@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain https://archive.ph/5IfGF
Does Nicky believe that terrorists and criminals have been granted asylum in the UK? “Of course they have,” she says, without hesitation. “Why wouldn’t a terror cell come over on a boat and say they’re from a high grant country? It’s the easiest way to get in. Terrifying really. It’s unsustainable, it’s dangerous, it’s got to stop before more people are injured or killed.”
She claims: “There was this initial asylum claimant from a high grant country – he’d been stalking young girls, he’d raped, beaten women up. We had to barrier the case, that means wait and see what action has been taken against him, if he’d get a prison sentence or not, but he absconded before that. He’s out there now
As our useful idiot Lefties enable the intended Caliphate.
And doesn't it say it all. I am fucking sick of this shit. The tiny minority are women in genuine need of safety, the rest are at it and frequently with the invading army mentality, and well as the backwards misogynistic culture and religion in spades.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain They don't want to, it's wilful. Well, should they get their wish I hope they are first in the firing line.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain I loathe these luxury belief wanks so much.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain It's their smug arrogance, I itch to smack them one, hard.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain Look at this foul shit stirring arsewipe of a man too, I hate his guts. Anyone not bloody "phobic" about their foul religion is not looking at what it is and what it does.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain Yep, and it was all right for him and that other wank to go on their ranting spree about "whites", were it the other way all Hell would have been let loose.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain Yes, for years too, I don't always agree with him on all fronts but where all this is concerned he is 🎯
Really odd when you think about it.
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@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce3kevkl3pdo
A man at the centre of an organised crime network has been secretly filmed telling BBC undercover reporters how he can help to erase fines of up to £60,000 for employing illegal workers.
The self-described "accountant" is among a group of Kurdish men, first exposed in a BBC investigation on Tuesday, who enable migrants to work illegally in mini-marts, by registering the businesses in their own name.
The man, who goes by the name of Shaxawan, told the two journalists that he and his associates could help migrants - including asylum seekers - to set up businesses illegally and "confuse" immigration enforcement.
Operating from a solicitor's office in Huddersfield, he said he had "customers in every city".
In Companies House listings, Shaxawan is named as Kardos Mateen, a British resident in his 30s, and has been the director of 18 businesses across the north of England.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain Meanwhile
Gangs of masked Muslim protestors have posted 'Zionists not welcome' signs around Birmingham just hours before Aston Villa's clash against Maccabi Tel Aviv, amid fears of mob violence spilling out onto streets and Jewish fans being 'hunted down'.
Such is the fear of heightened tensions between Palestinian supporters and pro-Israeli campaigners that nearby schools are set to close early, while more than 700 police officers have been deployed as part of a 'significant' operation to 'keep everyone in Birmingham safe'.
A no-fly zone will be placed around Villa Park for the duration of the Europa League match, which is set to kick off at 8pm.
@TriptychTwinsRidesAgain https://www.scottishdailyexpress.co.uk/news/scottish-news/falkirk-hotel-migrant-accused-sex-36200117
Prosecutors have decided to drop a case against a resident of a hotel housing asylum seekers who was accused of flashing, making obscene gestures and performing sex acts out of one of the hotel windows. Said Ageed, 23, had been due to face trial at Falkirk Sheriff Court on Friday. But it was revealed today that the trial would not go ahead – and Said's name had been removed from the day's list of business.
This is known as “not calling” the case. A Crown Office spokesman said this followed “full and careful consideration of the facts and circumstances”. A Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service statement said: “It is the duty of the Crown to keep cases under review, and following full and careful consideration of the facts and circumstances of the case, including the available admissible evidence, it was decided that there should be no further criminal proceedings at this time. Feelings in Falkirk ran high after an asylum seeker from Afghanistan, Sadeq Nikzad, 29, was convicted in June of raping a 15-year-old girl in the town centre.