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Racist Riots Spread To Hartlepool And Westminster
racists determined to use the southport attacks to justify violence against muslims or migrants have now turned out in Hartlepool and Westminster... one video shows Hartlepool rioters attacking an asian man and laughing
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what can the government do to counter the threat of the far right?
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1) Stop the Boats - get a handle on illegal immigration
2) Stop pandering to Islam, and allow underage murderers to be named.
3) For legal migrants, encourage respectful integration within a confident British cultural identity of longstanding values and behaviours.
//what can the government do to counter the threat of the far right? //
I think you'll find it's not just the 'far right' who have very valid concerns about so-called multi-culturalism - although since it's a deregatory assessment, that, of course, is a handy label to tag them all with because it's specifically designed to silence. What the government can do is listen and acknowledge the result of years of denial - but they won't.
and will knowing his name a few days earlier make them less dead or undo the injuries? of course not.
people were so desperate for it to have been a muslim that they started a riot at a mosque in southport and have been attacking people who they think "look muslim" even though the police have clarified several times that the attacker is not a muslim (and even if he was... how would attacking random mosques and strangers make any sense?). just wait for the information like a normal person.
He's ben nmaed as Axel Rudakubana
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A quick google search brings up Taffy
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