I UNDERSTAND the righteous national anger over what’s almost become a social media meme, our two-tier law enforcement. I agree entirely but I’m also frustrated in that ‘two-tier’ does no justice whatsoever to the deep-seated bigotry of the British state towards its citizens and particularly those of white descent.
What do you call two-tier? Our police acting as they did, complicit in the disgraceful murder of Henry Nowak? A national jury has delivered a resounding verdict against those Hampshire police officers directly complicit in the lad’s excruciating death. Not his death’s cause per se, but our dying moment is sacred, perhaps even more so than our birth. Henry should have seen the eyes of public servants desperately trying to preserve him. He should have departed with hope and faith. But no. His soul was kicked down whatever eternal road awaits us by DEI-captured incompetents who cynically despatched him with sick humour.
In this generic instance two-tier is specifically colour-based; not to generalise but you’d expect Muslim-white antagonism in such cases, not Indian Sikh, but those are semantics. Those police were specifically indoctrinated to be anti-white British, as recent days have shown with the release of official police guidelines about trying to equalise racial outcomes, as directly opposed to equalising legal fairness. A training officer questions delivered diktats on Islam and he’s summarily dismissed. No grey areas there, folks.
The two-tier approach to the Muslim rape gangs belongs to far more than the police however. It implicates the entire social services care system and while some MPs may have had suspicions they chose to ignore, a generation of local politicians were both conveniently or deliberately blind and deaf to it, and still are. When exactly does the national inquiry start? Oh, that’s right – The Twelfth of Never as Johnny Mathis (and later Donny Osmond) harmonised.
We’ve witnessed courtrooms as two-tier for fact, a swollen rump of liberally-captured judges who can’t dig deep enough to find excuses to allow convicted illegal migrants to remain, soaking up our taxes, housing and casually proliferating their non-contributing ‘families’. Meanwhile these judges condemn momentarily angry British patriots like Peter Lynch and Lucy Connolly to disproportionate punishments that are specifically intended not to address the crime, but terrify us all. Is that two tier or an entirely new tier? Consider.
I will tell you what I consider a different tier. Dame Victoria Sharp, president of the (then) Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court, single-handedly re-writing the 1981 Contempt of Court Act in order to find a way of imprisoning Tommy Robinson for his citizen journalism. The evidence didn’t stack up, no damage was done to ongoing Kirklees rape gang trials – a senior judge had previously thrown the case out – so a vicious, sneering Judge Sharp simply re-wrote the law. Take him down.
I was at that Old Bailey trial and witnessed an embarrassingly furious Sharp physically hijacking the prosecution case when it wasn’t sufficiently attack-dog for her liking. Let’s not even dwell on senior libel judge Matthew Nicklin calling a dozen or more upstanding citizen witnesses utter liars in order to subscribe to the mealy-mouthed mutterings of a violent teenage Muslim and again conflate a means to find Robinson guilty.
Those cases, to me, are on another tiered level of anti-white British hate. But hey, speaking as a newspaper publisher who was run-off the A64 by four BMW X5s full of armed police, cuffed, put in a couple of cells and denied basic rights (over an imagined ‘littering’ offence – really – which the complainant had already said could not be me) let’s talk about which tier awkward journalists fall into.
Back to the tiers because when you consider police forces dressing up, dancing and prancing for their Pride month celebrations while feral criminals run unabated on their streets, you have to define a tier devoid of racial connotations but which figuratively slaps an awful lot of humble citizens across the face.
Ultimately, I think we have to accept there is a convenient tier – pick a tier, any tier – which the state huddles behind whenever its incompetent authority, its brazen lies, its corruption, is challenged. Today, that is every day, on countless fronts. A supine media mealy-mouths its semi-critical words, but they are mostly meaningless compared to the growing power of the independent online media voices. We angry believers.
We witnessed this tierism ad infinitum during the covid years, but there will be time to examine those lies later. For now, and however frantically the despairing Starmer and his back-door state tries to distract, dissemble and disenfranchise us, it is the woke establishment getting fevered as it is increasingly confronted by the people’s awakening. We have to aim for a top tier they neither deserve nor actually aspire to.
