Soon, very soon, another Southport will occur. Another MEN bombing, another London Bridge, another Lee Rigby. The incident itself will not be entirely the same but it will surely be just as horrific.
When it does happen, I implore you all to remember the thousands of little incidents that our ‘leaders’ brush under the carpet daily. Just because the big incidents are too big for them to ignore, does not mean the pain and misery that thousands of British women and children have suffered at the hands of unvetted foreign men are any more tolerable.
The rage you feel when this day comes should always be with you, a slow simmering anger that time will never dim. If you start to calm down, do what I do, and bookmark some of the most recent atrocities. If I’m ever in danger of not despising our MPs and Civil Servants for a moment, I like to read about Salman Abedi, or look at pictures of little Saffie, and remind myself that the likes of Phillip Rutnam should be as reviled as any foreign killer.
Finally, and most importantly, remember that is a problem fixed very easily. Indeed, it was solved at very little cost and almost entirely in a single week by Donald Trump.
Remember that the Visegrad Group have never had to deal with Muslim suicide killers at concerts, or little girls being butchered at dance classes, because they enforce the borders.
If you feel your hate waning for even a second, simply look at a picture like this every single day, and remind yourselves that British MPs purposely caused the border crisis. That British MPs and Civil Servants personally have a hand in the killing of your children.
And most importantly, remember that no matter what they tell you, rage and hate is a perfectly reasonable and rational response to the callous murder of the most sweet natured and vulnerable of us all.
I will never forget and I will never ever forgive.