War against the indigenous population...facts and figures



 
- The numerous racist murders of white Britons, largely by South Asian Muslim gangs:









- The thousands of gang attacks on lone white males by said gangs in places like Oldham over the last twenty years: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1160552.stm

- The religiously motivated, racially aggravated mass rape and torture of tens of thousands of white children, mainly girls, at the hands of vast networks of Muslim men (c/f 'Easy Meat' by Peter McLoughlin). Nor how the so called 'anti-racist' organisation Unite Against Fascism helped deter the police from acting against those mass rapes by distributing publicity materials, in tandem with the Muslim Council of Britain (for which at the time Sadiq Khan was a legal counsel), which claimed they were a 'racist myth'.

- The disproportionate number of black and Asian gangs involved in the gang rape of white girls in London:


- The case of the one hundred (or more) elderly white women raped in their homes by the black man, Delory Easton Grant:

- The endemic racist misogyny in South Asian Muslim culture and how hatred of white females is spread in mosques across the land:


No doubt your definition of racism does not include such hatred and violence in which case perhaps you can explain how 'white power strucutres' in the police and the government allowed this to continue for decades and why the media are not interested in racist attacks when the victim is white. See the police comments in this article: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2006/oct/22/ukcrime.race

Perhaps you could ask the Guardian, the BBC and the National Union of Journalists why that is.

The sad thing is, I don't believe for one second that you care about racism. I think you like having a stick to beat white people with and I think you will jump through whatever intellectual hoops necessary to keep your view of the world going.

Perhaps you could all have a think about how that will look in years to come.


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