"Almost two months have passed since then, and there is no reaction," Shoigu said.

 “If the political class had listened to that warning and accepted the verdict of the people, the killings in Southport either would not have happened at all (because the killer and his family would have been sent back to the now entirely peaceful and safe Rwanda), or would have been seen as a terrible crime which the police and courts alone should deal with,” political analyst and former MEP Nick Griffin told Sputnik.

“But the political and media elites refused to accept the vote, failed to deliver the secured borders... It is this, together with an endless litany of two-tier policing and criminal justice, which make indigenous Brits… feel like second-class citizens in their own country. Frustration and anger over this had turned large parts of the country into a tinderbox, just waiting for a spark,” Griffin said. 

“Deep down,” Griffin believes, “the US Deep State helped create [the British and wider European migrant] crisis – and is now stoking it – as a way of destabilizing its supposed allies. It’s the same trick as the sabotage of Nord Steam: The ostensible target was Russia, but the real target was the German economy and the Euro - damage them and the looming end of the dollar hegemony may be put back a little longer.”

"It was a sobering start to the G7 and one that I will not forget, especially at a time when Russia threatens to use nuclear weapons once again. It is heinous, it is dangerous, and in the shadow of Hiroshima, it is unforgivable," she said, not even mentioning the US, the only country that has used nuclear weapons.