Belfast erupts in riots as officials say Muslim’s near-beheading of man on street was not a terrorist attack

By Christine Douglass-Williams | June 11, 2026

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Yet Keir Starmer has done nothing about illegal migrants streaming into the UK and putting citizens at risk, while police continue to worsen the problem. From covering up Muslim rape gangs to the stabbing of little girls at dance class, to the horrifying Henry Nowak case, and now, to the denial that a near-beheading on a Belfast street was a terrorist attack. Hadi Alodid who was only charged with possession of a knife in a public place and threats to kill. Alodid had recently entered the UK.

In a statement from Stephen Ogilvie’s family:

Ogilvie’s family condemned the violence and said the tragedy shouldn’t be “used to divide people or fuel hostility.”

They said they “want to make it absolutely clear that overnight unrest is not welcome, and peaceful protest is the only way forward.

“We have many migrants who make a deeply valuable contribution to our country, including in our health care system and hospitality sector and we depend on them to make our country work.”

The Ogilvie family deserves every sympathy, but the horror that happened to their loved one has significance beyond the intense suffering of the family itself. The people of the UK don’t feel safe anymore; they are frustrated and outraged for good reason. The riots across the UK represent collective anger over more than a decade of irresponsible immigration policies, as well as woeful neglect of the economy and national security. Leaders who were elected to uphold the law, which includes managing the UK’s borders, have failed their citizens. They have demonstrated a complete disregard for the valid concerns of the majority of citizens.

Belfast is burning.

Britain's politicians have failed us all. pic.twitter.com/MDqnFKoQCB

— Tommy Robinson ?? (@TRobinsonNewEra) June 9, 2026

The UK population is not being listened to. They are being exploited as the red-green alliance pursues its dark agenda in politics and the media. The people feel helpless and frustrated.

Immigration horror stories beget more horrors: the horror of violent clashes in which innocent people will be harmed on all sides.

Not Antifa: Hundreds of mostly Protestant youths in black gathered in north Belfast to riot on June 9 following the attempted beheading attack on a man by an African migrant.

The suspect traveled from Paris to Dublin, and then claimed asylum in the UK. There is a long, long… pic.twitter.com/nGEMbCyhyD

— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) June 10, 2026

Through it all, reckless authorities who are to blame for the mess the UK is in remain unaccountable. No country outside of the West supports open borders and a climate of hatred against its own national heritage. But that is Britain’s dominant ideology today.

“Appeals for calm after ‘sickening’ Belfast stabbing spurs protest calls,” AFP, June 9, 2026:

Immigration has become a hot button issue in U.K. politics, and helped fuel the rise of the far-right Reform UK party in the polls.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AFP) — Northern Ireland police appealed for calm Tuesday after a stabbing in Belfast by a Sudanese suspect, captured in a graphic video, prompted calls for anti-immigration protests from U.K. far-right figures.

The Police Service of Northern Ireland vowed to increase its presence on the province’s streets after footage of Monday night’s incident shared online drew shock, condemnation and demands for immediate demonstrations on Tuesday evening.

Tensions have already been heightened in Britain following violent skirmishes last week in Southampton, southern England, over the police handling of the murder of a young white student stabbed to death by a British Sikh man.

The video from Belfast shows a man straddling another man lying in a street and slashing him several times in the head and neck with a knife, in what far-right figures claimed was an attempted beheading.

Several people can then be seen intervening and tackling the perpetrator, as police arrive.

The PSNI said the man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder was in his 30s, Sudanese and in the U.K. legally, after initially disclosing he was believed to be Somali.

Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson said the force had “no information to suggest that this was a terrorist-related incident,” stressing the investigation was still in its infancy.

The victim, a man in his 40s, “was taken to hospital with significant injuries to his eyes and serious slash wound injuries to his back and face,” he told a press briefing….