Given the UK’s Rishi Sunak sacking Suella Braverman for saying what many others would feel – that the police were too lenient towards pro-Palestinian marchers, whom she called mobs – it seems her cardinal sin is to tell the truth as she sees it. She had also previously stated what has become obvious worldwide, that promoting multiculturalism has dearly cost the countries embracing it, that ‘it makes no demands on the incomers to integrate’.
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