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THENATIONALPULSE (Christopher Tomlinson) - KASSAM: Once a Fifth Column Puts Down Roots in Your Country, It Becomes ‘Incredibly Difficult’ to Remove.

The National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam warned on Stephen K. Bannon's War Room show that Britain is now struggling with a deeply embedded “fifth column,” arguing that mass migration, restrictions on speech, and a two-tier justice system have left many Britons afraid to openly challenge the transformation of their communities.

The National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam has warned on Stephen K. Bannon’s War Room show that Britain is now struggling with a deeply embedded “fifth column ,” arguing that mass migration, restrictions on speech , and a two-tier justice system have left many Britons afraid to openly challenge the transformation of their communities. The National Pulse takes no handouts from billionaires or big business. If you want to keep radically independent reporting on the issues the corporate media refuses to cover alive, help support the work of Raheem J. Kassam and his team by JOINING PULSE+ or MAKING A DONATION .  Kassam said there is “multi-tiered policing and multi-tiered justice going on in the United Kingdom,” adding that…Open

Which specific locations did Raheem Kassam visit for his 2017 book No Go Zones?
For his 2017 book No Go Zones, Kassam traveled through immigrant-heavy neighborhoods in Britain, France, Belgium, Sweden, as well as Dearborn and Hamtramck in Michigan.
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What is the long-term danger of alien communities becoming entrenched according to Raheem Kassam?
Kassam warned that once alien communities become sufficiently entrenched, assimilation and political integration become increasingly difficult, and he compared the presence of a "fifth column" to a cancer that is incredibly difficult to cut out of society once the roots have taken hold.
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What are the "safe access zones" in Britain and what conduct can be criminalized within them?
Britain has established 150-meter "safe access zones" around abortion facilities where conduct intended or likely to influence someone accessing abortion services can be criminalized; government guidance notes that, depending on circumstances, this could include silently praying inside one's head.
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What legal frameworks in Britain are cited as contributing to a stifling environment for free speech?
The Malicious Communications Act and the Communications Act are identified as laws that criminalize certain communications deemed offensive. According to Freedom of Information data reported in 2025, police were making more than 12,000 arrests annually under these two laws.
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How does Raheem Kassam describe the current state of policing and justice in the United Kingdom?
Kassam stated that there is "multi-tiered policing and multi-tiered justice" occurring in the United Kingdom, which includes preferential treatment for Islam and minorities while white people are treated as "second-class citizens in their own home nations."
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What specific factors did Raheem Kassam identify as contributing to the presence of a deeply embedded "fifth column" in Britain?
Raheem Kassam argued that mass migration, restrictions on speech, and a two-tier justice system have contributed to a "fifth column" in Britain, leaving many Britons afraid to challenge the transformation of their communities.
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