Yes, the people of the UK have been greatly concerned about the massive increase in immigration over the past 25 years. Successive governments have said they would deal with it - but didn't. There have been only two parties able to gain parliament but our voting system means you only ever get one or the other and they are basically the same. We just replaced Sunac with Starmer not because people came out in droves to vote for him, but because people didn't vote for the other guy.

Farage with his new party has broken through and have made a bridgehead, just a few mps this time but we hope sufficient next time to form the government. These recent actions and name calling by Starmer would likely deliver a Farage government if there was a vote tomorrow.

In some ways this mirrors the US situation in which the Biden regime has shown the people the ruth and they are likely to return Trump in November with a huge majority

Add into this - for the UK - that we have had massive Muslim immigration and they have been allowed since last October to stir up strife week after week with parades in London. They have not integrated, and continue with their own culture in enclaves. As PhDinNY pointed out above here is a pattern to progress when Muslims come into a country. In small numbers very nice, as their numbers as a% grows they become more demanding, appeasement fails and then the real troubles start, we are likely approaching that point but their % is not yet high enough.