Much as I’d like to flag the 9 posts for which their publication anniversary is today (eg President Trump testifies FOR Jesus, thus for God’s Kingdom), since the blog went full circle from its very first item (private email of 28 February 2009) as recounted in…

2009 ‘Endgame’ warnings manifest – UK’s turning point? (Blog’s full circle: 40)

a HUGE amount of in-depth Press coverage exploded on what became the subsequent focus of two major issues I’d pointed out, viz:

‘Albeit mentioned separately 17 years ago in The Endgame Is Now In Play, two major reservations I noted – DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) and Policing – subsequently combined and worked in tandem to manifest in that horrendous murder and outrageous FALSE arrest, as though planted and watered by the devil itself. Hence the emphases in my following reiteration of 28 February 2009 email:…’

It also exposed the insidious effect of Muslim influence within UK police forces, as revealed herein, to which I received a politician’s gratitude:

“Thank you for exposing this. I am fed up with hearing Starmer attack people who are concerned when he should be announcing suspension of all DEI programmes while these matters are investigated.”  (Sid Cordle, leader of the Christian People’s Alliance UK)

Today I note that the leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, refers to this factor too

Extracts:

‘Kemi Badenoch has blamed the Equality Act for apparent police failings over the murder of Henry Nowak.

The Tory leader said the response to Mr Nowak’s murder was a result of the “equality duty”, which she claimed was actually prompting officers to treat people differently based on their ethnicity….

Mrs Badenoch used a major speech on Tuesday to pledge to scrap the public sector equality duty (PSED), which forms part of the Equality Act 2010.

The Tories believe that the PSED, which requires state-sector organisations to foster equality of opportunity between different groups, has contributed to a divisive box-ticking mindset.

The PSED tells public bodies to promote equality of opportunity, rather than outcomes, between those who have a protected characteristic (such as women, black people and gay people) and those who do not.

Speaking at the Institute for Government, Mrs Badenoch said it was a “self-evident truth” that all Britons should be treated equally. However, she added: “While we have been going about our businesses, activists have been taking Lady Justice’s blindfold off…

“If public services were prioritising their duty to citizens, the last words that Henry Nowak ever heard would not have been a police officer reading him his rights.”

“If you look at the police response, their inability to take a stabbing, or the allegation of a stabbing, more seriously than the allegation of racism, I think is rooted in the Equality Act, and in that principle that if someone says something is racist, it should be accepted as fact.”

Above emphasis is mine and Kemi proceeds to talk about two-tier policing and undue influence:

‘Mrs Badenoch warned on Tuesday that organisations such as the National Association of Muslim Police and the National Black Police Association must not be allowed to have any power over how the police do their job. She said:

“I want to take identity politics out of the public sector. I believe in freedom of association. If you want to go to the pub as a group of Muslim police officers – perhaps they don’t want to go to the pub, let’s say black police officers, that’s fine. But if you start acting as a group within the organisation to change organisational policy…”

Continue to read in full, courtesy this Daily Telegraph gift-read.