This weekend, masked Muslim men turned a part of London into one of those no-go zones that definitely don’t exist.
They were out to protect their local area from the fascists, apparently. And remember, this lot aren’t fascist.
They’re just vibrant members of modern Britain’s diverse, multicultural dreamland.
Of course, when you have mass immigration from Muslim countries into one area, like, I don’t know, Tower Hamlets, it remains an area for everyone.
The Met Police banned the political party Ukip from demonstrating in that area because it might have brought fear and distress to the local Muslim community.
It does seem to me like the local community wasn’t really that fearful.
The crowds have been seen shouting “no face, no case”. I wonder what that means.
For a long time, many of us have been saying that the bleeding-heart, luvvy refugees welcome pro-trans, white, middle-class, pro-Palestine brigade are being a little bit silly, allying themselves with all the aspects of the Muslim community, including the more hardened Islamic groups in Britain.
GB News star Patrick Christys shared his opinion on the East London rally attended by balaclava-clad Muslim protesters
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We’ve been trying to tell them that maybe the more hardline aspects of the Muslim community are not actually on their side, and that they hate them as much as they say, oh, I don’t know, hate me.
How much longer are we expected to keep going on with the charade that multiculturalism is working just fine?
I mean, how much longer are we expected to ignore the fact that there appears to be a very large number of very active, well-organised, intimidating young Muslim men in Britain who appear to be willing to go to quite extreme lengths to fend off anyone who might oppose them.
And I would politely ask people to just play the tape forward a bit and think, what does this look like in another 20 years’ time?