Tories plan migrant seed colonies in the British countryside

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Tories plan migrant seed colonies in the British countryside

Pete North • 15 April 2022

UKIP says no to Patel's shanti towns

This government has repeatedly whinged about the activities of human rights lawyers as deportation flights were prevented from taking off. You would therefore expect any government that was serious about controlling immigration to use its substantial majority to review and reform the system as a matter of urgency. That isn’t happening. The government likes having that scapegoat because it allows them to do what they prefer to do (ie. Nothing at all).

The government knows that nothing within the realms of what it is willing to do will stop the flow of illegal immigrants which is why it intends to build a new migrant seed colony at the former air base at Linton on Ouse. One of many. The facility is to house 1200 immigration cheats but there is space for substantially more and we can expect to see that number double – or perhaps even triple inside the space of a year. The numbers escorted ashore by our so-called border force are set to smash last year’s records.

Initially, it will house migrants who arrive in the UK on boats, although Thirsk and Malton’ Conservative MP Kevin Hollinrake has also proposed that the site is also opened to Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war with Russia. This has not played out well in Germany where there are violent clashes between ethnic and religious groups. One incident saw fourteen people injured when Pakistani and Albanian refugees attacked each other with clubs.

At another an asylum centre near Leipzig, 200 Syrian and Afghan migrants attacked each other with table legs, bed frames and sticks after a dispute about who should be allowed to use lavatories provided in the accommodation first. No formal segregation has been introduced so far, although in the states of Thuringia and Bavaria refugees from similar ethnic backgrounds tend to be housed together.

The recent influx of mostly young, male migrants into Germany has led to an increase in violent crime in the country, according to a government-funded study. The study used figures from the northern state of Lower Saxony to examine the impact of refugee arrivals on crime in 2015 and 2016, a period when the number of violent crimes reported increased by 10.4 percent. The authors concluded that 92 percent of the additional crimes recorded could be attributed to the increase in refugee numbers.

It is only a matter of time before someone’s daughter is snatched from the streets of Easingwold, raped and dumped in a ditch. That’s what you get for voting Tory. Migrants will be free to come and go as they please. There will be a roll call and if anyone has not returned by 10pm, a “safeguarding” call will be made to them but Home Office officials stressed there would not be curfews as happens in Greece. They are free to disappear into the woodwork, or head into nearby York to commit crime and cause disturbances.

In Hollinrake’s defence, the migrant colony is not likely to harm the rural character of the area since his party is already intent on paving over the local farmland with solar panels. They have long since decided to abandon food production. The only surprise here is that they haven’t combined their two flagship policies (mass immigration and energy rationing) by using solar panels as roofing for Hollinrake’s shanti town.

We are told that the government plans, within the next few months, to offshore migrants in Rwanda, but we have heard all this before, and unless it amounts to at least two widebody aircraft every week, then it simply isn’t going to keep pace with the invasion, and air bases across the country will be turned into internment centres until it is no longer financially or morally sustainable. Mass incarceration isn’t going to work.

We are therefore going to have to end our squeamishness about pushbacks. No boat must be allowed to land and the RNLI escort services must end. We must treat this as an invasion. It is now a matter of national defence. In that regard, the we must now consider NGOs as hostile actors, and take steps to ensure no public funds find their way into the hands of the enemy. Only Ukip will do this. The Tories have shown a repeated unwillingness to tackle the issues at source. They simply don’t care.

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