Because … Brexit maybe ?

In case people think we're over-emphasising the growth of the far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory - one with horrific echoes of 30's anti-semitism - here they are saying the quiet part out loud. Dr Nafeez Ahmed FRSA

The Mail is toxic, says the Met.

They’re right.

The merger between the Conservative Party and the far right speeding up.

Sick and twisted behaviour. And an unacceptable use of the civil service for political purposes. theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

When the horror starts for all of us, regular immigrants, second generation citizens, people with strange-sounding names, communities that celebrate different holidays, we will ask ourselves at what point it could have still been stopped. At THIS point.

theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/a…

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A completely new tone. It was time.

On a completely different note:
'There's still tomorrow' opens in Britain this weekend. Go and watch it. It completely blew me away and it is more than justified that it was a massive box office hit in Italy, even bigger than Barbie... thetimes.co.uk/article/how-it…

The weirdest thing with this mega rainy wet and overall awful weekend weather is this. A snail having had enough as well entered the boat through the little air holes of my window. That… has never happened before. 😅

'Maybe Britain isn’t broken'
Piece from me on why the hopelessness about British decline could be overdone and a Labour government may be more radical than fashionable cynics maintain
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Sunak's 'good week' continues.

There was - rightly - a hue and cry over who could be allowed to own the Telegraph. I can’t remember a precedent for the true ownership of a paper being kept secret. That’s what’s happened with the Jewish Chronicle prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/media/65…

This is precisely what the EU does not need. A left wing pro Putin movement that undermines European interests from within. Honestly.

Watch this carefully: either The 22-mile trip for post-Brexit border controls will involve nugatory checks or the extra red tape - yes, that Brexit word - will lead to higher food prices ft.com/content/b0b1c3… via @ft

Britain is so much better at integration and gets way more benefits out of its immigration than e.g. Germany. It will always remain a mystery to me why Sunak thought his Rwanda plan would be an election winner.
It doesn't really ring a bell with most of Britain.