Continuing the series by council insider and Nationalist correspondent: ‘Frustrated’
The Labour Party allied itself with Islam as their primary means to achieve their “driving political purpose” of changing Britain into a “truly multicultural” country through the ‘progressive’ Muslim colonisation of white-working class neighbourhoods and towns!
Indeed, Tony Blair’s Labour government encouraged millions of Muslims to settle in Britain in poor working-class towns for this purpose, but also to boost Labour’s burgeoning Muslim block vote. Consequently, the 2021 census confirmed that. Britain’s Muslim population has mushroomed to almost four million, and even more disturbingly, it is projected to double in size every ten years into the future.
Such rapid Muslim population growth is increasing the pressure on councils all over England to house homeless Muslims and to also approve planning applications for new mosques to meet their strict religious requirements. But once your local council approves a new mosque, the old established white English community is doomed. Muslim colonisation and ‘White flight’ inevitably follow.
Labour councillors especially benefit from approving new mosques as Muslims usually vote for the Labour Party. Labour also has an increasing number of Muslim councillors and party activists who enthusiastically support the Islamic colonisation of formerly White working-class neighbourhoods.
Labour councils have also been at the forefront of Labour’s nationwide “diversity drive” to replace native white Britons with non-white (often Muslim) immigrants. Labour councils do this through their nationwide network of local authority ‘sanctuary cities’ intended to welcome new, often illegal immigrants and to protect them and their (bogus) asylum claims to avoid being deported.
Furthermore, in order to protect their primary multiculturalism policy, Labour has a proven track record of protecting large Muslim child rape gangs that prey on vulnerable white working-class schoolgirls. Mass murdering Islamic terrorists have also benefitted from Labour’s looser immigration controls.
For example, Ramadan Abedi, was a radical Libyan Islamist who came to Britain in July 1993 ostensibly to seek sanctuary (asylum) from the military regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. Consequently, his son Salman Abedi, was born in Manchester the next year in December 1994.
Tragically, (but not surprisingly due to the influence of his radical Islamic father), he grew up to become the fanatical Islamic State (ISIS) suicide bomber that murdered 22 and injured hundreds, mostly young, white English girls attending the Ariana Grande musical concert at the Manchester Arena on the 22nd of May 2017.
Salman Abedi should never have been allowed to grow up in Manchester, because his radical Islamic father, Ramadan Abedi, should have been deported from Britain after continually losing his numerous bogus claims for asylum during the Conservative government of John Major.
However, Ramadan Abedi was able to delay being deported from Britain with the legal aid of lefty lawyers, persistently appealing against his rejected claims for asylum until Tony Blair’s lenient (immigrant friendly) incoming Labour government granted him refugee status in November 1997.
Consequently, his son, Salman Abedi. grew up in Manchester. But Salman and his younger brother Hashem, who aided Salman in planning the Manchester Arena massacre against our young white English girls, felt no affinity for Britain or their fellow white Mancunian neighbours!
These two young Muslim Abedi brothers (understandably) hated Britain for our involvement in the American led wars against their real Muslim brothers and sisters in the Middle-East and Africa.
According to Salman Abedi’s sister, his suicide bomb attack on our girls was motivated by revenge for the deaths of Muslim children from American and British air strikes during the Syrian civil war.
Links to other posts in the series can be found here:
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 1
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 2
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 3
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 4
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 5
Labour’s UK Kalergi Plan: Part 6
Resources:
Top Image: Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, creator of the plan, pictured c. 1930. Unknown photographer, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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