Breitbart has follow-up on Steven Ogilvy, the recipient of an appalling act of multicultural enrichment on a Belfast street:

Ogilvy, the victim of the “attempted beheading” in north Belfast, Northern Ireland, in the United Kingdom this week lost one eye and suffered serious damage to the other, as well as deep cuts to his neck. He remains in hospital in serious condition.

The alleged attacker is Hadi Alodid of Sudan.

Left with no other recourse short of overthrowing the government, locals have taken to the streets to protest what is being done to them. This predictably caused Two-Tier Keir Starmer to rediscover a love of law and order.

Calling the “scenes” overnight “shocking and completely unacceptable”, the head of government returned to his usual pattern where he gives the impression — inadvertently or not — of being more outraged by the counter-migrant-violence protests than the original violence itself. He said: “It is clear that people were targeted last night because of their background and I will not tolerate it. Those responsible will feel the full force of the law.”

You bet they will. As usual in the UK, local police are on the same page:

The head of the PSNI [Police Service of Northern Ireland] Chief Constable Jon Boutcher said 200 fresh officers were being flown into Ulster today from Great Britain to patrol the streets against further protests tonight.

Also predictably, authorities blame free speech for the unrest and promise a crackdown.

The police boss particularly cleaved to the official government line on the causes of discontent in the United Kingdom, blaming social media. Making implicit that violence would not happen were there no social media posts to tell members of the public how to react to criminal events, the top cop said his force would be “going after” influencers posting about Northern Ireland online.

Holding the lid down ever harder on a boiling pot while leaving the burner on high is not a long-term solution.

On a tip from MrRightWingDave.