Why President Trump should liberate the UK
The clear conclusion of the Pakistani rape gang phenomenon which saw hundreds of thousands of white British girls brutally raped, beaten, pimped, brutalized, and sometimes killed by Pakistani men over a period of decades, with the tacit support of British political and judicial authorities, including the current Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, is that the United Kingdom cannot be allowed to continue any political existence whatsoever.
The United Kingdom is a criminal regime. Every politically critical institution — the police, the judiciary, academia, media, and government — is dominated by what psychologist Andrew Lobaczewski called a “ponerological network”: a mafia-like organization of pathological personalities defined by dark tetrad traits including sociopathy, sadism and malignant narcissism. In the cause of gaining wealth and power, this network has actively colluded in two decades of the use of mass rape by a client group as a weapon of political war. This phenomenon continues to this day. No reform is possible. This regime must be destroyed.
In decades to come modern Britain will be remembered among the most repulsive regimes in history. What other European state before the modern UK unleashed a mass rape jihad against its own people? Already the name “Rotherham” has seared itself into historical consciousness alongside “Hiroshima” and “Auschwitz” as the capital event of the epoch. By 2040 its most prominent political sponsors and media apologists will be regarded as war criminals, and everyone who turned a blind eye as collaborators.
The only reason why there still remains any doubt on this point is that modern Great Britain has invented a new form of tyranny, a kind of totalitarian neoliberalism, based on the creation of deniable internal markets rather than direct instrumentation of repression. The MI5 front group Hope not Hate, directed to smear critics and survivors of the rape gangs on behalf of the British state, which funds it, is an example. The strategic idea is to create an arrangement in which political violence can be enacted at will, but the regime leaves no fingerprints, and authority remains unaccountable. The result has been moral corrosion across the whole of British society.
Everywhere today in Britain, the same pattern repeats itself: cowardice and cynicism and masquerading as morality and moderation. From nominally conservative journalists serving as conduits for regime propaganda, to a legal system that is now little more than a pyramid of political persecution and financial corruption, everything proceeds by alibi, by hypocrisy, by greed. This reality too will enter the history books as a chapter in the humiliation of a great nation, forced into complicity with its own degradation. Britain today is a hollow society, a traumatized society that sends its champions to prisons, and applauds its own abuse.
For all of these reasons there is today a clear moral imperative — as clear as the imperative of the Vietnamese to invade Cambodia and remove the Khmer Rouge from power in 1979 — to end this criminal regime and put its leadership on trial, and if they are guilty, to hang them. Liberal constitutional theory makes crystal clear that the meaning of the State monopoly of violence is not just an exclusive right to use violence, but also that the State is responsible for all the violence which is committed in its territory. A regime that fails — or refuses — to prevent violence is illegitimate by definition.
There is no question that the current UK regime is already exemplary. But the reality of the situation is much darker: not merely a question of neglect but of active and sustained support. Britain has colluded in a policy of mass rape as a weapon of race war. It has sponsored this policy. It continues to instrument it.
The argument that the British authorities merely “failed to act” out of some misguided concern to preserve good race relations is deliberately intended to deceive. In reality, British authorities, and specifically the Labour Party, did not fail to act. They energetically acted — on behalf of the rape gangs, and in some cases were directly involved in them. If the gangs had not backed by the State, they would have been dealt with very quickly through community self-defense. Instead, British authorities covered-up crimes, arrested protesters, and silenced critics in order to ensure that the gang rapes would continue.
This was not an accident, but a deliberate calculation. Regime clients were given carte blanche to act against regime enemies — the white working class — in the broader context of the ongoing “soft genocide” of population replacement which the British regime has waged against its own people for two decades, and still continues to wage.
The rape gangs are not a coincidence. They are a critical element, if not the central element, of the British Regime in the same way that Sednaya and the Mukhabarat were the central elements of Assad’s Syrian state. The rape gangs are the truth of the British regime, the essence of its political project, and also the truth of the ideology of antiracism which enabled them.
There is no justification for continuing to let this regime breathe. The United States has the means, and the duty, to end it, and a motive for doing so. The endpoint of the UK’s current trajectory is a nuclear-armed jihadi state in the heart of the American Atlantic lake. This outcome must be prevented before it materializes.
The scale of the calamitous political situation in Britain must be faced without blinking. Repressed for two decades, and with repression increasing, the British people no longer possess the resources to decide their own fate. The moral corrosion that inevitably results from living under tyranny has demoralized British civil society to the point of total submission. Britain today is a prison island, nominally ruled by a cancer-ridden parody of a king. The UK must be politically destroyed, and rebuilt, in the same way as Germany was after the Second World War.
Only America can achieve this. Elon Musk’s recognition this week that Nigel Farage doesn’t have what it takes was correct. Farage is still thinking in terms of elections and optics. But the lesson of the last twenty years is that elections don’t matter. Britain is run by an unelected bureaucracy with total contempt for the popular will, as the subversion of Brexit demonstrated. The United Kingdom is beyond political reform. The regime must be destroyed, and then rebuilt.
A morally resurgent America, which has broken the back of its own system of tyranny with the reelection of President Trump, cannot remain passive as we watch the humiliation of our cousins. The continuing existence of the British state is a moral stain on the free world. It is not the business of the United States to intervene in alien cultures. But it is America’s business to defend Western values in Western countries. It should liberate Britain.
Daniel Miller is IM—1776’s literary editor.
