British Parliament members tell their citizens in Dubai: If you don’t pay tax, we won’t protect you. But people don’t leave a country for sunshine alone. They leave when they feel their streets are no longer safe. When crime rises. When theft and violence go unchecked. When you replace them with immigrants and they can no longer define what it means to be British. When border control feels weak and law enforcement feels overwhelmed.
They paid taxes for years and still watched crime increase. They chose UAE Dubai because it is safe, disciplined, and secure. Because the law is enforced. Because families can walk at night without fear. Because stability is not a slogan it is policy.
They did not leave out of disloyalty.
They left for security, order, and peace.
Now the UAE this safe haven is under attack and they will stand by it. They will protect it. They will not exchange safety for instability.
The situation is so bad that no British people realise it. I am sitting next to a Brit and echoing his voice.
@Keir_Starmer Bear in mind
Taqiyya (also spelled Taqiyyah or Taqiya; Arabic: تَقِيَّة, prudence’ or ‘guarding against’) is a concept in Islam that permits the concealment It derives from the Arabic root waqa emphasizing self-preservation in perilous situations rather than outright deception.
@RupertLowe10 my https://t.co/lr2Z3oOSxw gateway account was ‘hacked’ three years ago. And they still haven’t sorted my access out. This new system whatever it is, will be a total and unmitigated disaster
@zarahsultana I don’t often agree with you. However on this is issue, everyone must put aside their differences and band together. To stop this madness.