Fiery but mostly peaceful protests?

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I know that there’s a lot happening around the world but one of the biggest stories is taking place on my doorstep so I thought I might provide you with an update on the so-called Belfast riots.

For starters, it’s NOT just Belfast, it’s everywhere, more or less. Secondly, many of those attending do NOT riot. And third, these are the outward symptoms of a deep underlying problem – the mass invasion of our countries by third worlders without our approval.

This situation was provoked by the actions of Hadi Alodid, a 30-year-old Sudanese “asylum seeker”, who has been arrested and charged with the attempted murder of 40-year-old Stephen Ogilvie who has been left with life-changing injuries, including the loss of an eye. Mr Ogilvie seems to be an innocent man, with vulnerabilities, and Alodid tried to remove his head with a kitchen knife. Had he not been stopped it is entirely possible that he would have succeeded.

Thanks to X, the video of the attempted killing spread like wildfire and the world saw what happened. The Government has sprung into action and is now threatening to limit or even ban X in the UK. It isn’t interested in solving what you seen, it is interested in stopping you seeing it. It’s not the Sudanese head chopper that is the centre of Starmer’s ire, it’s the fact that you seen him doing it.

One issue which has not been thoroughly understood is HOW Alodid managed to firstly get into Northern Ireland and then stay here. The short answer is he got the bus from Dublin through the open border and the Home Office granted him a 5 year Indefinite Leave to Remain. Whilst Alodid decided to remain in Belfast, there was literally nothing to stop him getting the ferry to Liverpool. He could have ended up housed in your town.

The reason that there is an Open Border with the Irish Republic – an EU country – is that Boris Johnson agreed to it as part of him getting his Brexit deal which abandoned my part of the UK. Things will get worse however, since the Irish Republic is about to sign the EU Migration Pact. This means Brussels will decide how many “asylum seeker” Ireland has to take. So just like that our exposure to the very worst of humanity increases and the current UK Government will do nothing about it.

If the Government won’t try to fix this by closing the border and or operating border checks, then this supply of migrants will continue. The Labour Government has determined that placing them in hotels is too high profile (as we saw last night when the Chimney Corner migrant hotel was besieged by protesters) so instead they pack them in Houses of Multiple Occupancy (HMOs). These are in working class areas and suddenly families that have lived in the area for generations now have now neighbours from war torn African countries. They didn’t vote for this, they don’t want it, and now the anger has spilt out onto the streets.

Obviously local people know exactly which houses are occupied by migrants and the last few nights have seen action taken. Migrants were told to get out and some houses were burned. I don’t condone this but I UNDERSTAND IT. Local families are worried and nobody listens to them. Worse, the political and media establishment demonise them as “racists and thugs”.

What are they supposed to do? Just sit back and see their communities changed out of all recognition?

As in Westminster, so at Stormont. We have many globalist politicians who whine about the “far right racism” and “Elon Musk” and “Tommy Robinson” for driving the angry protests. But that is a distraction. It is uncontrolled migration and the consequences of it which is the problem and they want MORE of it.

This is the political class vs the people.

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