Under Boris Johnson, the British Conservative government (I don't know why we call them that, because I'm not sure exactly what they’re conserving) had a completely incontinent border. Millions of migrants of any quality and any provenance gushed into Britain. This was the Boriswave. British people now want to undo this wave and unpick at least some of the damage it did - but the Tory Party have now decided instead to say, "the Boris wave was good, actually". Tim Stanley, a bellwether of modern Tories, spoke at the party's conference to condemn the "racist far-right", say how proud he is that his party is led by someone of foreign origin, and to say of the Boriswave that it would be "immoral" to return them and "they ain't going back". He's also at pains to emphasise that Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch is as English as they come, and that anyone who thinks she isn't "just doesn't like black people". But Kemi has described herself as "Yoruba". And why does Tim Stanley think that if you think somebody's not English, you don't like them because they're black? Somebody can be not English, and you can still like them, and you can even want them in your country. I don't think Kemi should be deported. I don't think 99.9% of people on the supposed "far right" think that either. Mostly because she's got a posh English accent. I don't think there's anything immoral about asking people to return to the country they were born in, the country of their ancestors, if being here isn't working out for us. I'd quite like to return to the country I was born in. Trouble is, I never left it. Tim even admits that the mass immigration was very, very wrong. So why is it morally wrong to roll back something that was very very wrong? Despite Tim's low-testosterone submission to endless mass immigration, of course it can be reversed. Donald Trump did this in America. Iran and Pakistan deported millions of Afghans. They just did it. You can just do things.

"It's just students worried about education funding!" Riots have erupted across France with schools burned down, hundreds of police officers injured and running violence in the streets. Who’s doing it? It’s the usual suspects - but if you just paid attention to the mainstream media, you’d be forgiven for thinking that this was just a polite group of white kids worried about school funding. The BBC used all its resources to find the whitest, most peaceful protest they could cover, and framed it as a grand Gallic tradition. “Since the infamous protests of 1968, French governments have known the power of young people taking to the streets” The Guardian pushed responsibility onto the police with the headline, “As the mother of a student in Paris, I see what’s happening: reasonable demands met with awful violence. It would be tough to argue that the demands of France’s protesting high school students are not reasonable ones, worth taking to the streets for: investment in crumbling schools, replacing absent teachers, reducing class sizes and overstuffed timetables, and bridging the inequality gap between schools in different areas.” Even the (supposedly) conservative Telegraph excused the rioters, leading with "We're doing this for our teachers”. Meanwhile, actual footage of the riots shows wanton destruction, schools burning, an improvised flamethrower and brutal violence. Polish politician Piotr Zakowski shared footage of a group of migrants filming themselves in Limoges, France, attacking a French family while shouting "kill that white family." He reports that after seriously injuring the family, they entered the family's home and completely trashed it. A student rioter at Honoré-de-Balzac high school near Paris has called for the police to be killed “in the name of Allah.” “There are only ten of them. In the name of Allah, we can kill them all!” he shouted. Other young rioters happily cheered. The maddest thing is that even though there are Islamists in these riots shouting "Allah Akbar," there are young native French people on the side of the Islamists. They're so indoctrinated with anti-white left-wing ideology. They cheer for people who would kill them. They sing songs celebrating the Bataclan massacre, which targeted people exactly like them. And rioters sung a rap song about a jihadist terrorist who executed an 8 year old French Jewish girl by shooting her in the head. France was one of the first places to recognise the state of Palestine. Pretty soon they'll be recognising the state of Palestine inside France.