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After Horrific Belfast Migrant Knife Attack, U.K. Officials Think The Problem Is X
After Horrific Belfast Migrant Knife Attack, U.K. Officials Think The Problem Is X
Authored by Monica Showalter via American Thinker,
Northern Ireland went up in flames as angry Irish mobs rioted in the streets and burned down publicly funded migrant housing complexes last night.
The spark that set it off was a migrant who tried to behead a resident.
This is the attack in living color, which was posted on X:
Tekijä: Hadi Alodid, sudanilainen turvapaikanhakija
Video tapahtuneesta: pic.twitter.com/XLHbgMxRCo
- Roni Arvonen (@RoniArvonen) June 10, 2026
Mob action is never desirable but the anger was predictable, as...
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