Prime Minister Question Time in Parliament these days is now little more than a farcical show which few, in reality, can take seriously. Like much damage done to the UK, our democracy, traditions and way of life, the blame for the dumbing down of PMQ's lands at the meddling hands of Tony Blair who was the Prime Minister who did immense damage to the UK and Parliament. He did not want the bother of having to account for himself twice a week, as PMQ's used to traditionally be held, so he changed it to a longer period once a week and since then it has become little more than a place for grandstanding and cheap point scoring by incompetent politicians, most who do not have a clue about how to govern the country.
Nothing showed off the degrading of British politics and the herd instinct within the House of Commons than PMQ's on Wednesday 3rd June 2026 when the Reform Leader, Nigel Farage, stood up to challenge Keir Starmer about 'two tier policing' in Britain after the murder of Henry Nowak and the disgraceful way the P.C. police treated this decent young man as he lay dying. This was, without doubt, a prime example of the police being institutionally racist, however, due to their training and brainwashing to ensure our police no longer treat all equally without fear or favour, and are trained to be woke, they are now institutionally racist against anyone who is white and as such are always presumed to be racist by the police and ruling elite of this sad nation.
After the police bodycam footage was shown on TV and how a dying Henry Nowak was disbelieved when he said he had been stabbed and could not breath, to be told by one of the officers: "I don't think so mate", Nigel spoke out in a You Tube video and used the term: "Pure cold rage" regarding how the public was feeling after they had seen that bodycam footage. Although Nigel was right to say what he did, personally I think a more appropriate thing to say about how a majority of people were thinking would be more accurate if he had said 'a silent rage'.
The reason I say this could be seen in the showboating of the majority of MPs in the Commons on that Wednesday at PMQ's when Nigel stood up, they were pulling faces, shouting him down and blaming him for the subsequent rioting that inevitably followed in Southampton. This was not Nigel's fault but yet another reaction to the policies and actions over many years put in place by those who were shouting Nigel down. This was frustration on the streets by those who were not able to voice their feelings as eloquently as Nigel, the inevitable rioting was the only expression available to those who do not know how to put their frustration into words - so they reacted and those who were the real cause of the problem then, hypocritically, blamed Nigel for the riots.
This brings me to the reason why I prefer to to use the term: 'a silent rage'. The reason being that although a tiny minority took to the streets in Southampton, the vast majority in the nation, when seeing incidents such as this, plus many other cases of discrimination against the indigenous white, Christian population, they rage in silence due to the fear that has been created by Socialist dogma and intolerance over many years. They fear telling the truth and giving the facts in real life at work or on social media in case it will bring the police knocking on their doors should they say the obvious that a man in a frock, pretending to be female, is still a man. They fear saying that although they may not have any hatred for homosexuals or lesbians, that none the less marriage should only be between a man and a woman due to the retribution it will bring if they speak freely, so they stay silent and rage in private. In the past, those such as their parents or grandparents used to be able to speak freely in the days when freedom of speech was considered a right and not treated as a crime. So they rage in silence and the pressure is building.
Bit by bit the freedom to speak out has been stolen, mostly by intolerant Labour politicians who do not want people to challenge the insanity of their socialist woke plans who have worked their way into all parts of society over the years and everywhere you go all British institutions are infected with the plague of woke and political correctness. Education has been infected, our NHS courts councils and the police - all now corrupted by socialist woke intolerance. It is a plague that is now, like a rampant virus, killing freedom and democracy in Britain. We now have a Prime Minister who is making the problem worse as he is a major part of the problem.
There is an old custom in Parliament that MPs do not accuse other MPs of lying, so to get around this terms other niceties are used such as that by Winston Churchill when he accused another of not telling the truth, he said the MP had used a "Terminological inexactitude". So when Keir Starmer stated as a response to Nigel's question and he stated that there was no two tier policing, it was obvious to all that he was using a terminological inexactitude through his teeth!
Everyone witnesses two their policing, it can't be avoided, it is in the news almost daily such as the case pointed out by Sir Malcolm Walker, the founder of the Iceland stores who told how the police ignores threats made to staff in the stores by rampant and violent shoplifters, which is now out of control due to police inactivity on this crime wave, but the moment a false accusation of racism was made against a member of his staff they were there within minutes to arrest that person who had been accused.
As our freedom to speak out, truthfully and honestly is stolen by socialist deviants, pressure is building and at some point things will erupt, how this will happen is not easy to say, I just hope that in the face of left wing dictatorship British resolve will hold and the country does not erupt into violence. The tide is already turning quietly and almost silently when people whisper to each other they are far from happy with the state of things and how the country is being run. The revolution against unfair woke is beginning and we can all see its beginnings in the recent local elections when Reform candidates were winning council seats across the country.
The contempt for the electorate by those too arrogant to see the silent rage is still ongoing, as can be seen in Birmingham. Reform won the largest number of seats in the council elections but not enough to make a majority. A rump of Liberal Democrat's, Green's and pro Palestine anti-Israeli councillors have got together to make an odd pact and to form a ruling coalition which no one voted for, all to stop Reform, who the majority voted for from ruling. The silent rage is growing.