Came for Sanctuary, Stayed for the Shank
Few monthsweeks days go by in the "United" Kingdom that are devoid of some sort of heinous violent attack. So here's the latest diversity stabbing:
Man arrested after dog walker dies and two injured in west London stabbings
Oh, and whadayaknow...
...The Met confirmed that the man arrested was an Afghan national.
Government sources said he arrived in the UK on a lorry in 2020. In 2022 he was granted asylum and leave to remain.
Before he was stabbed to death, Wayne Broadhurst was your typical local neighbour who helped his community by doing the bin collection for a council-owned firm. That all came to an end when, on an afternoon dog walk, the local Afghani, knife-brandishing migrant came a'calling.
By the way, if you want to go to Afghanistan to check out the culture on a wider level, maybe out of solidarity with the sword-wielding, women-covering community, be sure to read up on Big Government's advice as to whether you should, or shouldn't.
We shouldn't go there because, according to HM Government,
"There is a high threat of terrorist attack globally affecting UK interests and British nationals, including from groups and individuals who view the UK and British nationals as targets."
But we should definitely import the people there, here. In a way, that's much easier: No airport employees patting you down for any explosives because of some Afghani conspirators a few decades ago, no weird looks from Jalalabad's VIP residents as to why you aren't covering your lady-friend from top-to-bottom, bar a slit for her eyes.
The prime minister, although has said nothing of the stabbing, is apparently "really angry", at the numbers of hotels being used to house asylum seekers, which no doubt housed the culprit in this case. As a reminder, this is the same guy who is appropriating £10 million pounds of taxpayer money to "provide Muslim communities the protection they need and deserve", following the Peacehaven Mosque arson attack. Peacehaven seems a silly name now, but even so, was it even such in the first place? If they forcefully garbed the women in dehumanising clothing, as they do below, how much of a "Peacehaven" was it?
And what of last month's Synagogue attack? Where were the millions of pounds for them? Because the way I see it, the community that's bound to suffer a hell of a lot more, and already has suffered a hell of a lot more in contemporary Britain, is the Jews. Really, it's not about funding: it's the border stupid! If a government is big enough to shill £10 million pounds of money to certain victims that fit into its narrative, it's big enough to do anything. In the words of Gerald Ford, the now deceased and former president of the USA, "A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take away everything you have." The UK government has reached that point. Labour have the power to implement whatever policy they want. So what's happening on the UK's streets is happening because they want it to.
What's ironic is that their blatant globalist agenda is fuelling the anti-immigration sentiment in the UK, which is why the more these attacks continue and the more that Ethiopian child-rapists can be let-out of prisons "accidentally", the quicker their voter-base will eviscerate.
Most likely, Reform UK will win the next general election - whenever that takes place - mostly due to the British public refusing to place their trust in the uni-party of Labour and the Conservatives. Which, if that happens, will be the most important general election since at least the Churchill-ousting second world war general election. The question I have come back to time and again is: Can the UK vote its way out of the issues it faces? Sure, it's a writers wont, in a sense, to spark fear into its readers hearts and minds, but it isn't nice to do. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to spin it differently: the UK faces huge issues, and demography is a big part of it.
On the positive side, it seems that more and more people are realising that "diversity" is the gateway to much less diversity. And once we have reached that point, a vote every five years won't do anything to reverse the damage.
©Tom Large 2025
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