Keir Starmer and the mainstream media owe the British public an apology for falsely blaming them for the summer riots. Investigations reveal that the real threat comes from global networks, not a homegrown ‘far-right’ as previously claimed.
Well, my fellow Britons, it seems that the time has come for a long-overdue apology from our dear Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, and his loyal cheerleaders in the mainstream media.
For months, they have been banging the drum of fear, casting aspersions on our own citizens by labelling them “far-right thugs” in the wake of the summer riots.
They’ve sought to vilify the British public, insinuating that these disturbances were the product of a festering homegrown threat. But the facts, as they so often do, tell a rather different story.
You see, while Starmer and his media allies whipped up a frenzy about an alleged far-right menace lurking on our streets, Sky News went digging for the truth. And what did they find? Not the shadowy ranks of British extremists that Starmer would have us believe, but a global network orchestrating the violence from far beyond our borders. Yes, the riots weren’t a homegrown problem at all. So much for the narrative of “far-right” UK gangs.
And let us not mince words: as the head of MI5, Director General Ken McCallum, has confirmed, the real and present danger to British security comes from Islamic extremism, not some mythical far-right army. Speaking from the Counter Terrorism Operations Centre in London last week, McCallum was unequivocal. By far, the most significant terror threats facing the UK are from Islamist groups. In fact, he stated 75% of the terrorist threats MI5 handles are linked to Islamist extremism.
Yet, despite these clear and present dangers, Starmer and his acolytes prefer to stoke the fires of division and blame the people of this country. This man is not merely mistaken; he is a danger to British interests. After the appalling handling of the Chagos Islands—where his government handed over sovereignty to Mauritius—Starmer has shown time and again that his leadership puts British security on the back foot… and at risk!
The British people have been treated with disdain, labelled as extremists, and falsely accused of stirring up violence. But the truth is out. The riots that plagued our streets did not come from within; they were the work of organised global networks, far removed from the so-called “far-right threat” our Prime Minister was so eager to invoke. Much of the mainstream media, ever keen to parrot Starmer’s narrative, owe the people of this country an apology too.
Let’s face it—there is no credible, organised far-right threat in the UK. It’s time to stop the scaremongering and focus on the actual threats we face. As MI5 has clearly stated, the real danger comes from Islamic extremism and state actors bent on undermining our nation’s security. The terrorists plotting in dark corners of the internet, the foreign regimes trying to meddle in our affairs—these are the threats we should be worried about, not some bogeyman concocted for political convenience.
So, I say this to Sir Keir Starmer and the mainstream media: stop insulting the intelligence of the British people. The facts have laid bare the truth. It’s time for you to stand up, admit your mistake, and apologise to the very people you have unfairly smeared.
Our country deserves better. It’s time for leadership that addresses real threats, not fabricated ones.
Claire Bullivant, Editor
Claire is the founder and editor of the Conservative Post and was a co-founder of the Conservative Democratic Organisation. Claire is now setting up www.GreatBritishPAC.com. Pre-register today.
