"Social cohesion is hanging by a thread." Ex-Police Detective Peter Bleksley Reacts to UK Riots Join us as we discuss the Manchester Airport incident, the Southport attacks, disinformation and more in our amazing interview. Available in full, right here on X.

Integration issues and the misuse of the asylum system will unfortunately not be addressed until the keg explodes. At that point, the government will become tyrannical… surveillance, digital ID, social credit scores, etc. And just maybe, that is the underlying agenda of the globalists. Unfortunately, that was NOT addressed in this interview but perhaps explains why the will of the English people (regarding reduced immigration and concerns of failed assimilation and Islamization) has not been addressed by either major party for decades. 🤔

The part you’re not talking about is, what if all of this is by design? You don’t think ‘they’ create situations to intentionally escalate things? They’ve been ignoring the public sentiment for decades leaving many at a loss as to what to do when their vote is blatantly ignored. Do they keep running back to the people who create the problems to fix them? All anybody needs to do is the job they are employed to do. For example, border force need to enforce the border, police need to deal with all criminality irrespective of background, politicians need to do what they said they were going to do. The question is, why aren’t they?

@KonstantinKisin @PeterBleksley Super interesting interview well done gents he ran the narrative. Hard to really disagree with any of it and we live in the land of speculation wonder and what will happen next: hopefully the genie stays in the bottle

@PeterBleksley Peter is one of those people who always talk straight. No bullshit, no pretence, no fucking about. It’s extremely necessary to have that kind of man around. Delightfully insightful. Good man!

@PeterBleksley They can't resolve the issue because of the violence that would come from the left or islam. The right isn't as prone to violence or protest In the same way, while also being infrequent in comparison with the left.

Southport was not enflamed by a fake social media post. The mErseyside area is still enflamed from the James Bulger case 30 years on. The working class people have a connection to their kids. What lit the fuse was the town it happened in, not social media. No social media and it still would have erupted there.

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@PeterBleksley Peter strikes again. Never wrong 👏

With the current way that @Keir_Starmer is mismanaging the crisis in this country he’s effectively putting a plaster on a gaping wound. Instead of dealing with the primary issue that the vast amount of Britons have, which is illegal immigration and the time it takes to eject these people ( without using British taxes to house and provide for them for months or even years) the problem remains and escalates. What the vast majority of British people want to see is the fast and efficient removal of illegal immigrants from British soil. Then the reduction of spending on said people. The next step is clarity around requirements to integrate if wanting to come to Britain. Not denying the right of freedom to worship or believe whatever they wish to. But to accept that they have to contribute to the existing British communities that have been established for hundreds of years, sharing information ideas and values rather than trying to impose laws that are not recognised within European cultures where rights are denied and certain practices are banned. The laws of this land are and have been established for many centuries, by the people for the people…. All of those people wanting to be here and to be known as Britons. It is unacceptable to any country’s people to be expected to abandon centuries of culture and way of life for what begins to be seen as that of the “invaders”. ( This is effectively what it is interpreted as) ! If you want to live in Britain you MUST want to be part of the culture here accepting that it will mean changes to your old way of life, whilst still retaining your beliefs but MUST NOT have an expectation or consider it a right to expel what makes this country and its peoples culture. To live in Britain is to be British. If this isn’t within your capabilities please don’t come !

@PeterBleksley Peter speaks for a lot of former and servicing police officers here. The rank and file are lions, but many of their leaders are donkeys who aren't fit to wear a uniform and carry a warrant card.