The real bigots.

Our prime minister Keir Starmer has aligned with the narrative of Channel 4, The Guardian and Prevent. They all believe Britain faces the biggest threat from far right racists. It may well be that as a result of Islam’s increasing prominence in Britain, that there is more racism towards ethnic minorities and that we see some form of a proactive far right. However, this will be a reactionary response to the aggression of Islam and appeasing of certain ethnic minorities by government. I’m not the only one saying this, see Harris Sultan’s video below.

My audience on sub stack that grew with my covering topics like the Manchester airport attack, the riots in Harehills and the deeply tragic Southport murders, would be considered far right according to Starmer et al. Yet, I know that my audience are decent, fair, intelligent, informed and curious people. I interact with them on a near daily basis on substack and I see their posts and comments on other posts in my feed. These are not far right bigots. In fact, these are people who have actually supported my work, financially and in terms of interacting with me. They couldn’t have been kinder and I would love to meet all of them.

The real bigots I have come across. They may well have joined the EDL set up by Tommy Robinson but no longer running today. They would have quit seeing numerous ethnic minorities within the EDL. My first taste of their sort of mentality was at school. The teachers didn’t know how to deal with it, for them just asking these boys to apologise to me was job done. The truth is these boys nearly drove me to the brink.

I didn’t have supportive parents, my mother in particular took out all her insecurities on me and felt I deserved to be bullied. Physically, I was really not as bad as she said, in fact a friend of hers told me that herself. If it was my daughter, I’d have fought tooth and nail. When you’re let down that early on in life, it stays with you and informs how you react to other people. If I didn’t have my interactions on sub stack as well as some positive ones offline, I would be a hermit, unable to trust anyone.

Anyway, these sorts of things have a tendency to swallow you up and set a negative mood for the day so I must move on. I think what happened with me at school was that there was a fine line between positive and negative attention from the boys. Instead of wanting to flirt with me as they did with other girls, they decided to out of the blue, despite knowing me for years and despite the fact I had not changed in appearance, pick on me. It really was a them issue and I am surprised that my mum who studied basic psychology couldn’t see this. She chose not to as fitting with her personality that is self serving.

As we went to a good school and these boys didn’t seem wanting, I would hazard a guess that they were spoilt and felt girls owed them something. I said to my husband that I bet they are in high positions or even in politics. They seem to have similar personalities to those people. Or they could be living very ordinary lives. Last I cared to check, one had the rainbow symbol and a couple of causes listed on his facebook. Considering the hell he put me through and seeing his now be kind virtue signalling, I could say this was ironic but it seems to be actually fitting of this sort of sociopathic personality.

He and the others are the real bigots, probably the same as those who surround Starmer in the Labour Party and perhaps even Starmer himself. Although he’s a funny sort of chap, I really do get the impression he feels is doing the right thing and that he feels he is not harming anyone. A strange and sinister personality he is. What Starmer and those who agree with his rhetoric, as there are many who bang on about the far right, need to understand is that people who are patriotic to Britain (myself included) are not far right. They are not racist nor bigoted. In fact they are very tolerant and have been taken advantage of collectively. I know what actual racism is and who the bigots are, beyond my experiences at school.

These days many Caucasian males have experienced systemic racism because of DEI quotas and what I would term as toxic feminism. This is where the feminism isn’t about equality at all, rather it means special privileges for women at the cost of discriminating against men. I can’t give specific details but my husband and I both know this from experience. This is not hyperbole or far right media narrative.

Democracy used to be about the will of the people, the majority of the people. That meant listening to us instead of demonising us when we disagree with the government and mainstream media. We have lost that.

Thanks for reading and thank you so much for supporting me.