Archiving the “strange death of Europe,” as Douglas Murray put it, and the West more broadly, at the hands of the neoliberal technocracy.
Hijabed migrant employed by government caught abusing dementia patient
My grandfather, who thankfully is still going strong at 84 years old, once made me promise to take him out into the woods and shoot him in the head with a shotgun before anyone ever tried to stick him in a nursing home.
And he wasn’t even thinking about abusive migrants — just the general indignity of the whole living arrangement.
Via BBC (emphasis added):
A carer who was secretly filmed mocking and threatening an elderly bedbound man with dementia has been struck off.
Amina Sani was found to have threatened the 81-year-old with police and threatened to hit him when he became distressed and lashed out at the prospect of being showered against his will.
The Nigerian worker went on to carry out the man's intimate personal care while a cleaner held his arms down.
The incidents at Castlehill Care Home in Inverness on 10 April last year came to light after the resident's daughter installed a secret camera in his room due to concerns over his care.
The footage was later featured in a BBC documentary into care standards at Castlehill, in which families accused the home of "cruelty" and "neglect".
Sani's legal representative told a Scottish Social Services Council misconduct hearing that she had not been trained properly in what was her first job in the UK*.
*You see, in Nigeria, it’s simply not common courtesy to not threaten dementia patients; it’s the UK government’s fault for not “properly training” her not to do it.
NEWS: Several care workers have been sacked after the abuse and neglect of an 81-year-old man with dementia.
— Enough’s Enough (@Enoughsenough00) September 28, 2026
The BBC reports one of them, Amina Sani from Nigeria, who threatened to punch the resident, has now been struck off. Her legal representative said it was her first job in… pic.twitter.com/1dnl1dAPR7
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Obviously, given the fallen state of humanity, sadly, some degree of abuse of the elderly, or any other vulnerable population, is inevitable.
It’s rather a question of mitigating the damage and averting the conditions in which such abuse would become rampant or socially accepted — like not staffing virtually the entire medical field with feral Third World migrants.
Migrant mocks high-trust society behavior on TikTok
Continuing on the high-trust vs. low-trust theme, living in a society where one can carry valuables in public without constantly remaining in a state of high alert for criminals is an entirely foreign concept to these people — so foreign, in fact, that they find it a subject of derision when they arrive in a high-trust environment.
Here, a migrant from somewhere in the Third World mocks tourists in London carrying “there” — “their” being, of course, misspelled, as he must have attended whatever the UK equivalent is of the Quality Learing Center — phones around town without being constantly vigilant of people (migrants) interested in snatching it out of their hands.
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I’ve seen really quite a number of radicalizing videos in this line of work over the years — Senegalese migrants defecating in public ponds in Poland, gang beatings of white kids in British government schools, the whole nine yards.
But this one might take the cake.
The grotesquery of some migrant mocking the very foundation of the country that fostered him — the thing that made it great, its high trust — is beyond the pale.
The migrant mind simply cannot comprehend that it should not steal anything and everything it desires that isn’t nailed to the ground.
Indeed, the concept of a high-trust society where all of the windows aren't behind iron bars and the supermarket goods under lock and key strikes them as stupid — an invitation to take advantage of the situation.
British tourists in London deserve to get ripped off for their naivety.
As explored in my industry-leading expat memoir, Broken English Teacher: Notes From Exile, there are certainly advantages to living in the Third World — including, ironically, greater personal freedom — but one of the major downsides is the long-term psychological impact of living in a low-trust society.
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Of course, the institutions of the West, which are (for the most part) populated not by migrants but by traitorous natives, have done a great deal to erode the previously high level of trust that citizens enjoyed.
