Salman Mirza stood in Solihull and spoke of dialogue. He said it is unkind to target asylum seekers and that talks could shift opinions. He set his side apart from the "far right" protesters. He noted that many protesters work with victims of domestic violence. He called for MPs and for community meetings. He argued asylum hotels drain money and that asylum seekers should have the right to work.

Another piece calls Indigenous Day a myth. It calls "indigenous" a Marxist label and says all groups rose from migration and conquest. If origins are shared, indigeneity wanes. It says Westerners were least genocidal. It says identity politics are Marxist. It frames the clash as the "far right" against the "progressive".

The Digest, 8/10/2025 @1200AM, CDT

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