hollowing-out of institutional legitimacy matter far more than whatever grainy mobile-phone clip is being waved at us this week. Britain has imported, at scale and with minimal integration, populations whose cultural distance from the native majority is large and, in important respects, growing rather than shrinking. Parallel societies, concentrated in particular towns and cities, now possess the critical mass to sustain sustained low-level conflict and, when conditions align, more organised violence. The state’s monopoly on force is visibly fraying; its willingness to use what remains of that monopoly is selective and therefore delegitimising. Trust in the police, courts, and political class is in the basement and still falling. Economic stagnation and housing pressure sharpen every grievance. These are not transient conditions; they are the terrain on which coming events will play out. On the Belfast attacks specifically: the operators are clearly more security-conscious than has been the case with the migrant hotel and other protests over the last couple of years—masked, disciplined about visuals, limiting the evidential trail. Some attribute this to institutional memory of the Troubles. That may be part of it. But I suspect the more immediate and probable vector is simple tactical diffusion from the modern Left and anarchist playbook. Black Bloc methods, the utility of anonymity, the selective application of violence, the media choreography—these have been field-tested and refined for years in Europe and North America. The manuals are not secret and the examples are legion: Marighella’s Minimanual of the Urban Guerrilla, the writings of the Red Army Faction, Alinsky’s organising principles stripped of the moralising, the operational literature of the Global Justice movement and Antifa networks. Remove the Marxist dialectical claptrap and you are left with cold, competent observations about how small, determined groups can punch above their weight against a larger but slower and more constrained opponent. Diffusion of those techniques was inevitable once the incentives aligned. You don't need an aged ex-IRA uncle to tell you how to do these things. The internet and a library card will do it. I am wary of firm day-to-day pronouncements precisely because reliable, on-the-ground reporting is so thin. I am not in Belfast, the journalistic desert in this country is real, nearly every dead-tree media and teevee pundit is a literal know nothing. What I will say with higher confidence on account of my reading of such conflicts elsewhere in the world is that certain escalatory dynamics are now highly probable: Police over-reaction that produces a martyr or martyrs, further radicalising elements on all sides. Targeted assassination of a judge, prominent politician, or influential voice. A spectacular, Christchurch-style mass killing when some individual or cell concludes that only dramatic, indiscriminate violence will break the equilibrium. Stabbings and gang rapes will continue at their grim baseline; they are already normalised enough that they barely shift the political dial. The deeper pattern is polarisation, erosion of restraint, and the slow emergence of organised ethnic and ideological blocs willing to use force to defend or advance their interests. All of that is in accordance with the rules of the game of identity politics, which were created by the *very same* people now most frantic about the perilous consequences of their own ideology. The centre is not holding because it has spent years delegitimising itself and disarming its natural supporters. Watch the structural trends—demographic momentum, institutional decay, the diffusion of effective small-group tactics, the collapse of shared reality—more than the latest headline. The news will keep lying. The underlying physics of the situation will not.

I prefer to live in a world where Elno can become a trillionaire than a world where Thomas Piketty can make everyone poor. My enemy isn't the world's financial elite, it's the cultural elite.

@Gizmo83508413 @harrow_council “Look what you made me do” said every abuser ever. Maybe go away and think about why you are a disgusting person in the light of that phrase.

The British people are in the absurd position of having to defend their country from their own politicians.

I know this article will get zero traction from my account, which is a shame, as it’s an excellent explainer of the state of the UK from an anthropologist michaelhughsouthon.substack.com/p/broken-brita…

🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Harrow, London “I swear when I’m not in Uniform I’m gonna knock you the F out” Local friendly council workers engaged with members of the public. Ask yourself what happens when they become the majority of the Police, stewards, security guards, traffic enforcement etc. it doesn’t end well.

Two PEACEFUL Muslim Migrant employees of @harrow_council showing why diversity and inclusion works.. “Call a police man and he will f*ck you up , we work with them” They turn their body worn cameras off and then make serious threats to an Englishman..

As a dad to three girls, the video of the innocent poor 17 year old girl in Burnley hits extremely hard. She was just walking down the road. How do I make my daughters safe? Do I stop them waking alone? Do I stop them leaving the house? I’m ready to cause havoc over this.

@RyanLewis3278 @Gav_Griffiths Bless your USA-centric dealership knowledge. If you thought UK dealerships were held to any standards at all by the mfr, you would be very disappointed indeed.

If I had a limited budget and had to chose between, a - making my home secure by fitting new locks and maybe installing cameras or b - giving my money away so other people could make their homes safer, or give them the opportunity to buy a new car or to pay for nice holidays etc, I'd probably decide that charity begins at home. But I'm not the @UKLabour government so what do I know?

They spent £12 billion raising 2-child benefits cap (for mostly foreign parents) to buy votes. Now they have run out of money for defence. We remove these clowns or we completely fail as a nation.

I have been on the housing waiting list since 2009. In 2023 my family was made homeless when the council bought the house from our private landlord that we had lived in for 14 years. 3 years of homelessness has followed. My old house is now being used to house Somalians. John Swinney and the SNP have and will always put foreign born illegal immigrants before Scots. And the fuckwits who support them clap like a bunch of circus seals.

Harekrishna #AbolishHolyrood @DownWithTheSNP

2 days ago

Extraordinary exchange on immigration. John Swinney just doesn’t get it,

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It has emerged in the Telegraph that Reform's Jenrick and Braverman's fast-track asylum scheme meant that illegals completed a TEN PAGE 'questionnaire' rather than a proper face-to-face interview. Their scheme applied to six countries. Afghanistan. Eritrea. Libya. Syria. Yemen. And of course, Sudan. As we know, the Sudanese monster was handed a visa after going through the Reform MP's asylum scheme. These are backward countries that make medieval England look sophisticated and forward-thinking. They treat women like dirt and are generally entirely incompatible with our standards, culture and way of life. I will make a firm Restore Britain policy commitment here today. Every single individual handed a visa under Jenrick and Braverman's fast-track asylum scheme will be deported under a Restore Britain Government. Except one. He won't be deported. A far more permanent fate awaits him. Not only that, we will end immigration from those six countries. Entirely. In addition. Afghans, Eritreans, Libyans, Syrians, Yemenis and Sudanese men currently in our country living off the taxpayer, unable to speak English, committing crime, failing to work, claiming benefits? They will be deported. Any of those nationalities who arrived illegally will be removed. That will mean a vast amount of deportations. I mean vast. Restore Britain will repair just some of the damage caused by Reform's Jenrick and Braverman. Evidently not all, tragically. A Restore Britain Government will mass deport the fake asylum seekers, illegals and freeloaders that these Reform politicians welcomed into our country. That is my pledge to you all.

➡️ Care home worker, Abdel Nane, 61, caught on CCTV pushing, shoving & assaulting a vulnerable and frail elderly woman in a Middlesbrough care home - leaving her covered in bruises - has walked free. If only he'd thrown a few stones that hit no one. Horrific. This is 🇬🇧

The puppet politicians installed as the "leaders" of Western nations are DELIBERATELY flooding their countries with people from violent and incompatible cultures. They KNOW it will undermine social cohesion and cause civil unrest, which they can then use as justification for ever more authoritarian crackdown measures (social media censorship, biometric surveillance, digital ID etc). It's not a "coincidence" that this is happening in virtually every single Western nation simultaneously, with the exact same authoritarian policies being offered up as "solutions" to the engineered chaos. It's not "incompetence"—it's a coldly calculated agenda, straight from the "order out of chaos" playbook. Change my mind.

The full UK State Pension is now worth around £12,548 a year. That's less than half the earnings of someone working full-time on the National Minimum Wage, despite many pensioners paying taxes and National Insurance for 40, 50 or even 60 years. Yet every time the Treasury needs money, the same voices appear demanding the Triple Lock be scrapped. Why? State pension spending is forecast at around £154 billion this year, but that supports over 13 million pensioners, many of whom rely on it as their primary income. Meanwhile, billions continue to disappear into failed projects, government waste, bureaucracy, consultants, quangos and policies that deliver little value to ordinary taxpayers. The Triple Lock isn't some gold-plated luxury. It exists because politicians allowed the State Pension to fall behind for decades. Even today, a full State Pension is barely above the poverty line and is nowhere near a typical working wage. If politicians want to save money, start with waste, inefficiency and failed spending programmes. Leave pensioners alone. They worked, they paid in, they built this country and they deserve dignity in retirement, not another raid on their income.

Matthew Stadlen A heartfelt tribute 🫣

Bev Turner @beverleyturner

a day ago

It pains me to respond to the attention seeking @MatthewStadlen .... But he's tried to orchestrate yet another pile-on and truth matters. The exchange with him was at 1am on Monday night. At that time we were relying on sparse footage and interpreting media descriptions. The

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Indeed. It doesn’t matter if the fingers are male or female, it’s sexual assault. And if people defend this as a normal thing in wrestling, then wrestling needs a hard drive check.

Danni @DanniBrener

a day ago

@nicolelampert There is no sport in which any woman or girl consents to digital penetration of her vagina by an opponent. This decision is despicable.

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