Britain’s panic over violence reveals something deeper than crime statistics: a nation losing trust in its leaders, its media and its own story. From the Huntingdon stabbing to Musk’s “hobbits,” Farage’s claims, Enoch Powell’s warnings, and Tony Blair’s empty slogans, fear is being amplified while honesty is avoided. The real crisis isn’t just violence - it is a system that can’t tell the truth about its own failures. Russell Brand reports.
