Douglas Murray: "The UK is FALLING APART Right Before Our Eyes..."

Douglas Murray Breaks the Silence They Wanted to Keep

What happens when a country imports every grievance but forgets to defend its own foundations? Douglas Murray has a brutal answer.

He doesn’t whisper it — he lays it bare: Britain opened its doors, and in came not just people, but ancient hatreds, sectarian baggage, and foreign wars now acted out in London streets. What began as tolerance has collapsed into paralysis. Institutions sing songs of unity while radicals blockade cities, vandalize history, and test how far they can go before anyone says “enough.”

And through it all, the people who built Britain — truly built it — are told to be quiet, to step aside, to apologize. Murray isn’t playing that game.

He’s not warning out of spite. He’s warning because there’s a line being crossed, and once it’s gone, you don’t get the country back.

This isn’t just about protests. It’s about what a nation allows itself to become — and whether it remembers who it is before it forgets for good.