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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 21 MIN

Why Britain’s Riots Keep Happening (And Why Nobody Stops Them)

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Riots have erupted across Britain again from Southampton to a pogrom in Belfast. But who actually benefits when crime becomes a trigger for racial violence? This is how outrage gets manufactured, and who profits from keeping you angry. In this video we break down the two crimes behind the 2026 riots, the politicians and media figures who exploited them, the two-tier outrage at the heart of it all, and the foreign hands stirring division in Britain from Tel Aviv to Washington to Moscow. Sources Belfast “pogrom”: Claire Hanna, BBC Newsnight Farage Belfast response: ITV News / reformparty.uk Rupert Lowe posts: verify on his X account Tommy Robinson “invader attack” post & Musk amplification: Robinson/Musk X accounts Robinson in Moscow with Errol Musk: Guardian / Daily Mail Kirill Dmitriev “UK colonisation” post: HuffPost UK / TASS (huffingtonpost.co.uk) UK sanctions on Social Design Agency: gov.uk/government/news/uk-sanctions-putins-interference-actors Byline Times investigations into Robinson/Russia links: bylinetimes.com (10 June 2026) Leaked Israeli MFA / Stagwell research: Drop Site News (dropsitenews.com) / Arab News Trump National Security Strategy: TIME / Brookings / Al Jazeera Violent crime trend: Office for National Statistics Migrants & crime: Migration Observatory, University of Oxford Stop & search / use of force / sentencing disparities: gov.uk Ethnicity Facts & Figures / House of Commons Library / Institute of Race Relations Casey Review (Met institutionally racist & misogynistic): BBC / Al Jazeera Angiolini Inquiry: BBC / Guardian

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