That such an attack was able to occur on Yom Kippur under the nose of the Greater Manchester police feels almost inevitable. In the wake of the attack, police officials and politicians issued the predictable statements addressed to British Jews, expressing their solidarity and sympathy. Britain, of course, is not alone in experiencing the dire impact of mass Islamic immigration. One Harry Eccles, who identifies himself as a nurse, socialist, and trade unionist, wrote recently on X that “Britain does not have an immigration problem. In Britain, the word “communities” is almost always a euphemism that’s employed when the subject is Muslims.