Furious protesters have gathered outside migrant hotels in towns and cities such as Newcastle, Swindon and Falkirk after the Court of Appeal yesterday overturned an injunction ordering the removal of 138 migrants from an accommodation in Essex.
It comes as the Labour government was last night facing accusations from senior Tories that it is ‘taking the side of migrants over Britons’.....<<<Read More>>>....
Like Europe, we have imported far too many followers of Islam, made far too few requirements on them to leave their ancient hatreds behind and embrace Australian cultural norms, and been far too tolerant of their habitual intolerance.
Unlike Europe, we proved two decades ago that by treating illegal immigrants like the law-breakers they are, and subjecting a tiny number of them to exemplary deportation, we have simultaneously stymied the people-smuggling trade and silenced the idiotic voices of the bien-pensant elites, who were so vociferous in their insistence that not only was such a policy wicked, but it would fail in its objectives. There are signs that reality is starting to mug the British elites, with grandees of the Labour Party such as Jack Straw calling for Britain to repudiate the ECHR, and other Labour figures, like Graham Stringer, calling for the resuscitation of the previous government’s Rwanda scheme, which it was Kier Starmer’s first act in government to extinguish.
So, in the matter of illegal immigration, we are, in a limited and benign sense, leading the UK. In the matter of its close cousin, ‘multiculturalism’, we may not yet be quite so polluted as the UK, but as witness the repulsive displays of Judeophobic bile that defaced our cities following October 7th, we do not lag far behind. Both countries harbour extensive Islamic ghettoes, whose imams are free to spout jihadist venom which in any other context would see them prosecuted, and whose inhabitants avidly embrace the largesse our welfare systems provide, while showing not the slightest interest in embracing our culture....<<<Read More>>>...
The new ruling is a legal victory for the Home Office, but has poured petrol on the fire in communities already reaching breaking point. Reversing the High Court’s prior decision closes a potential loophole for those hoping to reduce the vast quantity of asylum seekers housed in UK hotels, and while Friday’s ruling has been sold to us as courtroom clarity on a delicate scenario, it may yet prove to be political quicksand.
The government continues to insist that hotels remain a “temporary necessity” in the asylum system, with migrants’ claims taking months to process and having no alternative sites ready for the next few years. For communities though, it seems to have landed like a hammer blow.
In North Yorkshire and the Midlands, demonstrations have intensified. “Homes for Brits First” and “We Weren’t Asked” appear on placards, summing up the general attitude of local citizens. Residents continue to voice concerns about unaffordable housing, stretched GP surgeries, and lack of consultation in decisions that change their communities. To most, the case is not about legal technicalities, but rather about being excluded from key decisions that reshape their towns, and their lives, overnight.
One protestor told Sky News: “It’s not fair. We can’t afford housing for our own people. We can’t get GP appointments. Yet the government pays millions to put them up in hotels”. ...<<<Read More>>>...
Despite this, staff at the hotels must complete training courses on “unconscious bias” and “ethnic diversity and cultural awareness”.
It comes amid increasing pressure on the Government to close hotels across the country.
Labour’s asylum policy was left in chaos last week after a judge ordered a controversial migrant hotel to shut.
The High Court ruling gives the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, just 24 days to close after it became the focus of violent protests.
The documents, seen by the Telegraph, also state that housing residents with an ongoing criminal case may lead to an increase in insurance costs for the hotel and its staff.
This includes a higher premium for any migrants who have been convicted of arson.
The 117-page “statement of requirements” document which was obtained by a Freedom of Information request is reportedly given to contractors who seek out accommodation for asylum seekers on behalf of the Home Office.
The document allegedly describes the migrants as “service users” throughout.....<<<Read More>>>...
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British opposition leader Nigel Farage declared a "national security emergency" on Sunday, Aug. 10, following the interception of seven small boats carrying 435 migrants across the English Channel over the weekend.
Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips has told Sky News that councils that believe they don’t have a problem with grooming gangs are “idiots” – as she denied Elon Musk influenced the decision to have a national inquiry on the subject.
The minister said: “I don’t follow Elon Musk’s advice on anything although maybe I too would like to go to Mars.
“Before anyone even knew Elon Musk’s name, I was working with the victims of these crimes.”
Mr Musk had called Ms Phillips a “rape genocide apologist” in one of a series of inflammatory posts on X in January and said she should go to jail.
Mr Musk, then a close aide of US President Donald Trump, sparked a significant political row with his comments – with the Conservative Party and Reform UK calling for a new public inquiry into grooming gangs.
At the time, Ms Phillips denied a request for a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham on the basis that it should be done at a local level.
But the government announced a national inquiry after Baroness Casey’s rapid audit on grooming gangs, which was published in June.
Asked if she thought there was, in
the words of Baroness Casey, “over representation” among suspects of
Asian and Pakistani men, Ms Phillips replied: “My own experience of
working with many young girls in my area – yes there is a problem. There
are different parts of the country where the problem will look
different, organised crime has different flavours across the board....<<<Read More>>>...
The Sudanese man appeared in court accused of attempting to take the girl of ten while she was with her father.
Edris Abdelrazig, 30, in Stockport, Gtr Manchester, was arrested for allegedly trying to lure away the girl on July 13th.
Last night, the Government called the charge “deeply concerning”.
He had been living in a three-star, £100-a-night hotel in leafy Manchester suburb Wilmslow.
Abdelrazig appeared before JPs on July 15th.
He was remanded in custody to appear at Manchester crown court on August 26th.
It comes after claims of a cover-up because police told councillors in Nuneaton, Warks, to avoid disclosing that two suspects in the rape of a 12 year-old girl were asylum seekers....<<<Read More>>>...
The elected councillor began asking questions in April, questioning whether the large number of new arrivals would affect local residents on the housing waiting list.
But instead of getting answers, Councillor Edwards said he was accused of “inciting” hate and spreading “misinformation” against an ethnic group.
The Free Speech Union has now taken up his case, calling it a “chilling” example of democracy being suppressed.
It has since been revealed there was a huge official cover-up with the Government obtaining a super-injunction to stop the public finding out it had a secret immigration scheme for thousands of Afghans.
The Mail revealed that, while the public was being kept in the dark, ministers were being warned in private their scheme risked “significant integration considerations” including with housing and local services such as education and healthcare.
But when Councillor Edwards – an
independent member of nearby Sandhurst Town Council – began asking
Bracknell’s borough council a series of questions, he was reported to
police by a borough councillor.....<<<Read More>>>....
Over 1,000 are expected outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, amid a growing clamour for it to be closed after an Ethiopian asylum seeker staying there was charged with sexually assaulting a schoolgirl days after arriving in the UK.
Police have
thrown a huge ring of steel around the hotel, while officers from forces
including Merseyside, Surrey, Lancashire, the City of London and Sussex have been drafted in to the market town support Essex Police....<<<Read More>>>...
What began with a series of protests in Epping, Essex, over the alleged sexual assault of a teenage girl by a recently arrived Ethiopian migrant, has now spread, as Brits air long-standing grievances about asylum seekers they have been forced to host in their own communities.
Demonstrations have so far been reported in Bournemouth, Southampton and Portsmouth, Norwich, Leeds and Wolverhampton, Sutton-in-Ashfield in Nottinghamshire, Altrincham and even at Canary Wharf in London. With years of unaddressed anger rapidly making itself felt, the police, pulled in all directions, are struggling to keep up. “Local commanders are once again being forced to choose between keeping the peace at home or plugging national gaps,” admits the head of the Police Federation.
Still, it seems there is one thing the Government is more than happy to devote resources to: trawling the internet for anti-migrant sentiment. The Telegraph reports that an elite team of police officers convened by the Home Office is set to monitor social media to flag up early signs of unrest. Working out of the National Police Coordination Centre (NPoCC) in Westminster the new National Internet Intelligence Investigations team will “maximise social media intelligence” gathering in order to “help local forces manage public safety threats and risks”.
If this new division was just about intelligence-gathering that would be one thing. It’s true that social media is in invaluable resource for following events on the ground at such gatherings, while local Facebook groups are often where grassroots protests are organised.
Yet we know that when it comes to the British state and social media, censorship and punishment for online speech is never far behind. Ever since Sir Keir Starmer repeatedly linked the Southport unrest last year with social media, the idea has firmly taken root in Whitehall that the best way to stop unrest is to aggressively police the internet....<<<Read More>>>...
Private contractor Serco – one of three working for the Home Office – are offering five-year guaranteed rent deals to landlords, with the taxpayer footing the bill.
Their website states the company is
responsible for housing over 30,000 asylum seekers, with an ‘ever
growing portfolio’ of over 7,000 homes...<<<Read More>>>...
Immediately, this has been associated with the war in Ukraine and taken as a guide for citizens in the event of a Russian invasion of France, although there must be some doubt about that as the recommendations for the contents of an “emergency kit” do not include a white flag.
Nevertheless, that officials are evidently thinking in terms of the extremely unlikely event of a Russian invasion, yet seem to be ignoring the ongoing and far more dangerous invasion of low-IQ third-world immigrants, tells us something of the mindset prevailing in government circles.
Although we haven’t (yet) seen a similar initiative in the UK, there is a certain sense that war clouds are gathering, with moronic talk of conscription in the event of a shooting war.
Bizarrely, that includes black MP, Paulette Hamilton who, from her base in multicultural Birmingham Erdington, would be happy to dispatch “toxic” white males to do battle with the Russians, leaving more room for third-world migrants who are currently invading our shores unchecked.
It is that prospect that has evoked a range of hostile reactions, the general sentiment being couched in terms of refusing to fight for a nation which does not value its own and refuses to secure its borders or limit immigration which is undermining the fabric of society....<<<Read More>>>...
