Two female terrorists from Palestine Action have been arrested after attacking the HQ of Martin-Baker Aircraft Company in Higher Denham, UK.
The company supplies ejection seats for all Western airforces and has saved the lives of thousands of pilots worldwide, including saved including the two British pilots who ejected just days ago in the Hawk T2 incident near Anglesey.
A British man who threw a plastic bottle toward police officers was recently sentenced to 2 years in prison.
What sentence will these female terrorists get?
A black teenager beat a 9 year old white girl nearly to death. Gets off with a “stern warning.”
I wonder what would have happened had a white teenager beat a black 9 years old girl?
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Instead of sending gang raping Syrians back home, our Prime Minister and Queen prefers a nice little UN photo-op with the new Syrian President, who’s surely a big fan of our PM’s gay lifestyle.
It’s clear where our government’s priorities lie, and it’s not with the Dutch people.
STATEMENT about my local resident Del Somerville who pled guilty to violent disorder at a local protest.
Firstly I want to say I condemn any violent behaviour towards anyone. It’s never acceptable and never the answer.
Del from Paulsgrove in Portsmouth, where I’m the elected Cllr for, has just received a 2 year prison sentence. To be clear he plead guilty. The report states he ‘pushed through a police corden’, and he ‘swore’ and he ‘threw a plastic bottle into the air towards a police line’.
Now if you break the law that should have consequences but this is where I have the problem…
In handing down the two-year sentence, the judge explicitly stated that the punishment was intended to act as a stark deterrent to others participating in subsequent regional protests.
I’m sorry but the law should be applied evenly and fairly. Del being made example of means his sentence is disproportionately worse in comparison to what others would have received in a comparable situation, outside of a protest. That is wrong.
We’ve seen violent assault convictions handed out with suspended prison sentences but then this one gets 2 years and is rushed through a process that took a few weeks.
We shouldn’t be ‘setting examples to deter others’. We should be applying the law fairly.
This is a reminder that if you are attending any protest to always remain calm a peaceful. One slightly poor emotional response can change your life forever.
This system isn’t fair and it needs to be. One rule for one, one rule for another. It’s wrong.
Man Sentenced To Two Years For Throwing Empty Plastic Bottle.
One man gets two years for a plastic bottle, while others walk free for assaulting police.
The double standard is impossible to ignore.
Angela Rayner’s department has launched an investigation after admitting that it deleted all responses to the Islamophobia definition consultation.
This is a truly shocking admission. Not only does it appear to breach the Government’s own data policy — which requires data to be retained for at least two years, and for 20 years if it is of historical importance — it raises serious questions about what the department is trying to hide.
Did extremists have the opportunity to influence the drafting of the Islamophobia definition? All the arrows point in that direction.
Will Garton, the chief civil servant at MHCLG, has finally written to the Shadow Justice Secretary confirming that “further work” will be undertaken to investigate these concerns and provide a comprehensive response.
Mr Garton also said that ministers were not involved in the decision to delete the consultation responses. But if ministers did not instruct officials to delete them, who on earth did?
The definition has already been weaponised to silence legitimate criticism of Islam, its practices and its history.
Angela Rayner has some serious questions to answer. She must come clean to the British public.
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