Should the state treat violent political action as a special category of crime, or simply as ordinary criminality? A little-known paper from 1977 contains a fascinating history of Parliamentary dysfunction more relevant to today's climate than anyone might realise.
British politicians have relied on loaded language to influence public perception on multiculturalism since the 1960s. The term 'ethnic minorities' subtly relativises the distinction between indigenous and non-indigenous populations, manipulatively steering the public debate.
Mass immigration since 1948 is constitutionally unlawful regardless of legislation. The 1688 Coronation Oath establishes the English people as sovereign, with Parliament bound to govern existing people, not displace them. Only births, deaths, and marriages can change the sovereign population.