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Priti Patel has Gone Beyond the Joke

Pete North • 8 January 2022

We're running out of time to save Britain

According to the Telegraph, Priti Patel will publish proposals on Monday for a new legal duty for venues to provide adequate security for the public in the wake of the Manchester Arena suicide bombing. Patel said: “My number one priority is keeping the people of the UK safe. We will never allow terrorists to restrict our freedoms and way of life, which is why we are committed to bringing forward legislation this year”.

Where to even start? One would have thought that this is the very last thing venues need after the battering they’ve had over the last two years. More to the point, the Manchester bomber didn’t get past the arena security that night. This can only lead to yet more pointless requirements that sap the fun out of events, drive up ticket prices and will ultimately protect no one. Moreover, this is exactly the sort of thing that very much does “restrict our freedoms and way of life” – much like the diversity barriers we must now erect around our Christmas markets.

We might venture that if Ms Patel’s “number one priority is keeping the people of the UK safe” then how about she deports the forty thousand people on MI5’s terrorist watchlist, deport the million or so illegal immigrants and stop the invasion of illegal immigrants at Dover.

But then we know that the Tories won’t do this. They won’t pick a fight with the establishment or take on the NGOcracy, nor will they meaningfully reform corrupted human rights laws. This government is profoundly unserious about “keeping people safe”. Even with Patel’s new Borders Bill, nobody will be the remotest bit surprised when new records are set for dinghy Channel crossings this year. Removal of failed asylum seekers lies at the heart of any effective asylum policy, yet we now find that there are 80,000 immigration offenders living among the public.

Moreover, terrorist incidents, though too common these days, still come nowhere close the the rising body count on our streets. There was a time when machete attacks were unheard of in Britain. Now they’re becoming “part and parcel” everyday life in Britain’s “multicultural” cities. We are told that Britain’s immigration system is designed to attract the “brightest and best” yet knife weilding Somalians with “mental health problems” are becoming a familiar trope in local news media. When they publish a description, that is.

Not only is our immigration system completely dysfunctional, the police are no longer able or willing to get this garbage off our streets. They’re too busy patrolling in rainbow cars looking for hate crimes. But even if they were interested in catching criminals, what even is the point? An illegal immigrant who last year sexually assaulted two women at packed Bournemouth beach (while his friends watched and laughed) has been jailed for just 18 months.

In Manchester, 2018, a takeaway worker who forced himself on a woman who was walking home alone was spared jail after complaining he would lose his job. Javed Miah, 23, ambushed the terrified victim in the street before pulling her to the floor and molesting her on December 11, 2018 in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Miah was sentenced to six months in prison, suspended for two years and made to complete 250 hours of unpaid work. He was also ordered to pay £213 in costs and be on the Sex Offender Register for seven years. Meanwhile, the grooming and gang rape of teenage girls continues.

For Patel to now tell us that it is we who must endure beefed up security at our clubs and venues (for our safety) sounds like some sort of sick joke. Anything but address the central issue. Immigration is out of control and Britain’s courts are completely corrupted by multiculturalist moral relativism. Our woke police would rather lock up someone for using the wrong gender pronoun than take a child rapist off the streets.

We say enough is enough. Vote UKIP. Join UKIP. Do it now. We’re running out of time to save Britain.

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