Quote:There is serious public concern about the proportionality of sentencing in cases involving opinion-based online speech. We believe imprisoning individuals for posts on social media sets a dangerous precedent and raises wider questions about freedom of expression, proportionality in sentencing, and the misuse of limited prison resources. We consider that alternative sanctions, such as fines or community service, would be more appropriate.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/728715

(06-21-2025, 03:15 PM)gortex Wrote: Posted 2 days ago , migrant walks into a house goes upstairs and uses the toilet while children are in the bath , he's confronted by 2 women from the house who are joined by an unidentified bloke who makes the migrant sit down with a jab to his chin. An everyday gift brought to us by mass migration.

So far this week 1,500 perverts , rapists and murderers have been brought to England by our benevolent government , expect that to be around 2,000 when todays total is added , our Country is sinking under the financial and cultural weight of this managed invasion.

(06-21-2025, 03:31 PM)BIAD Wrote:

(06-21-2025, 03:15 PM)gortex Wrote: Posted 2 days ago , migrant walks into a house goes upstairs and uses the toilet while children are in the bath , he's confronted by 2 women from the house who are joined by an unidentified bloke who makes the migrant sit down with a jab to his chin. An everyday gift brought to us by mass migration.

So far this week 1,500 perverts , rapists and murderers have been brought to England by our benevolent government , expect that to be around 2,000 when todays total is added , our Country is sinking under the financial and cultural weight of this managed invasion.

What one would suggest is a Fekkin' disgrace and more evidence those at the helm do not have
our interests at heart.

Quote:Proof UK cares more about asylum seekers than its own citizens?
Shock figures show councils are housing up to 10 times more asylum seekers than
homeless people

'Seventeen councils are accommodating up to 10 times more asylum seekers than homeless people,
analysis suggests. The biggest disparity was seemingly in Pendle, a borough inside Reform's newly
-gained Lancashire authority.

Latest Government data shows 453 asylum seekers are being housed in Pendle. In contrast, only nine
homeless households are in temporary accommodation. Critics of Britain's immigration policy have
seized upon the figures as proof we are ran by people who 'care more about illegal migrants than its
own citizens'...'

(06-21-2025, 03:47 PM)BIAD Wrote: On the back of my earlier post...

Quote:Proof UK cares more about asylum seekers than its own citizens?
Shock figures show councils are housing up to 10 times more asylum seekers than
homeless people

'Seventeen councils are accommodating up to 10 times more asylum seekers than homeless people,
analysis suggests. The biggest disparity was seemingly in Pendle, a borough inside Reform's newly
-gained Lancashire authority.

Latest Government data shows 453 asylum seekers are being housed in Pendle. In contrast, only nine
homeless households are in temporary accommodation. Critics of Britain's immigration policy have
seized upon the figures as proof we are ran by people who 'care more about illegal migrants than its
own citizens'...'

Archived Daily Mail Article:


That may explain this image from the same article.

Quote:Posted by Kenzo1
What the devil is going on in Britain!

(06-21-2025, 04:09 PM)gortex Wrote: I think the problem is migrants have "human rights" but homeless British people have no rights , if the government gets its way we'll all be on the streets with migrants living in our homes , problem with that is who will pay the bills.

The government borrowed £17.7 billion in May 2025 nearly £1 Billion more than the Conservatives borrowed this time last year , we pay £105.2 billion a year in interest payments , you don't need to be an economist (which Reeves isn't) to understand that just isn't sustainable , Reeves gambled with the economy and lost.

(06-21-2025, 04:20 PM)gortex Wrote: Rupert Lowe's petition ahs just his 125.000 and still rising.
125,073 signatures.

Quote:Posted by Kenzo1
What the devil is going on in Britain!

We have been turned into Europe's floating prison ship by our amateur hour Socialist government , I think the plan is to break the Country so we need an IMF bailout and are forced to re-join the EU.

(06-21-2025, 05:06 PM)gortex Wrote: We've been on a steady decline since the Conservative Liberal coalition of David Cameron in 2010 mate , the Conservatives were never the same after that and following 14 years of failure we have a socialist Labour government seemingly intent on speeding up that decline , the weight of migration will bankrupt us as Labours poorly thought out policy decisions drain what little we have left.

Tough decisions need to be made but this isn't the government to make them , the sooner it collapses and Reform take over the better , major government back bench and ministerial revolt expected over upcoming welfare cuts.

Quote:Immigration is the biggest burden on NHS, say Labour voters

'Poll also shows one in five Britons who backed Starmer in 2024 would now consider
casting ballot for Reform


A rare photograph where Sir Keir may well have been Britain.

'Labour voters now believe immigration is the biggest burden on the NHS. Britons who
backed Sir Keir Starmer’s party at the general election last year think high levels of
immigration are having more of an effect on the health service than the ageing population.

A poll of 2,000 Labour supporters by Merlin Strategy also found that one in five Labour
voters would now consider casting their ballots for Reform UK. It comes as Nigel Farage’s
party continues to enjoy a comfortable opinion poll lead after promising to effectively freeze
non-essential migration and put an end to illegal Channel crossings.

Research carried out on May 24 asked people who voted Labour in 2024 which of five
factors they believed was “the biggest burden” on the NHS. Some 24 per cent said high
levels of immigration, with 22 per cent saying the mental health crisis.

Thirteen per cent said a lack of social care provisions, while 12 per cent blamed junk food
and obesity. A further 10 per cent said the biggest burden was people vaping. The remaining
19 per cent did not pick an option or said they did not know.

Sir Keir said in a major speech last month that record levels of net migration to Britain in
recent years had placed a heavy strain on the country’s public services. Maxwell Marlow,
the director of public affairs at the Adam Smith Institute, which commissioned the poll,
said: “It is clear that the British people have felt the impact of mass immigration on healthcare.

“Unless the government moves quickly, urging immigrants to purchase private health care as
a requirement for any visa other than tourism, then they will continue to hold the Government
accountable for the very rapid deterioration in their access to healthcare.”

Sir Keir has been criticised for a lack of vision during his first year in office, with only 51 per
cent of Labour voters saying the Government was prioritising issues that mattered to them.
More than one in four (28 per cent) now regretted voting Labour and more than one in five
(22 per cent) were now considering whether to vote for Reform at the next election. Two in
five respondents (40 per cent) said they approved of Mr Farage, while 41 per cent disapproved.

Scarlett Maguire, the director of Merlin Strategy, said: “Labour voters are clear that they want
to see action on cost of living, healthcare, and immigration. “The Government needs to show
that it is in tune with these priorities and that it understands what matters to their core voters.”
Merlin Strategy also conducted a focus group in Runcorn and Helsby, one of the safest Labour
seats at the 2024 election, before the party lost the seat to Reform by six votes at last month’s
by-election.

Respondents said Sir Keir’s Government was “afraid of upsetting people”, while another
member of the group said: “I don’t think they give a toss about us.” The group were also
unconvinced by the timing of Sir Keir’s plans to clamp down on tobacco and vapes, which
have banned disposable vapes and will raise the smoking age by one year, every year.

“How is that really relatable to the working person?” one member asked, adding that it was
“just something shiny to put in the media”.

(06-21-2025, 03:15 PM)gortex Wrote: So far this week 1,500 perverts , rapists and murderers have been brought to England by our benevolent government , expect that to be around 2,000 when todays total is added , our Country is sinking under the financial and cultural weight of this managed invasion.

(06-22-2025, 08:15 AM)gortex Wrote:

(06-21-2025, 03:15 PM)gortex Wrote: So far this week 1,500 perverts , rapists and murderers have been brought to England by our benevolent government , expect that to be around 2,000 when todays total is added , our Country is sinking under the financial and cultural weight of this managed invasion.

Update.
As expected given the ideal weather conditions 583 illegals were brought to England yesterday bringing the total for the week to an eye watering 2,083.