Black woman brutally assaults white woman on the basketball court.
Black woman is ejected.
Black woman then cries that she's the real victim.
This is society we created. 👇
🚨 BREAKING: A Pakistani migrant named Mohammad Yasir 45 years old assaulted a young British girl on the street.
Luckily, she wasn’t alone.
Her boyfriend stepped in, delivered one hard slap to the Pakistani migrant, and he immediately fell to the street.
Society needs more brave men like him, who defend women from these barbarians! 🔥
Absolute state of this.
Young lad purchases a baseball bat in "Modern England".
As soon as he leaves the store, police grab him for "carrying a weapon".
The bat is literally still in it's plastic covering.
An adult man punched a young girl in the face, leaving her with a black eye. Her father arrived and beat the man badly in retaliation.
Did the father do the right thing? 🤔
[If you could swap lives with somebody, who would it be and why?]
Jmart: Maybe a MotoGP rider because riding a bike is the only thing I know how to do.
[Which one?]
Jmart: Maybe with Cal
Cal: You like my wife and child?
Marc: And what would you sign up for at the end of the year? What position would you be happy to finish in? 🤔
Alex: I wouldn't sign up for anything unless it's finishing ahead of my brother 🫵
This is disgraceful.
Police guided the grieving mother of Rhiannon Whyte to tone down her public statements after her 27-year-old daughter was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver by Sudanese asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek. They explicitly did not want another Southport.
Rhiannon was butchered while waiting at Bescot Stadium railway station in Walsall after finishing her shift. Majek, who had arrived in the UK by small boat just three months earlier, then spent the night dancing and drinking in the car park of the Park Inn Hotel where she worked.
When the family told police they were turning off Rhiannon’s life support, officers rushed to remove other migrants from that same hotel.
Siobhan Whyte has said she was aggressive in her initial grief and that police guided the family to soften the language so the statements did not come across as too aggressive. She is grateful for some of the practical help she received from officers, but she has also called out the Prime Minister for having blood on his hands.
A mother whose daughter was murdered in one of the most brutal ways imaginable should never have been pressured in her darkest moments to water down her anger for the sake of social cohesion.
She has every right to be furious. She has every right to say exactly what she thinks about the man who slaughtered her child and about the system that let him into the country in the first place.
The police’s job was to support the victim’s family, not to manage their words to stop the public from getting angry about open borders and preventable murders.
F*cking shameful. She should have told them to get f*cked and spoken her truth without censorship.