Life has become “better” and “more entertaining” following the rise to power of the Labour Party in Great Britain. A broad amnesty for prisoners has been announced. The country’s already overcrowded prisons will now release 2,000 criminals, with plans to release an additional 2,000 in October. It is not out of the question that “political criminals” might take their place—those whose grave sin is wanting to live in a society that strengthens the “old,” or normal, English-based culture. While common criminals, primarily illegal immigrants, are out on the streets, the English citizen might find themselves inside prison walls. Those arrested for participating in racial riots are actually guilty of trying to defend themselves against the newly arrived hordes. In Great Britain, crime is rising steeply in the form of robberies, shoplifting, and stabbings, primarily perpetrated by these new “residents.”
While the government treats foreign criminals with kid gloves, even providing them with support, no less than 10 million British pensioners have had their winter heating subsidies cut. For many, this is a matter of life and death, as 5,000 to 7,000 elderly people die of hypothermia every winter in Great Britain. (Bravo, 21st century!) Naturally, 60% of Brits oppose such inhumane treatment of pensioners. However, the massive deficit in the state budget, which can be attributed to the reckless immigration policy, necessitates such measures.
The government claims that there is no other choice but to reduce military and social services expenditures. In the fall, a painful tax increase is expected, which could completely demoralize the economy. This makes the declaration made two months ago particularly ironic, that Great Britain would become an island of stability amid the chaos in continental Europe and the United States.
The issues contributing to the crisis in British society have been piling up for a very long time. But under the Labour Party, it feels as though a dam has broken, and everything is starting to collapse.
Translated and edited by Alex Kada
