Paul Golding, co-leader of Britain first, has been attacked by muslims in jail and is said to have had his nose broken.

For those who remember the world first for a British man getting the death sentence for littering, Kevin Krehan, this should come as no surprise. But when you see a second ‘Islamophobe’ get put in prison where muslims have easy access to him you cannot write it off as an error. You have to conclude it is policy.

Even child rapists get protective custody in democracies so that the other prisoners will not exact a measure of justice beyond what the judge, speaking for the state, has ordered.

When the UK starts allowing muslim prisoners to take revenge in a state run zoo against people who have a legal right and perhaps even an ethical obligation to criticize immigration and enemy ideologies, you know the state has, to use a very English term, lost the plot.

England, like Sweden and possibly soon, Canada, may need to be sequestered by states who have a sense of self preservation and wish to continue to operate under the aegis of reason.

Quoting from the Mirror:

District Judge Justin Barron said he had no doubt it was the defendants’ intention to use the trial – which involved Muslim immigrants in a “particularly brutal and emotive rape” – for their own political ends.

 

He added: ‘This was a campaign to draw attention to the race, religion and immigrant background of the defendants.”

It is likely too late to bother pointing out the judge, that the rape was what was “particularly brutal and emotive”, and that Paul’s pointing out the immigration and religion background goes to motive. One that the state deliberately avoids, while simultaneously knowing its true.

In a democracy, the obligation of the opposition is to oppose state policy. However in France, we see with Le Pen, and the Netherlands, as we see with Geert Wilders, the judicial branches have been hijacked specifically in order to criminalize the legal obligation of any sort of shadow cabinet to oppose policies that defy cultural-Marxism.

In many countries, like the UK, there simply is no opposition. There is a Marxist party headed by May, and a Postmodern party headed by Corbyn. In Canada, well its yet to be seen as Canada’s Conservative party has not yet begun to broadcast any policy, although I do have reason for hope.

Paul was jailed for “harassment” of convicted child rapists. Yet if a crowd gathers to torment a convicted non-Marxist offender, who reading this imagines them even being arrested?

Put a stick in England, start rotating it and turn on the vertical toaster. That democracy is done.