Britain’s institutions are being bullied into submission by “Islamists, extremists and anti-Semites” but politicians are hiding behind the lie of a “successful multicultural society”, says Britain wrote former Home Secretary Suela Braverman in response to Britain’s mini-constitutional crisis. Parliament this week.
The Speaker of the House of Commons broke with tradition this week, claiming he had changed the House’s normal business to reduce the risk of MPs and staff being killed by terrorists. Although a laudable idea on the surface, the admission that the enterprise of Western democracies is being steered by an extremist threat from outside has raised concerns among some politicians, most notably the former Home Secretary (Home Secretary). It prompted alarmed reactions from Suella Braverman and others. She was one of the most outspoken figures on immigration and security in recent years, until she was unceremoniously removed from office by her more progressive-minded masters.
Mr Braverman criticized British anti-Semitism and Islamism for this week’s events, in which the Speaker said he acted because he wanted to avoid another MP being killed by terrorists or Parliament itself being attacked again. He said that the problem was affecting him. It was ignored and left to fester, with dire consequences. These issues are now strong enough that “we see their influence in our judiciary, our legal profession, and our universities…The truth is that Islamists, extremists, and anti-Semites are now leading the way.” It’s about being in power,” she said.
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Politics, institutions and the country itself are being “bullied” by Islamists, she said, and politicians remain unable to do anything about it for fear of accusations of racism. Overall, Britain is “sleeping into a ghettoized society where freedom of expression and British values have been diluted”. In areas where Sharia law exists, Islamist mobs and anti-Semites take over communities. We need to overcome the fear of being labeled as Islamophobic and speak honestly. ”
Mr. Braverman’s comment Opinion article aboute daily telegraph This comes not only after it emerged that concerns about terrorist attacks on members of the House of Commons combined with party political considerations effectively led to a surge in parliamentary votes, but also because the counter-extremism system that is supposed to protect Britain is Exposure to new criticism is also having an effect. . British government commissioner Sir William Shawcross, who conducted an investigation into the UK counter-terrorism strategy Prevent, said this week that its recommendations for improvements were not being implemented and that people remained “at risk”. I warned you.
Sir William said: “The government has published a report saying that while it has implemented some of the changes I have asked for and suggested, they have not gone far enough,” adding that some of the key findings were not being used. Stated. He also pointed to the increased terrorist threat to the UK following Hamas’ attacks on Israel, saying that Britain’s counter-terrorist organizations should “pay more attention to Hamas’s support networks… Unfortunately, Hamas There are a large number of supporters and supporters of “some agents of this country”, BBC reports.
Mr Braverman also cited these failures, pointing out that accusations of racism were once again used to destabilize prevention programs from protecting the British public. She said of the system, which aims to identify and deradicalize potential future extremists: “This system has been labeled ‘Islamophobic’ and ‘racist’ because it is primarily set up to tackle the most dangerous ideologies of terrorism.” Face it…we need to overcome our cultural cowardice and bring the threat of budding Islamists into the program. ”
The Conservative Party has ruled Britain for nearly 14 years now, both in coalition and alone. Many of the issues now being urgently debated by right-wing politicians have their origins long before this long-term government, but they have been popularly, if not entirely promoted, by the Conservatives over the past decade. It is largely ignored and often criticized. cavity.
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