It won’t have escaped the notice of IsAC regulars that civil unrest in Britain seems to be slowly bubbling up. One obvious symptom is the protests building at ‘asylum hotels’, as people gather to express their disgust at the government’s abject failure to stop the invasion of our shores, with all the social, economic and cultural problems such an invasion brings.

Another symptom is the growing campaign to hang Union flags or the Cross of St George in public places up and down the country, as a sign of pride, rage and defiance. Naturally, certain local authorities are starting to take umbrage at this, and ordering the removal of said flags.

Take the example of bankrupt (in more ways than one) Labour-run Birmingham Cuntcil. The cuntcil is having flags removed on the basis of *cough* ‘safety concerns’, claiming that they could ‘put the lives of motorists and pedestrians at risk’. Yeah right, even if they’re 25 feet off the bloody ground. Funnily enough, I don’t remember any similar concerns being expressed by officialdom when earlier in August, there were P@ki flags everywhere around the town to celebrate that shithole’s day of independence. Incidentally, the Cuntcil was also happy to light up the city’s central library building in green and white as part of the commemorations.

Now step forward Tower Hamlets Cuntcil, run by the (get this) pro-Gaza Aspire Party, led by that cunt Lutfur Rahman, who was done for electoral fraud and ‘spiritual intimidation’* in 2015. This cuntcil has said that it will take down St George flags ‘as soon as possible’, in spite of being perfectly happy with displays of Palestinian flags being left hanging from council buildings and lamp-posts for long periods, so as not to *coughs again* ‘destabilise community cohesion’. Of course, the fact that 40% of the council’s population is of a certain demographic is pure coincidence.

In Britain these days, it seems to be fine to make a display of being just about anything, from Pakistani to Irish to Palestinian, just don’t make a display of being English and expect to be tolerated in the same way. You run the risk of being branded a xenophobe, a rascist, or a Nazi. As far as displaying your flag is concerned, that may well be deemed unacceptable by petty figures of officialdom (and like as not, the police as well), and specious reasons will then be found to clamp down on such displays if they so choose. It remains to be seen whether other authorities will try to follow the example of Birmingham and Tower Hamlets, but it wouldn’t surprise me. The enemy within has eyes and ears, and is watching you.

*no, me neither…

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