With modern technology, particularly around surveillance, detection, and targeting, you really could do this. Raids on businesses. Flying squads sent to suspect councils to review every single contract for fraud.
But it’s not just how relatively easy it would be, but how transformative. Imagine the effect on the high street if you got rid of every money laundering business? The money saved from eliminating the grey economy? We don’t have to live like this. A better future is possible.
pigfaced third world goblins will have to wear "nipple pads" and eschew shorts in their own homes because of their own fathers and brothers, then get online to condemn you & your entire culture because muh epstein.
This is an important investigation. An illegal migrant violently rapes a young student in Oxford. Just days before pro migrant activists had been protesting against their removal from the town. After the rape the state does everything it can to conceal his immigration status.
It’s hard to describe just how much the western metropolitan liberal population live in an entirely rhetorical world. Everything they believe is derived from words and consensus that builds around them.
It is a completely different form of reality, and why they see outgroup words and communications as such a threat.
Immigration has resulted in African/ Muslim diasporas gaining the legal and financial benefits of Western citizenship, to then spread like a pathagenic disease throughout popular tourist hotspots, terrorising locals and ruining the reputation of the "home" country in the process
When a group feels comfortable using terms like ‘gentrifier’ and ‘coloniser’ with barely disguised racial animosity while some of the original inhabitants are still alive, there’s no reason their descendants won’t make land claims and occupy farms.
"It was SO hard" you ran a coup from that ghastly chair with the explicit aim of leaving it behind. He is insufferable, the emojis, the footie player moving onto bigger things tone, 'we do thing differently around these parts' banality, fuck you.
This statement really is beyond parody. There are so many examples, but this statement about the near-murder of their son/father etc contains the term 'our hospitality sector'
We need to completely destroy this sentimental discourse revolving around "respecting wishes" and the avoidance of "division" or "inflammatory rhetoric"- the British people are not children- they have the right to ascribe political significance to how they are policed, and they have the right to ascribe political significance to Henry Nowak
There must be trials for this, trials for antiracism training providers, everyone involved should be debanked. If you were involved in the milieu that led to this boy’s death you should live the rest of your life only able to pay bills at the Post Office.
We really don’t need much of an enquiry at this point. We have a working blueprint for breaking culture-bound and clannish criminal organisations (what happened to the Mafia in America in the 80s and 90s):
1. Massively beef up POCA and make it virtually unappealable and fast-acting. If a grooming gang member so much as breathes in your kebab shop or taxi company or mosque, the government takes that kebab shop or taxi company or mosque away from you. Even vaguely knowing a groomer should be extremely expensive.
2. Quintuple prison sentence length. As it is, most prominent grooming gang members, if arrested, will spend three to four years in fairly comfortable traditions and continue to direct operations from their cells. If you come out after a twenty year prison sentence, you’re much more likely to end up like Robert Loggia’s character in The Sopranos (barely tolerated out of respect for Dis Ting of Ours by a generation below you and shipped back to prison the second you start to become an annoyance)
3. Reduce the effects of 1. and 2. on groomers if they agree to allocute in court. We want everyone ratting on everyone else until the asabiyyah underpinning the system splinters entirely.
4. Revoke local governmental representation from known grooming gang hotspots in favour of direct governance by Westminster-appointed figures. This is the least controversial point (it can be done by altering a paragraph in a Local Government Act and happened to Greater London Council in the 1980s). Rotherham has forfeited its right to elect representatives.
The difficulty is getting to a place where this can be done and surviving the legal challenges levelled at Super-POCA, and I’m not sure how much an enquiry helps on either front.