Public disorder like that seen in Harehills will soon become the norm if justice is not seen to be done
Public disorder broke out in Harehills, a part of Leeds, yesterday. Large crowds smashed up a police car, looted a delivery van, pelted police vans and officers with missiles, and burned a double-decker bus to the ground.
The trigger? Apparently, social workers trying to take one or more Roma children into care.
A visit from social services is far from remarkable amidst the social and family breakdown underway in modern Britain. But it would seem that some in the multicultural community of Harehills were simply not going to stand for agents of the British state daring to interfere in their tribal affairs.
This sort of thing is routine in France where authorities have lost control of the streets.
There are literal No-Go zones where first responders will not attend.
We have witnessed the nascent debut of this lawlessness brewing in Canada since Oct 7.
