‘Weakness’: Public backlash in Britain following pro-Palestine protests

Sky News host Andrew Bolt says protesters showing the UK’s “weakness” have made way for public backlash.

“When you show its weakness, you have to prepare for a backlash,” Mr Bolt said.

“We are now seeing exactly that in Britain over the last few days.”

[daniellebcooper]

'Australians' are NOT embracing extreme ideologies. Lefties and a certain religion are.

[leonardhenson]

Far right if you want a normal family and oppose wokeness

[KLM_ZA]

Not far right! They are standing up for their values and their country!

[ivansultanoff]

That is what happens when you let in extremists-thanks Albo

[johncollins]

I utterly condemn far-left politicians.

[azza]

Is this the diversity that they were promoting?

[anurag]

A muslim no matter where they are owe their first and foremost allegiance to their fellow muslims and islamic regimes across the world instead of the nation where they were born in or are the citizen of. They do not care about their fellow citizens, neighbors, leaders but are loyal to the world wide Islamic umma(nation) as they say. Hence they are prone to thinking inwardly about them and their muslim community in opposition to their fellow human.

The muslims have already built sizable vote banks in all western and Easters nations, positioning themselves to be the swing or decisive vote in democracies, thus forcing the leaders to pander to their demands. The demands start from blasphemy laws and hate speech laws to curb criticism regarding the draconian islamic practices and will keep going until they have some kind of sharia law or change the secular constitution of the country. This has happened in Malaysia, Lebanon, India and will happen in every country where the muslims will become a majority.

[johnyare]

Two tier policing is not an accusation it's a fact.

[ponyclub]

This is not Australia's future. It's its present.

[WolfsFriend]

There has never been a country called Palestine.

[foed]

they will never be loyal to australia period.

[jeanettemurphy]

Two tier policing - one rule for certain cultures and one for white people.

[AW-W]

How come we get crappy Sky News UK instead of the much more enlightening + informative Sky News Australia?
Can we please get rid of crappy Sky News UK?

[RJ-cprl]

Wow that BBC anchor cutting him off! There’s the problem right there, doesn’t fit their narrative. We’re doomed.

[davidheslop]

The problem in the UK now we have a very weak prime minister who is pro Islam and against most UK citizens.

[ericabagarello]

What is happening in England and in the Anglosaxon world is good. Maybe people will start waking up, push back and question their leaders. I still think it's too late to save Europe, but maybe the islamification can be slowed down a bit.

[rogermckinnon]

Pinocchio and his allies seriously need to go

[gecko-sbkp]

There has been a putrid stench in Canberra for a couple of years now...

[rickbuck]

This is a glimpse into Australia's future if things don't change.
Australians don't want this!
Listen to the wisdom of the Australian people that successive governments have ignored.

[kailashchimbaikar]

When you show compassion, they see it as weakness.
Albanese folded like a cheap suit against the Islamic threat.