Prelates refuse to condemn armed Islamic mobs terrorizing indigenous Britons
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Catholic and Anglican bishops have issued statements supporting Muslims and migrants after civil unrest erupted all over England following the murder of three young girls by the son of a Rwandan immigrant last Monday.
Speaking on behalf of the Catholic Bishops' Conference for England and Wales (CBCEW) on Monday, the lead bishop for Migrants and Refugees, Paul McAleenan, said he condemned "the appalling violence over the past week, especially that directed at migrants and their places of residence."
"They demonstrate a complete disregard of the values which underpin the civil life of our country," said Bp. McAleenan.
"They defile the flag they wrap themselves in."
"My prayers are particularly with those who are sheltering in hotels or are feeling threatened," Bp. McAleenan said, referring to the flood of uncontrolled illegal migrants who are predominantly Muslim men of military age and have been the trigger for escalating tensions among indigenous Britons.
"You are loved and welcome here. We all should do what we can to make sure that you feel safe. My prayers are also with the emergency services, who selflessly continue to work despite the risks. Thank you for all that you do in the service of the common good," McAleenan emphasized.
JESUIT SERVICE BLAMES RACISM
In a separate statement posted on the CBCEW website, the director of the Jesuit Refugee Service UK, Sarah Teather, blamed the violence on "the disinformation and racist, divisive rhetoric fueling this hostility."
"Too often, people fleeing danger and searching for a chance to rebuild their lives here have been dehumanized by politicians and others in a position of influence," she said, defending the torrent of migrants flooding Britain.
In a letter to The Times, archbishop of Westminster, Cdl. Vincent Nichols, joined the leaders of other religions to condemn "anti-Muslim hatred and the targeting of mosques; asylum seekers and refugees attacked; (and) violence directed towards the police and private property."
"Even when they do admit it is Mohammedans rioting with weapons, causing trouble, it is still the fault of the far right thugs."
The letter was co-signed by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Chief Imam Dr. Sayed Razawi, and Imam Qari Asim, chairman of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board.
"Those using the appalling stabbings in Southport to incite and commit violence against Muslim and asylum-seeker communities should be deeply ashamed," Welby posted on social media platform X.
Condemning the anti-immigration protestors on video, who were waving British Union Jack flags and the English flag of St. George, Welby said: "This is not British, it is not English. They defile the flag they wrap themselves in."
"They talk about defending this country's Christian values. When Jesus was asked what you should do in life to have a good life he said 'love God, love your neighbor and love your enemy,'" Welby added, in a reference to several pastors and hundreds of Christians who continue to raise concerns about the Islamization of Britain.
BISHOPS REFUSE TO CONDEMN MUSLIM VIOLENCE
While Christian leaders supporting the cause of indigenous Britons have repeatedly called for peaceful protests and have distanced themselves from violent mobs in white, working class communities who set fire and vandalized hotels housing illegal immigrants – many Christians are angered by the refusal of Catholic and Anglican leaders to condemn similar violent attacks by armed Muslim gangs.
"First, they outright lie and say it is 'far right thugs' rioting. Then, when the evidence is undeniable, they switch from gaslighting to condescending. Even when they do admit it is Mohammedans rioting with weapons, causing trouble, it is still the fault of the far right thugs," media celebrity Fr. Calvin Robinson, posted on X.
"Mass immigration is unhelpful, multiculturalism does not work, the policing seems to be on a two-tier system."
In comments to Souls and Liberty, Fr. Robinson spoke of a "massive disconnect between the elite – the the politicians, the mainstream media and the hierarchy in the Church – and ordinary British folk."
The Old Catholic priest, who is of mixed-race heritage, said that "the elite are gaslighting us" even when "we see video footage of Mohammedans with planks and machetes going out to cause trouble."
"People are fed up, people are afraid, people are frustrated and that's coming out in unhelpful ways. Violence is never the answer. Mass immigration is unhelpful, multiculturalism does not work, the policing seems to be on a two-tier system," Robinson lamented.
ELON MUSK BLASTS TWO-TIER POLICING
"Why aren't all communities protected in Britain? @Keir_Starmer," Elon Musk, the world's richest man and owner of X, asked the British prime minister on his social media platform, amidst accusations of "two-tier policing."
British police have been seen to deal with Muslim protestors with kid-gloves while using dogs, batons and riot squads to tackle protesting groups of indigenous Britons.
Musk was responding to a video of armed "Muslim patrol" members who surrounded and attacked the Clumsy Swan pub in Birmingham after marching around the area looking for white Britons to attack. Videos on X also showed Muslim mobsters stopping cars and checking for "white" people.
"Why aren't all communities protected in Britain?"
The leftwing Sky News telecast accidentally captured on camera Muslims in Birmingham standing with swords and machetes. In another telecast, a Sky News reporter looking for white protestors ignored a Muslim gang of heavily-armed men with machetes walking right past her on camera.
Hundreds of Christians on social media blasted the bishops for failing to understand the real causes of the violence; and not protesting against Muslim rape-gangs who engaged in sexual violence against white, working-class girls on an industrial scale in over a dozen towns in England.
The bishops are also being slammed for supporting rather than opposing the Marxist-led Black Lives Matter movement and continue to remain silent over massive pro-Palestinian Muslim demonstrations which have targeted Jews with genocidal hate speech.
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Dr. Jules Gomes, (BA, BD, MTh, PhD), has a doctorate in biblical studies from the University of Cambridge. Currently a Vatican-accredited journalist based in Rome, he is the author of five books and several academic articles. Gomes lectured at Catholic and Protestant seminaries and universities and was canon theologian and artistic director at Liverpool Cathedral.
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