Britain’s Future

What future does this country have?

2029 At the general election, no party is able to get an overall majority. And so a coalition of Labour, the Greens, the Lib Dems, Muslim independents and other assorted Left-wing MPs come together to form a government.

2030 A dozen churchgoers are slaughtered by Islamic terrorists on Christmas Day in Hertfordshire. Prime minister Sadiq Khan says the action is ‘abhorrent’, but prefers not to frame it as a religious attack.

2031 Ten people are killed in a knife attack on Easter Sunday. Police say they are not treating it as terrorism.

2032 Website thereligionofpeace.com is banned in the UK and the EU.

2033 The findings of the 2031 census are eventually published, at least in part. There appears to have been an effort by the State not to release certain data; mainly that pertaining to the ethnic makeup of many English cities. Some commentators are shocked to see that ‘White British’ in London is now just 20%, while others say ‘so what’, claiming that London has always been multiracial.

2034 A new wave of cancellations in the arts seems to be underway. Alfred Hitchcock’s 1927 film The Ring is removed from all streaming services because it contains the ‘n-word’; several W Somerset Maugham books will not be republished because they contain the same word. Some note that censorship may be more widespread, as they struggle to find any work of Hitchcock or Maugham on some websites.

2038 Bacon sandwiches seem to have almost disappeared from greasy spoon menus; sausage sandwiches too. Pork chops and black pudding are also extremely difficult to come by.

2039 King William says that branding the ‘prophet’ Muhammed a paedophile warlord should be punishable by a lengthy prison sentence.

2043 The majority of schools in Britain are now minority-white. A whistleblower describes what life is really like in one school in northern England. They are subject to a police manhunt.

2044 Dog numbers are declining. There are fewer canines in Britain than there have been for a hundred years, and they are now mostly confined to parts of rural England – which is still by and large White British. It’s a different story in the towns and cities,  where not only do Muslims have no dogs, but the remaining non-Muslims are afraid to, as they often face aggression when out on their dog walks.

2047 The word ‘foreigner’ is now designated hate speech; anyone uttering it faces very severe penalties, including in some cases jail-time.

2048 Following local elections in England, it is now the case that every English city has a Muslim mayor. The same year marks 100 years since post-War immigration to Britain began. One commentator remarks that if the people had known back then what would happen to their country in the following century they simply wouldn’t believe it, or would be utterly horrified. He goes to prison for a year for ‘stirring up racial hatred’.

2050 Two minor terrorist organisations, predominantly comprised of natives, appear to be in operation throughout the country: WFB (Whites For Britain) and EWR (the Enoch Was Right movement). Prime minister Shabana Mahmood vows to do all in her power to crush them, even hinting that she wants the death penalty restored for them. The organisations largely target mosques and other places where Muslims congregate, such as Bournemouth beach; security, costing millions of pounds, is stepped up.

2051 There is only one pub left in Leicester! It becomes famous and something of a pilgrimage for drinkers – although, after threats are rumoured to have been made against its owners, it closes a couple of years later.

2053 Over the year, there is a shocking wave of assassinations of British politicians. This is despite enormous and costly security for MPs, especially the small number who visibly oppose immigration and multiculturalism.

2054 Crufts has its final year.

2055 Earlier than previously expected, Britain becomes minority White British. The exodus of white Britons has accelerated in recent years, mostly to the US and Australasia.

2057 England’s last nude beach is ordered to close.

2059 With terrorist attacks a part of everyday life in Britain now, just one casualty has been waste bins: there are now virtually none in cities, because bombs are frequently put in them. This means that rubbish litters the streets.

2063 A charismatic Muslim politician emerges who takes the country by storm. He appears to be moderate and preaches an optimistic message that promises an end to the divisions that have split Britain in recent decades.

2069 The desecration and vandalism of graveyards which largely contain the remains of the indigenous population has become a regular occurrence. Throughout Britain, gravestones and churches are now frequently targeted, and many are left in ruins. Authorities claim it is difficult to stop; critics (those few who are still allowed to speak) claim it is too dangerous to stop, as they are afraid of those committing the actions.

2070 Britain essentially now has no immigration controls. ‘What’s the point?’ seems to be the official thinking. It feels like the whole world has come to these shores over the last century, so it seems strange and pointless to try and stop it now. Besides, considering most of those who hold power in politics or the judiciary are from non-British backgrounds themselves, there is very little will to stop ‘brothers and sisters’ from also coming in. ‘What right have we to tell people they have no place in this land?’ asks one lawyer. One of the country’s few remaining sages asks ‘why on earth would anyone want to come here?!’ He is branded a r*cist, arrested and thrown in jail.

2071 All meat must now be halal.

2083 Nearly one hundred years after they achieved tax independence, women are once again taxed on their husband’s salary. This follows years of women’s rights being gradually eroded.

2085 Christmas hasn’t so much been banned as severely downgraded to a festival involving some food and a few presents; Christmas past is still fondly remembered by older people.

2087 Has civil war commenced? It’s difficult to say, as everyday Britain is so disordered and fractious. Are there a lot more killings, or just a few more killings? Is there a lot more racial discord, or just a little more racial discord? Do people hate each other a lot more than they used to, or just a little more than they used to? It’s impossible to say. The only thing that some people are confident of – if they get the chance to view films and television of old, or read books of old – is that this sort of discord did not seem to be mentioned much back then.

Russell David is the author of the Mad World Substack. 

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