Dakota Beacon

You might have seen a recent video of a young Scottish girl brandishing a knife and a hatchet to ward off a migrant man who had been harassing her and her younger sister. On the clip you can hear the fear in her voice as the man taunts them. “Don’t touch my little sister, she’s only twelve!”

Guess how the story ended? Police arrested the girl for possession of a bladed weapon. They did not detain or even investigate the migrant man.

This incident illustrates a breakdown of the legitimacy of British government. Read on.

Multiple thousands of migrants from the middle east and eastern Europe were welcomed into Britain by the government over the decades. Migrants sustained their own culture and chose never to assimilate. They did not have to because they were coddled and protected by the British political elite. Thousands of incidents of rape by migrant grooming gangs occur annually and has gone on since 1997 with the Rotherham rape gang scandal. It continues to this day with young girls 11 to 16. The image of the young Scottish girl from Dundee flourishing a knife and hatchet facing down a predatory migrant illustrates the crisis perfectly. Abandoned by the government that was supposed to protect her, sold out by the political leaders who were supposed to maintain her safety, she and many like her are resorting to crude weapons to defend themselves from foreign men allowed into their community against their will.

What follows is no exaggeration. Britain right now shows signs of descending into civil conflict and possible open civil war. Unbelievably, the ruling elites have broken faith with the people by importing mass numbers of foreigners who are hostile to Britons and British culture. British government has time and again shown the ethnic white majority that the law has two tiers and that the common people are on the lower tier. Political leaders and public officials have gone so far as to criminalize dissent as was the case of the girl from Dundee.

The rape gangs are not just operating in Rotherham but all over England. Even today they operate in Rochdale, Oldham, Oxford, Telford, Newcastle, Halifax, and Huddersfield to name a few towns. And there are more.

Rupert Lowe, a member of Parliament and the chair of the Rape Gang Inquiry, released a statement showing the inquiry had found 85 localities “in which the gang-based sexual exploitation of children is taking place...” The inquiry identified “patterns of exploitation by predominantly Pakistani males along with gross negligence from public authorities.” A map that Lowe released with his statement, shows the location of the rape gangs. They are mostly in working-class, economically downscale regions of Britain.

The ruling British politicians let this happen because they see the working class as politically “expendable.” From the political leadership in Parliament down to the police precinct level, the response to the rape of British girls by Pakistani migrants was to avoid confrontation for the sake of community relations. Authorities wanted to avoid anything that might seem “racist.” As it happens, the Scottish girl in the viral video is from Dundee, one of those impoverished British cities struggling with persistent unemployment, youth poverty, and social decay.

How long will the greater British population tolerate this situation before it leads to rebellion and bloodshed? David Betz, Professor of War in the Modern World at King’s College London, specializes in the study of insurgency and counterinsurgency and advises the British government and military. He often comments on this intolerable situation – the imposition of mass immigration on the British people who do not want it. The immigrants in question come from predominantly Muslim and Hindu countries with cultures and customs fundamentally alien to Britain.

In 2023 Betz wrote an article in Military Strategy Magazine titled “Civil War Comes to the West.” He argues that “civil war is likely to dominate the military and strategic affairs of the West in the coming years, contrary to the typical expectations of the future war literature, and generally the strategic logic which shall underpin such wars.” Implication? It’s not a question of “if” civil war breaks out in Britain, but “when.” Betz wrote the piece because the signs of impending civil war in Britain are obvious. The conditions for civil war -- “…the loss of social cohesion, high levels of social distrust, growing intertribal conflict, dwindling economic prospects…” previously did not exist to generate widespread civil conflict. That is no longer the case. “…[N]owhere is it more apparent than … where the political establishment, both Labor and Tory, have broken the social compact … Native Britons, especially the majority ethnic English, have taken notice of what is effectively an alliance, arrayed against them, of the political elite and Third-World immigrants.”

Resistance resulted in a display of national symbols. “Operation Raise the Colors” is a campaign to plant the distinctive red-and-white St. George’s Cross flag and the Union Jack in as many public places as possible as an act of national solidarity. The government responded by labeling displays “racist,” tearing down the flags, and charging anyone caught in the act.

Britain’s political leaders have lost legitimacy. Sooner or later there will come a flashpoint. An incident like the standoff between the migrant man and the girl in Dundee or the mass stabbing by a migrant targeting young girls in Southport last year -- whatever it is, Britons will rise up in fury.

Dennis M. Patrick can be contacted at (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).