'No Charges': Bob Vylan Proves England Needs an Anglophobia Law
- Philip James
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
Somerset Police are reportedly about to drop the case against Bob Vylan claiming the rapper has not broken UK law.
Bob Vylan’s “Death to the IDF” rant outraged many, but his real poison slipped through: his sheer hatred for the English. On stage he spat, “I hear you want your country back — shut the fuck up.” He calls it a song — but it was anti-white, anti-English hate.
This wasn’t edgy punk. It wasn’t rebellious rap either. It was raw Anglophobia.
Anglophobia
Wikipedia describes Anglophobia as: opposition, dislike, fear, hatred, oppression, persecution, and discrimination of English people and/or England.
Vylan is just one face of a much larger and more dangerous problem: Millions live here with an open hatred for the English people. Some have come here seeking to conquer us with a seventh century religion, others to just bleed us dry —Most of them harbour an overwhelming hatred for the English. They hate us and what we stand for.
Margaret Thatcher said it best in 1987:
“We have harboured those who hated us, tolerated those who threatened us, and indulged those who weaken us.” She was right then — and it’s even truer now. Since she said that, another 10 million have come here. And too many despise the English.
We have laws for every kind of hate — except the one aimed straight at us. If you insult any other group, you’re dragged through the courts. But mock, abuse, and threaten the English? That’s fine — even celebrated. This double standard has to end. It’s time for an explicit Anglophobia law: name it, define it, and make it a crime to incite hatred against the English. No more hiding behind “art” or “free speech” when the real goal is intimidation and division.
Never mind an Islamophobia law we need an Anglophobia law, and we need it NOW.
Fuck around and find out
An Anglophobia law would draw a line: mock us if you like, but threaten us, dehumanise us, and preach our destruction — face the consequences. The English have bent over backwards for everyone else’s sensitivities for decades. It’s time we protected our own people, our culture, and our future with the same legal shield every other group enjoys. No exceptions, no excuses, no more looking the other way.
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