UK Two Tier Policing

Imagine being attacked and nearly decapitated and your community comes out to celebrate and defend your attacker while you lay in hospital. We’re in upside down hell. Nothing but geriatrics, union scabs, soy boys & blue haired freaks.

European countries have been ‘RUINED’ by uncontrolled migration…

Conor McGregor has publicly demanded an immediate halt to ‘immigration from the third world’ and the removal of ‘all illegal entrants’ following a stabbing incident linked to a Sudanese migrant in Belfast.

Posting on X a day after the attack, the UFC star urged authorities to ‘close the borders,’ adding that ‘inviting and financing mentally deranged people from the 3rd world is a hard no.’ In another post, he called for a complete immigration ban, insisting that migrants ‘cannot come here any longer.’

His remarks followed a shocking stabbing attack on Monday night, where a Sudanese migrant is accused of inflicting knife wounds to a man’s face, neck and back on a residential street. Police identified the suspect as a 30-year-old asylum seeker who had been granted indefinite leave to remain.

He was later charged with attempted murder and is due to appear in court today. Disturbing footage recorded at around 10.30pm on Monday appeared to show the alleged attacker repeatedly stabbing a man in the street.

The clip shows a man standing over a blood-covered victim, holding a knife to his throat while raising his fist in the air. As horrified witnesses screamed, he then appeared to make a sawing motion while bystanders shouted: ‘He’s trying to cut his head off.’

Police confirmed that a kitchen knife was recovered at the scene. The Sudanese suspect reportedly crossed legally from the Republic of Ireland into Northern Ireland three years ago under a long-standing arrangement that does not require passport checks.

He travelled by bus from Dublin to Belfast and immediately applied for asylum, authorities revealed amid growing pressure for answers yesterday. Several months later, the Home Office granted him refugee status with a five-year visa. The victim has been identified locally as Stephen Ogilvie, a man in his 40s, who remained in serious condition in hospital last night.

It is understood that he lived in the same social housing complex as the suspect. Violent protests erupted across Belfast last night as hundreds of masked demonstrators set fire to homes and vehicles following the migrant’s arrest. Properties, cars, a bus and a supermarket were torched as parts of the city descended into disorder, with claims that some attacks specifically targeted non-white residents.

Protesters were also said to be focusing on HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation), where several people share accommodation and which some claim are being used to house migrants at public expense. Shortly before 8pm, masked men dressed in black pushed burning bins against a bus, setting it alight and sending thick smoke into the air.

Homes and vehicles were later set on fire alongside a Middle Eastern supermarket. Videos from the scene showed infants being carried from nearby houses as flames engulfed surrounding properties. PSNI assistant chief constable Ryan Henderson warned that the unrest ‘damages communities, damages local businesses and brings young people into the criminal justice system when they shouldn’t be’. Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill condemned the ‘outright thuggery’, stating that ‘groups of masked men burning families out of their homes is nothing less than disgusting cowardice.’

O’Neill added: ‘The attack in north Belfast was heinous and wrong. But there are dangerous attempts to exploit that, to target and attack innocent people who are simply trying to live, work and raise their families here.’ She stressed that racism, intimidation and violence are wrong in every circumstance. ‘There can be no excuse and no justification for these attacks tonight. No one wants to see this on our streets and I again appeal for calm,’ she said.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly echoed those concerns, saying: ‘Violence does not advance any cause, it damages it,’ and added: ‘Destroying things within your own community benefits no one.’ Meanwhile, former Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster argued that legitimate concerns in working-class communities about immigration had been overshadowed by the riots.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer also condemned the scenes, stating: ‘The scenes in Belfast last night were shocking and completely unacceptable. There is no justification for the violence and disorder that we saw threatening our communities, nor for those who encouraged it, online or elsewhere. ‘It is clear that people were targeted last night because of their background and I will not tolerate it.

Those responsible will feel the full force of the law.’ Anti-immigration demonstrations were also reported in several other UK cities on Tuesday night, including London, Glasgow and Southampton.

McGregor has repeatedly voiced concerns about immigration in the past, claiming last year that Ireland was close to ‘potentially losing its Irishness’ because an ‘illegal immigration racket is ravaging our country’. During a visit to Washington with US President Donald Trump last March, the MMA fighter said he was at the White House ‘to raise the issues the people of Ireland face’ because ‘what is going on in Ireland is a travesty’.

The United States is home to millions of people of Irish descent who emigrated in search of opportunity, and McGregor directed part of his message toward them. ‘What is going on in Ireland is a travesty.

Our government is the government of zero action with zero accountability. Our money is being spent on overseas issues that is nothing to do with the Irish people,’ he said. ‘The illegal immigration racket is running ravage on the country.

‘There are rural towns in Ireland that have been overrun in one swoop, that have become a minority in one swoop, so issues need to be addressed and the 40 million Irish Americans, as I said, need to hear this because if not there will be no place to come home and visit.’

Other high-profile figures also reacted to the Belfast stabbing, with Tesla boss Elon Musk encouraging people to continue protesting. ‘Only by protesting REPEATEDLY and LOUDLY will there be any change,’ he wrote on X.

Hard-right activist Tommy Robinson also used social media to repost messages encouraging people to join demonstrations. Robinson shared graphics carrying the instruction: ‘All businesses to close at 5.30pm tonight.

No exceptions.’ ‘The whole of the United Kingdom is hitting the streets tonight at 7pm following yet another invader attack on our people,’ he captioned the images. One statement he reshared urged protesters not to carry mobile phones. ‘Technology and recording devices… don’t help anyone, this is saving our country not for the powers to use it against patriots and shaft us,’ the account claimed.