The message to all guests in our country must be this.
Speak English, pay tax, contribute, respect our way of life, follow our laws and love Britain.
Do all that, or go home.
"I am sorry. Sorry for what was done to you, sorry that so many people with power failed you, sorry for having believed Mandelson's lies and appointing him.” — Keir Starmer
Dear Keir,
Where was your apology to the girls raped by Pakistani-Muslim grooming gangs?
Where was your apology for the Labour-led councils, politicians, and local authorities that failed to protect those little girls?
Where was your apology for the police forces who literally handed those little girls back to their rapists when they tried to get help?
Where was your apology for the countless times you and your party tried to block inquiries into Pakistani-Muslim grooming gangs.
Where was your apology for calling concerned citizens “far-Right bandwagon jumpers” and accusing whistleblowers of inflating the statistics for political gain?
Where was your apology for allowing Shaun Davies — the former leader of Telford & Wrekin Council who oversaw the most abhorrent failure of little girls in my hometown’s history and consistently tried to downplay and discredit CSE allegations — to be run and elected as a Labour MP for Telford.
Where was your apology for the horrifically low rate of grooming gangs prosecutions during your tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions?
Where was your apology for allowing your MPs to slander victims, call grooming gangs a “dog whistle”, and accuse people of being “Islamophobic” for daring to speak out against the epidemic Pakistani-Muslim rape.
Where is your apology for that?
Where is your outrage?
Where is your shame?
Shame on you.
I am calling on the Home Office to publish, in full, the services and costs of those services being provided to illegal migrants in hotels and other accommodation.
Whistleblowers have come forward with evidence on private healthcare, taxis, recreational activities, laundry costs and more.
Those details are entirely redacted in the contracts, hidden even from MPs. Trust me, I have been questioning them for months on it...
It is simply unacceptable.
These contracts are worth BILLIONS. It's cost us billions already.
And the details are entirely concealed from us.
I pushed the senior civil servants on this earlier in the week, and there is absolutely NO appetite to show us the data.
I am using every tool at my disposal, in parliament and on the public accounts committee, to demand transparency for the British people.
Today we learned that 1.9m foreign citizens are claiming UK benefits, a number which climbs to 3.4m when you include those born abroad. Can we dispense with the fiction - still peddled by the Left - that immigration represents an economic miracle that makes us all better off.
#Hero
This is Gwen Mayor. 29 years ago today, she and 16 children were murdered at #Dunblane Primary School.
“She was standing in front of a man who had weapons and enough ammunition to kill a whole school and put up a fight and I just think that says everything about her”
British police issue second mugshot of convicted ISIS terrorist after she complained about her previous mugshot showing her face.
Farishta Jami, 36, demanded police retake her photo wearing a niqab.
Her lawyer claimed showing her face caused her “considerable distress.”
Source: Daily Mail
🚨DON'T LET THEM COVER THIS UP
ILLEGAL MIGRANT staying at hotel charged after WOMAN DIES after being STABBED at Bescot Stadium railway station near Walsall
Coaches have reportedly been seen moving the remaining migrants out of the hotel for fear of a backlash
The 27-year-old suffered serious injuries in an attack at Bescot Stadium station, near Walsall, West Midlands, on Sunday evening.
She was taken to hospital but has since died from her injuries, British Transport Police (BTP) said.
Deng Cholmajek, 18, of Bescot Crescent, Walsall, appeared at Walsall Magistrates’ Court charged with attempted murder on Tuesday, prior to the woman’s death.
He was remanded in custody until his next hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court on 19 November.
A BTP spokesperson said the force would now apply to amend the indictment to “reflect the change in the victim’s condition”.
Det Ch Insp Paul Attwell said it was being treated as an isolated incident and officers were not looking for any other suspects.