The Erosion of Faith: How CIDAC's Revelations Signal the Dismantling of Traditional Christian Britain, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)
Britain, a nation once defined by its Christian heritage, churches dotting every village green, hymns echoing in schools, and a moral compass forged in the teachings of Christ, something insidious has taken root. It's not a sudden revolution but a creeping deconstruction, where the crosses are lowered, the prayers silenced, and the faithful branded as bigots in their own land.
On September 26, 2025, Belinda Brown's essay in The Daily Sceptic, "It's Time to Admit That Christians Are Being Persecuted in Two-Tier Britain," laid bare the raw testimonies gathered by the Commission of Inquiry into Discrimination Against Christians (CIDAC), a two-year probe launched by Voice for Justice UK in 2023. With its final report slated for spring 2026, CIDAC's interim findings, drawn from harrowing accounts of job losses, police harassment, and institutional bias, paint a portrait of systemic erosion. No fatalities yet, as in Charlie Kirk's U.S. shooting, but the parallels are stark: Christians arrested for silent prayer while Islamist preachers roam free, pro-life campaigners battered without recourse, and educators sacked for quoting Scripture. This isn't mere oversight; it's a calculated unmaking of traditional Britain, reshaping it into a multicultural dystopia where elite psychopaths, cloaked in progressive virtue, wield social control through division, censorship, and cultural erasure.
CIDAC's evidence is a gut-punch of the ordinary turned Orwellian. Consider Pastor Simpson, frogmarched by 14 officers for "hate speech" amid phantom complaints, or Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, twice arrested for silent prayer in Birmingham under a Public Spaces Protection Order, told outright, "Your prayers are an offence," by New World Order police. Father Sean Gough, a pro-life priest, watched assailants drive at him, hurl potatoes at his wife, and escape scot-free, only to hear police sneer, "You've called it upon yourself." A pastor, assaulted nine times, spat on, knocked unconscious, begged for intervention, met with, "If you want to be safe, go home." These aren't anomalies; they're patterns, with police ignoring violence against Christians (offences against clergy carry two-year sentences) while hunting "microaggressions" like street preaching. In Congleton, a preacher was cuffed for Bible verses; nearby, an elderly woman protesting Islamist sermons was the one arrested. CIDAC's 2024 interim report, based on 17 interviews, fingered Stonewall and LGBT activists as coordinators, weaponising social media to amplify complaints, endless tweets and letters triggering investigations that, even if dropped, devastate lives through lost income, reputation, and family strain.
This two-tier policing, lenient on some, draconian on others, is the rotten core of Britain's deconstruction. Peel's 1829 principles of "policing by consent" ring hollow when officers, increasingly non-white, brainwashed by progressive woke training, view Christians as the threat. Ignorance fuels it: Judges, educators, and cops, shaped by 60 years of secular curricula, forget Christianity's role in birthing human rights, the imago dei affirming every soul's worth. Without it, value hinges on utility: Christians, with their "judgmental" morals, become expendable. Subjective "offence" now trumps evidence, per the Equality Act 2010's twisted application, harassment defined by feelings, not facts. Social media amplifies: One activist's tweet snowballs into institutional witch-hunts, with cowards in HR and leadership capitulating to avoid backlash. Dialogue? Rebuked, street preachers shunned by Muslim/LGBT groups, pro-lifers ignored by attackers. CIDAC identifies the culprits: Secular humanism and socialism, wielding feminism, gay marriage, and transgenderism as battering rams, now enlisting Islam to fracture the Christian edifice.
This isn't organic decay; it's woke globalist elite orchestration, a psychopathic blueprint for control. Britain's multicultural pivot, accelerated post-1997 under Blair's open borders (net migration from 48,000 to 252,000 annually by 2010), promised vibrancy but delivered division, divide et impera, Roman-style. Elites like Soros-funded NGOs and Stonewall (with its Diversity Champions scheme infiltrating 800+ public bodies), profit from the chaos: £270M in grants for "inclusion," while Christians foot the bill in lost freedoms. It's Huxley's soma via grievance: Weaponise identity to pit groups against each other, rendering the masses too fragmented for solidarity. Traditional Britain, cohesive, faith-bound, sceptical of overreach, threatens this; a rainbow dystopia of atomised tribes, policed by algorithms and "hate" laws, ensures compliance.
CIDAC's spring 2026 report, bound for every MP, demands reckoning: Enforce Equality Act protections equally, defund bias-mongers like Stonewall, train police in Peel's ethos. But without cultural revival, reviving Christian education, shielding speech from subjective saboteurs, the slide accelerates. Australia's housing hell from migration overload, or Korea's birth collapse, discussed today at the blog, mirror it: Elite "progress" hollows societies. Britain's deconstruction? A cautionary dystopia, where crosses fade and control tightens. Yet, as Vaughan-Spruce's acquittal shows, resistance flickers. Will MPs heed CIDAC, or let the elite's grand design consume the last bastion of traditional valour? The faithful's quiet defiance says: Not without a fight, as recent mass marches show.
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