Prime Minister of the UK: “In relation to the Muslim Community- I will take every step to keep you safe”

In a recent speech on August 1st after the riots in Sunderland in response to the mass stabbing in Southport. UK PM Keir Starmer has said that he will take every step necessary to keep Muslims safe.

Kier Starmer said he would crack down hard on the protests against immigrants. While offering no solution to riots by the immigrants. It’s not even a month in the office and the Labor is showing it’s double standard.

Anti-immigration riots in Sunderland, UK. In response to the murder of three school girls by a man of Rwandan descent in Southport

Anti-immigration riots have erupted in Sunderland in response to the murder of three school girls by a man of Rwandan descent in Southport.

The town's police station was set ablaze during the demonstrations. This is on Keir Starmer, his rhetoric. pic.twitter.com/OoMq8IsXGE

— Brian Joyce (@brijoyce) August 3, 2024

• Incident Overview: A police station in Sunderland was set on fire, and objects were thrown at officers during a protest that escalated into a riot, Report.
• Arrests and Injuries: Eight people were arrested for violent disorder and burglary; three police officers were hospitalized, with two requiring further treatment.
• Protest Origins: The riots were in response to a mass stabbing by an immigrant of Rwandan origin at a Taylor Swift-themed class in Southport with 3 children dead, and 10 injured.
• Violence and Vandalism: Rioters threw projectiles at police, overturned and set fire to a car, and set off fire extinguishers on officers.
• Protest Atmosphere: Some protesters displayed England flags and chanted in support of right-wing activist Tommy Robinson; others shouted insults about Islam.
• Stand-off at Mosque: A stand-off occurred between police and protesters outside a mosque, where objects were thrown at officers. Police formed a protective ring around the mosque.
• Two-tier Policing Complaints: Some protesters complained about perceived two-tier policing, with differential treatment towards the mosque.
• Additional Tensions in Liverpool: Similar tensions and a small scuffle occurred outside a mosque in Liverpool, with counter-protesters chanting in support of refugees.

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Official Reactions:

• • North East Mayor Kim McGuinness: Condemned the violence, labeling it as “criminal thuggery” and emphasizing that it does not represent Sunderland.
  • Chief Superintendent Helena Barron: Asserted that the disorder and violence would not be tolerated and praised officers’ commitment.
  • Sunderland Central MP Lewis Atkinson: Expressed full support for police efforts to protect communities and combat criminal thuggery.
• Potential for Continued Unrest: Fears of ongoing unrest as social media posts promoted further protests targeting mosques across the UK, with counter-protests also planned.
• Police Response: Northumbria Police stated their priority is public safety and condemned the serious violence against officers.

Prime Minister’s Response:

• • Keir Starmer hosted police chiefs to discuss strategies against far-right violence.
  • Vowed to prevent a “Summer of riots” orchestrated by far-right groups.
  • Criticized thugs who traveled to Southport, Hartlepool, and London to incite violence.

Activities Planned:

• • Intelligence reports indicate plans for rallies in multiple cities including Manchester, Liverpool, Nottingham, Leeds, and Belfast.
  • Flyers circulated calling for protests against perceived terrorism and urging gatherings outside mosques.

Government Measures:

• • Plans to share more intelligence on far-right activists and prevent them from using public transport.
  • Police to use facial recognition technology and monitor travel patterns to disrupt coordinated efforts.
  • Online advertisements of planned meets have been asked to be shared among police intelligence units.

Official Statements:

• • The PM emphasized the need for a robust response to coordinated far-right violence.
  • Stressed that misinformation and violent protests do not represent grieving families.
  • Northumbria Police and Merseyside Police assured residents of extensive plans to prevent further disorder.
  • Officials condemned misinformation and urged communities to avoid spreading unverified information.
  • The PM Said, “In relation to the Muslim Community- I will take every step to keep you safe”

In response to the Prime Minister’s announcement, Reform UK’s Nigel Farage posted a video message on social media, saying:

• • “So the Prime Minister tonight, reacting to what has happened over the last 48 hours, his conclusion? very simple.
  • “It’s all the far right as if they’re causing all of the problems. No, the far right is a reaction to fear, to discomfort, to unease that is out there, shared by tens of millions of people.
  • “Let me be clear, I don’t support street violence, I don’t support thuggery in any way at all. But I’m worried not just about the events in Southport, but about the societal decline that is happening in our country.

This series of incidents raise concern over the double standards of the new UK Prime Minister. When dealing with riots by the immigrants they call it “Fiery, but mostly peaceful protestors”. over the natives. With the continued incidents of stabbing and rioting in the UK. And the non-stop and unchecked immigration even while having its economic breakdown. One has to wonder what will happen in the coming 5 years of the Pro-Immigration Labor Party in Power.

The UK has become the New Third World