Belfast Riots & Migrant Stabbing Live Reaction With Peter Bleksley and Patrick Christys (Video)

A shocking stabbing, days of riots, growing tensions over immigration, and renewed questions about policing, integration, and political leadership have pushed the issue to the top of the national conversation.

In this 12 June 2026 published Triggernometry video, hosts Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster talk with guests Peter Bleksley and Patrick Christys to unpack what happened, why it happened, and what it means for the future of Britain.

The live-streamed discussion centers around the June 2026 civil unrest in Belfast, Northern Ireland, addressing the following key events: The riots were triggered by a brutal knife attack. A Sudanese national on a five-year visa, identified as Hadi Alodid, attacked a local man named Stephen Ogilvie, leaving him permanently blinded in one eye. Graphic footage of the attack spread rapidly on social media, fueling intense anti-immigration sentiment and sparking consecutive nights of severe rioting. Mobs targeted ethnic minority communities, burning vehicles, businesses, and homes, which forced numerous families to flee. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) faced sustained attacks, requiring reinforcement officers from Great Britain and the deployment of plastic bullets. 

In the episode, Bleksley, Christys, and the hosts unpack the broader implications of the unrest. A major focal point for Peter Bleksley is the concept of two-tier policing in the UK. He heavily critiques modern policing methods, arguing that the system has lost public trust by managing public order offenses differently depending on the political or demographic alignment of the groups involved. Patrick Christys echoes sentiments he regularly shares on GB News, arguing that mainstream political leaders and media fail to address the core concerns of regular citizens regarding mass migration and public safety. He asserts that ignoring community anxieties over immigration and housing pressure pushes people to a breaking point. Despite the riots being launched under the banner of outrage over the attack, the panel acknowledges the official statement from Stephen Ogilvie’s family, who heavily condemned the violence, rejected racism, and explicitly requested that the tragedy not be hijacked to fuel hostility against migrants. 

https://youtu.be/gKLenZmxQiE