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UK Riots 2024: Why are riots happening in Britain, worst in 13 years..

Far-right protesters clash with police in UK cities as unrest spreads.

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Far-right protesters have clashed with police at several rallies as unrest linked to misinformation about the murder of three young girls in a stabbing attack spread across the United Kingdom.

Riots involving hundreds of far-right anti-immigration protesters have erupted in several towns and cities in recent days after false information spread rapidly on social media that the suspect in Monday’s knife attack at a dance class for children in Southport was a Muslim immigrant.

英國全面大暴動為什麼?  .

英國202407月底發生持刀攻擊兒童舞蹈班釀3死的暴行，在極右翼煽動全案為穆斯林移民所犯的不實消息助長下，多個城市上週末爆發反移民暴動.

上週末英國有十多個城市出現示威者走上街頭，抗爭自南部奧爾德夏特（Aldershot）一路延燒至北部桑德蘭（Sunderland）、西部利物浦（Liverpool），連北愛爾蘭的貝爾法斯特（Belfast）也未倖免。.

事出有因,憤怒的英國人對於過去14 年來,英國高度失業率通貨膨脹,外資遞減,退出歐盟,政黨惡鬥,害慘啦英國老百姓,他們心中的怒氣沖沖,怒火無法發洩,因此假藉信仰伊斯蘭教的穆斯林移民為犯案的事件,大規模的走上街頭巷尾,進行所謂的示威遊行,抗議甚至於開始燒搶打匝, 蓄意破壞公共設施,讓英國警察大舉出動與抗議人士對幹,而且擴大漫延至2/3.以上的英國城市,事實上英國早已淪落為3 流國家,經濟萎靡不振,外債高築,失業率節節高升,老百姓節衣縮食各式各樣的犯罪行為層出不窮,.

有些人故意製造犯罪事件後到警察局自首,在審判後入監服刑,以逃避失業沒有薪資的苦日子,因為在監獄服刑有工作分配就是有薪水,所以英產生所謂的職業服刑人士 ,進行人生的轉換跑道,.英國人悲哀咎由自取,昔日仗勢船堅炮利對外國侵略壓榨,尤其是對於中國侵銷鴉片毒品甚至於發動2次鴉片戰爭,將中國擊敗,簽訂南京條約開放5口通商,強行租賃香港九窿100 年, 侵佔關稅高達1200 億英鎊除此之外,火燒圓明園搶奪無數奇珍異寶,8國聯軍攻打中國,簽訂辛丑條約 賠償白銀4.5億英倆,英國索賠佔據最多數,如此一來英國完全依賴海外資產的掠奪過日子,如今搶劫的金錢早已揮霍殆盡,英國的工商業不振百業蕭條,不是關門就是停業,大肆裁員造成更進一步的社會問題,所以英國發生暴動是正常的現象,在英國境內製造混亂破壞,英國再也無法進行海外掠奪,由此看來英國將常期陷入所謂的暴動時期?.

Growing nationalism and perceived denial of freedoms fuelling UK riots,.

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An expert in criminology and online extremism believes that the violent demonstrations currently gripping Britain are the product of people feeling threatened by a maelstrom of issues projected onto the "other".

A scholar in sociology at the University of London suggests social media played a role in the violence that has broken out across the UK in recent days, but the real link was to a larger "latent" problem.

"If you look at the particular incident that has basically been the real tipping point of the violence and the unrest, what it indicates is that it feeds into a much larger problem that has been there, latent," Stephanie Alice Baker said.

"The role of social media in a lot of these riots was much more symbolic, and it was the way in which people were able to communicate solidarity with one another," she added.

She argued that the xenophobic unrest could be partially attributed to feelings of "denied freedoms" and perceived risks to British "sovereignty"..

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Elon Musk says ‘civil war is inevitable’ as UK rocked by far-right riots. He’s part of the problem.

Social media has played a big role in fueling the anti-immigration riots engulfing towns and cities in the United Kingdom.

And agitator-in-chief Elon Musk is not sitting on the sidelines.

The Tesla chief executive and owner of X posted to the platform Sunday that “civil war is inevitable” in response to a post blaming the violent demonstrations on the effects of “mass migration and open borders.”

On Monday, a spokesperson for the UK prime minister addressed Musk’s comment, telling reporters “there’s no justification for that.”

Musk’s decision to amplify the anti-immigrant rhetoric highlights the role that false information spread online is playing in fomenting real-world violence — an issue of growing concern to the UK government, which vowed Tuesday to bring those responsible for the riots, as well as their online cheerleaders, to justice.

Later on Tuesday, a 28-year-old man in Leeds, northern England, became the first person to be charged with using “threatening words or behavior intending to stir up racial hatred” online, according to the UK Crown Prosecution Service. The charges related to “alleged Facebook posts,” Nick Price, the director of legal services at the CPS, said in a statement.

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Riots have swept Britain over recent days, and more outbreaks of far-right, anti-immigrant violence are feared this week, leaving the new UK government scrambling to control the worst disorder in more than a decade.

Police officers were injured in Plymouth on Monday night as angry crowds descended on the coastal city in southwest England.

The latest outbreak of violence came after crowds of far-right agitators set fire to hotels housing asylum seekers over the weekend in two cities, leaving those inside trapped and terrified, while throngs of rioters in other cities damaged public buildings and clashed with police, throwing objects at officers and smashing their vehicles.

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.Widespread, violent rioting across the United Kingdom underscores the growing threat of far-right extremism amid rising anti-immigration sentiment, political polarization and disinformation campaigns, but the unrest is unlikely to significantly destabilize the new Labour government. Violent far-right demonstrations have been taking place for over a week in multiple towns and cities across the United Kingdom. Violence first broke out on July 30 in Southport, Merseyside, as far-right groups rioted in front of a mosque amid speculation on social media that a 17-year-old male arrested in connection to a mass stabbing attack that killed three young girls and seriously injured five others in the town was a Muslim migrant. Despite investigators dismissing rumors about the identity of the attacker, riots spread across the country over the following days, including in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Sunderland, Blackpool, Bristol, Hull, Leeds, Middlesbrough and Belfast, resulting in clashes with the police and significant property damage.....

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