Anarchy in the UK ?

Whoever hides hate is a liar. Whoever tells lies is a fool. If you talk a lot, you are sure to sin; if you are wise, you will keep quiet. The words of a good person are like pure silver. Proverbs 10:1

A month ago this substack suggested that a Conservative party leaving the building without bothering to leave a forwarding address provided the incoming government with the sort of game plan last seen in megalomaniacal Bond villains. At risk of confusing franchises, Labour’s first move was to release over 5000 inmates to ease prison overcrowding apparently lifted directly from Bane in Batman: Dark Knight Rises in which the villain releases prisoners to take over Gotham City. It’s hard not to see them making room for new political prisoners who publicly disagree with their policies.

In its first month of government the Labour party has successfully attacked the country with the sort of ferocity normally associated with an invading army high on pilloried cider. They have retracted every election promise they made - no surprise there, although it does mean that we are presided over by liars. Like most snakes it only took Starmer a month to shed his skin.

The middle class socialist dreams of an authoritarian State, open borders, and a burdensome, frankly unsustainable, public sector are all coming true. All 20% of the population who voted for Two Tier Keir Starmer and his nasty gang of bullies and thickos should now be forced to pay for the cost of driving the UK into a wall. Mind you, with a government envious of anyone who has worked hard to stand on their own two feet, paying for it is guaranteed.

Starmer has rewarded Unions’ financing of the Labour party by giving the public sector a blanket 5.5% pay rise, and train drivers 14.25%; like all socialist governments it is cronies close to the politburos who line their pockets from the loot stolen from the proletariat. They have abandoned all attempts to reduce the vastly excessive number of civil servants. This is while burdening the private sector with corporate tax rises and red-tape on all private enterprise that might be anathema to those now in power, but from whom all their money flows; you might disagree with the golden goose, but you don’t restrict its diet or let a fox into its coop. Economically the public sector only takes, it doesn’t make.

Two-Tier is now denying tax rises, which will therefore lead to higher public borrowing and higher interest rates. Mind you, as English poet William Shenstone wrote: “A liar begins with making falsehood appear like truth, and ends with making truth itself appear like falsehood.” With a government now outlawing untruths and disinformation online we have arrived at Orwell’s Ministry of Truth, just as the road has indicated over the past five years.

Is all this destruction by accident or design? After all, is a country still a country without borders? The globalist idea of mass immigration and no borders has taken hold of the metropolitan elite, as it logically leads to global government. As we have recently seen, anyone who opposes this, particularly working class people most impacted by mass influx of foreign cultures reluctant to assimilate, are labelled far-right and are declared criminals before trial by Secretary of State Yvette Cooper, when not being ‘grilled’ in television interviews by her own husband and ex-Labour MP Ed Balls.

The cheerleader denouncing those who disagree with him is the same Two-Tier Starmer who took the knee in support of BLM riots with Angela Rayner, adopting the sort of solemnity last seen in children denying having shoplifted Haribos. This was despite extensive criminal damage, toppled statues, and 23 policemen injured in London. Recently police stood aside to allow Romanians to riot and burn cars in Leeds, and turned a blind eye to Rotherham grooming gangs, and migrants carrying machetes in Middlesborough; and of course twerk with rather than arrest for zombie knives at Notting Hill Carnival.

Pumped on their newly headed notepaper and executive drivers, our new Rulers might be underestimating the people that they once represented, mainly by so readily labelling them racists. It’s the unmistakable sound of Islington dinner parties guffawing about the hoi-polloi and quoting the Guardian at one another. Meanwhile the media is spewing the phrase ‘far right’ with the same persistence as ‘new normal’, ‘social distancing’ and ‘anti-vaxxers’ during Covid.

The more generous interpretation is that like Year 6 children having successfully campaigned to run the school and subsequently banning all food bar the sticky toffee pudding, and declaring space hoppers as compulsory mode of transport inside the building, the cabinet can’t believe their luck. It’s less ‘the adults are back in the room’, and more the kids are pissing all over the toilet seats. There’s seldom been a group of such incapable people promoted to such lofty positions. Every pore of Angela Rayner is sweating with the anticipation of childish revenge on ‘tory scum’. And then there’s Ed Milliband’s Dept for Energy Security and Net Zero. These are such conflicting concepts that if we lived in a functioning democracy they would be represented by two departments fighting out compromise between them. As it stands it should be called the department for running the bath with the plug left out.

And let’s hope that David Lammy, a Foreign Secretary less useful than a playdoh jack hammer, going to the Middle East to prevent ‘all out war’, isn’t asked to order British royalty after answering Henry VII as the successor to Henry VIII on Celebrity Mastermind. This is the same Lammy who accuses anyone of criticising the dangerously under-policed Notting Hill Carnival that requires boarded up shops as, yup, you guessed it, racist.

Protecting certain groups of the population at the expense of others, whom will be increasingly emboldened by their immunity, risks leading to deep resentment, and a fractured society. In fact it’s hard not to see it as sparking civil unrest, with the government evidently picking a side. A legitimate anti-immigration protest in Bournemouth was attended by five police forces, half of whom according to statistics have not solved a single burglary in the past year. How starkly different to the softly-softly approach to policing the pro-Palestinian marches.

Starmer faces unprecedented waves of discontent from large sections of the population for his draconian attacks on free speech and free association, and his failure to acknowledge, let alone address, immigration concerns. They march beneath the banner of progress, yet when did the worship of 'progress' begin. Surely there's peak development from which no more progress is necessary, and in fact begins to erode the integrity of what has been achieved, or is there inevitable forward momentum that eventually unravels the perfection..? It’s hard not to see their aim as the destruction of what constitutes nations in order to justify global governing, after all, global problems require global solutions. Two-Tier Starmer is uncharacteristically quiet about his Trilateral Commission membership of unelected elites, and it’s unlikely he writes on its headed notepaper, but its top-down aims are likely to run through this unsavoury and authoritarian facist government like veins of mould through cheese.