The news from Britain, from Bangladesh, all over world there are many alarming signs of shifting political conjuncture. What is happening in England is a product of the short-sighted and socially irresponsible migration policy of a series of British governments, mainly the Conservative Party, over the last 30 years. Britain has a problem with its own concept of populating its country with foreigners.
This before “Focus" the political scientist Toncho Kraevski.
"We know there is a change of power with Labour. Previous Conservative administrations did nothing about migrants in England. For this reason, electoral support for the conservatives collapsed. This is due to voters' frustration with the Conservative Party over two decades of failure to control migration. This is the most key issue that motivates the British to leave the European Union. However, they did nothing. “And when people stop participating in the elections, they start participating in street politics. This is at the heart of these riots now taking place in Great Britain. The Muslim population in Britain is on course to become a majority within our lifetime. In the second and third generation of Muslims, a sense of belonging to the United Kingdom does not arise", explained Toncho Kraevski.
“Britain's problems are with migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh, who over the past 40 years have organized ghettos, migrant gangs and gangs in small towns. Prostitution, gang-rape of girls of British and Indian origin in nightmarish proportions were filmed. Hundreds of thousands of women have become victims of these gangs. The social situation in the UK is critical for this reason. When they voted to leave the EU, people naively thought that the EU was the problem, not their own government, that this was the only possible radical solution. But then no one interprets this thing correctly", noted the political scientist.
“Social unrest in Britain is presented in the major British and global media as seen by the British government. The British government's interests in this matter seem to diverge from public opinion. The government sees the protesters as extremists because they are extremely afraid of the possibility of ethnic conflict, even though their policies create the conditions for such conflict. They must treat the causes of the disease, which are in the control of migration, not in the control of information," pointed out Tochono Kraevski.
"What we observe in Great Britain, as well as in other European countries and the USA in terms of migration, is a perversion of the democratic principle according to which the people choose their government. We see an inversion in which the government chooses its people. That is, through migration legislation, through the mass admission of migrants and giving them voting rights, they begin to manipulate the electoral body that elects them. A conflict arises between the interest of the political elite and the indigenous population of the country. A huge part of the first and second generation migrant population cannot leave the so-called cycle of poverty, despite the best efforts of the British government. Migrants are rather a net fiscal damage to the state.
It finances, sponsors at its own expense mass migration, which benefits some international corporations, which thus keep their production costs low. It is mostly in the interest of politicians who rely on these votes for their election. Behind the politicians and the corporations are the universities, which are very seriously disconnected from the social reality in Great Britain. They have been shaping the younger generation for 40-50 years, educating young Britons, and indoctrinating them literally into what is the mainstream view of the government - people who protest against mass migration are extremists, they are racists. The structural inequalities and problems of the British nation must be reformed and remedied. This intellectual proletariat that British universities produce is waging war through the media, through the political parties. They are in an intellectual conformity of obvious lies that are visible to any normal inhabitant of the Island. Keir Starmer will take steps to quell the protests, most likely by force," explained Toncho Kraevski.