The nonce of the North got up in parliament yesterday and spoke about how Parliament had let down ,
The Liverpool fans
The postmen
The haemophiliacs
With almost tears in his eyes and youโll never walk alone playing in the background he was everybit the tosser we suspected.
But just to confirm what a disgusting man he is, there was one group let down by parliament, let down more than any other that he refused to mention.
The 1000s of young girls gang raped by Muslim men. And we know why , because he is complicit in that cover up.
The nonce of the north will be held to account.
@UnityNewsNet Now! What I heard!! Those two women are dog killing junkies who had attacked the 18 year old with a pair of scissors! Thatโs the word on the street ๐ง๐ง๐ง
Evil Woman ๐ก
This is the 'vile' dog owner facing an animal cruelty probe after she tied her Japanese Akita to a lamppost and abandoned it on the hottest day of the year - then jetted off on holiday to Egypt.
Wardens raised the alarm after the distressed dog was discovered running around an industrial estate having been tied to the lamppost outside PetPractice vets in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on Wednesday, as temperatures soared to almost 35C.
The 'petrified' American Akita called Carla escaped from its harness before running close to nearby roads and was eventually rescued and taken away for treatment.
Now the Daily Mail can reveal the Akita's owner is 47-year-old Paula Blackwood, who left for a sunshine break to Egypt shortly after trying to give away her pet.
The day before Carla was found, Ms Blackwood was on social media begging someone to take Carla off her hands 'immediately'.
She posted on Facebook that Carla was free to a 'good home' because its separation anxiety was causing distress to neighbours
She wrote: 'Japanese Akita to give to good home today. Really good temperament, so loving. I can't keep her as she has separation issues when I'm out, causing neighbours distress.'
Hours later, she returned to Facebook to ask: 'Anyone know who takes dog immediately?'
When she returns Ms Blackwood now faces the prospect of an animal welfare investigation over claims the female Akita was deliberately abandoned.
Wiltshire Council's Public Protection Service said in a statement on June 24: 'This dog may have been intentionally abandoned this morning after being tied to a lamp post on one of the hottest days of the year.
'We are aware who the likely owner of this dog is and we are currently investigating the matter.'
It is believed the dog, which was microchipped with incorrect details, managed to slip out of her harness before running loose near surrounding roads as members of the public struggled to approach her
One eyewitness said the Akita was 'petrified', making it difficult for rescuers to get close.
In a subsequent update, the council said it had identified the dog's owner. The council added: 'We're pleased to confirm that the dog is receiving the care and treatment she needs and will remain safely in our care.'
Ms Blackwood has been looking after Carla since the beginning of last year after being given the dog by a friend.