(Marco Rubio announced the State Department will not be granting Visas to anyone who has been accurately talking about the crimes of the state of Israel from now on.)
from the Expose by Mavros Whissell, as published by the Western Standard on 3 September 2026
I don’t want to live in the United Kingdom (“UK”).
I’m certain most Canadians would say the same thing if you asked them. So why is the Canadian government, and particularly Heritage Minister Marc Miller, taking cues on so-called “social cohesion” from the UK’s Labour Party? Isn’t the UK a royal mess?
If you consult AI about the situation in the UK, it happily reports that such worries are unjustified. According to the 2026 report ‘Crime in England and Wales’, for instance, homicide, theft and incidents of violence are down from last year.
These stats might reassure people looking for easy answers, but they fail to explain the anxiety among many UK citizens, which appears concerningly high. Reports of riots, police making arrests because of tweets containing “hate speech” and problems controlling immigration regularly make the news. Many leftists blame this tension on the “politics of grievance,” which is code for conservative populism.
At certain times, that “grievance” is barely contained.
On 2 June, a near one-thousand-man mob gathered at a police station and then marched to the family home of a 23-year-old Sikh, Vickrum Singh Digwa, in Southampton, England. The Sikh was sentenced to life in prison for the cold-blooded murder of 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak. Digwa lied and claimed he was a victim of a racist attack. The police believed him and arrested Nowak, who had already been fatally stabbed by Digwa. Just minutes later, Nowak died in handcuffs.
After the resulting outrage led to riots and violent clashes with police, 33 people were charged and two officers are being investigated for potential gross misconduct. Several rioters were sentenced to three years in jail or more.
Then there was Belfast a week later, on 9 June...
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