Mass Protests Show Britons’ Anger at Starmer – Experts
People demonstrate during the Tommy Robinson-led Unite the Kingdom march and rally, in London
The Unite the Kingdom protests in Britain reveal the level of discontent with issues like the massive debt burden and the UK’s “increasing involvement in Ukraine,” says Peter McIlvenna, co-founder and host of the Hearts of Oak podcast and Chief of Staff to Lord Pearson of Rannoch in the House of Lords.“I think people are getting tired of Britain and Europe spending so much money, sending so much military to a faraway country that shouldn’t really have a concern for us,” McIlvenna told Sputnik.There is also anger at Prime Minister Keir Starmer over the “shutting down the free speech,” he added, noting that many people in Britain have been thrown in jail just “for comments online.”“Keir Starmer is really facing a huge problem at the moment, he is doing very badly in the polls,” McIlvenna said. “If he had a general election he would be out he wouldn’t be prime minister.”British Heritage Party leader David Kurten argues that a majority of Britons “have been attacked and antagonized” by Starmer’s government over their concerns about “rapid mass immigration” and its effect on crime.
WorldEx-Envoy Breaks Down the Anger Behind London’s Weekend Demonstrations14 September, 13:32 GMTPeople with “legitimate concerns” over those issues are being “smeared as far-right, as racist” by the government and mainstream media sympathetic to it, “and people have just had enough,” he says.“Most people just want to get on with their lives, bring up their families, go about their business without our way of life being undermined. That’s not what happening at the moment,” notes Kurten.
