Quote:CLOSED DOORS Normal-looking house hid multi-million migrant smuggling EMPIRE run by shadowy
TikToker charging £8k per crossing

Accounts promoting his services racked up thousands of followers

A shadowy TikToker ran a multi-million migrant smuggling empire from a modest terraced home, all the
while charging £8,500 per dangerous crossing. Amanj Hasan Zada used sinister tactics to run a “sophisticated”
business organising Channel crossings for migrants to come into Britain.

He then bragged about raking in the cash, posting videos where he threw it in the air and celebrating being the
“best people smuggler”. Dubbed the “King of the Sea”, he ran his enterprise from a normal-looking terraced house
in Preston, Lancashire. But he posted relentlessly online about his success, even firing a handgun in the air while
laughing in joy in one video.

Arrogant Zada, who once threatened to cut off a man’s legs after discovering his family had paid half price for
a crossing, throws piles of cash at the singers and fires off a handgun at the end of the song which extols him
as being “brave”.


Amanj Hasan Zada... The UK Government will have him knighted for being
an entrepreneur.

The 35-year-old offered discounts to migrants who agreed to film themselves crossing the Channel and leave
him good reviews on Facebook and TikTok. Therefore videos flooded the internet of migrants squeezed on
perilous cramped boats – praising the crook as a hero. He used these “reviews” to garner more business.
But he was snared by the National Crime Agency after smuggling hundreds of migrants from Iraq, Turkey,
and the wider Middle East.

NCA investigator Alistair Mullen led the probe which began in 2023. Zada, himself an illegal migrant, was
monitored by cops in Preston, where he managed his business and forced his associates to come to him.
Speaking on the podcast Underworld: Behind the Scenes of the NCA, an officer said: “They think they’re
being really clever by living in a small terraced house, driving around in a small Hyundai car.”

The podcast reveals how he ran a complex smuggling racket from the living room of his tiny terraced home
after entering Britain illegally and being granted asylum in 2019. From the outside, Zada looked like any
hard-up, jobless young man, but behind closed doors he was making £8,500 pounds from every immigrant
he smuggled in.

The surveillance officer told the podcast: “Not particularly extravagant in any way, shape, or form. On the
face of it, they don’t look like they’re these big-time criminals with these lavish lifestyles and everything else.
“But that doesn’t mean that they haven’t got two or three million pound stuck in a bank waiting for them to
go and retire to. Doesn’t mean they haven’t got an estate back in Turkey waiting for them to go and retire to.”

Intelligence officer Monica described how she was tasked with finding the many videos about Zada’s crossings.
She said the clips saw migrants celebrating their crossing, praising Zada and saying things like “he’s the lion
of the sea” or “the king of the sea”. Monica said: “For example, there was one where migrants were ripping up
their passports after a successful crossing

“That was the majority of the content. The social media material that we relied on was really important cause
it set the tone.’ “Every single account he had, he had multiple across the time we were investigating him, but
all of them had upwards of a thousand followers. I think at the start we had one that had closer to 10,000.

“They were all getting likes, shares, loads of comments just praising Hasan Zada. “There were numbers quite
often advertised for the migrants to contact him or his other facilitators on. That’s how he was getting migrants
basically.”

In May last year, the probe made a massive step forward after surveillance revealed a yacht would be carrying
migrants from Turkey. Fearing lives would be at risk on the crossing, officers leapt into action.
The NCA released footage of the moment they raided his modest Preston home.

They seized his phone, and desperately tried to crack into it to stop the dangerous crossing from taking place.
Alastair recalled on the podcast: “It was within 12 hours that was going to set sail. So that was a priority for us,
getting hold of that phone and then trying to get into it.”

Zada was found guilty of three counts of facilitating illegal immigration in relation to seven people and was
sentenced to 17 years in prison in November 2024. It’s believed he invested his fortune in property and land
in Iraq after migrants paid him through the Muslim hawala system, which operates outside normal banking
rules.

Desperate families would pay cash to a hawaladar (money broker) who would keep the cash for Zada, pass
on to his family or exchange for services.  This allows people to exchange funds without physical cash crossing
borders, settling accounts with each other later through a system of debt and credit based on trust and
relationships. The method has long been associated with an easy way for criminals to launder money...'

Quote:Latest YouGov government approval ratings, 15-17 November 2025

Approve: 11% (-2 from 8-10 Nov)
Disapprove: 69% (-1)
Net: -58 (-1)
https://x.com/YouGov/status/1990806200305500560

(11-20-2025, 12:46 AM)gortex Wrote: The latest YouGov government approval ratings show Starmer it's time to go and his party it's time to show him the door , 11% approval ! , I'm guessing they're early release prisoners , migrants and window lickers.

Quote:Latest YouGov government approval ratings, 15-17 November 2025

Approve: 11% (-2 from 8-10 Nov)
Disapprove: 69% (-1)
Net: -58 (-1)
https://x.com/YouGov/status/1990806200305500560

Quote:Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, appeared at Warwick Crown Court on Friday and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty of one count of raping a child under the age of 13 on 22 July.

Mulakhil, of no fixed abode, previously denied abducting a child, three counts of rape of a child under 13, and two counts of sexual assault of a child under 13 at a hearing in August.

He appeared along with co-defendant Mohammad Kabir, also aged 23 and who is also an Afghan national.
At that same hearing, Kabir, also of no fixed abode, denied attempting to take a child, aiding and abetting rape of a child under 13, and intentional strangulation of a girl.

https://news.sky.com/story/afghan-national-pleads-guilty-to-rape-of-12-year-old-girl-in-nuneaton-13473001

(11-22-2025, 02:14 PM)gortex Wrote: ...All illegals need to be repatriated and if countries won't agree to take them back we stop all Aid , Visa's and support.

(11-22-2025, 03:50 PM)BIAD Wrote:

(11-22-2025, 02:14 PM)gortex Wrote: ...All illegals need to be repatriated and if countries won't agree to take them back we stop all Aid , Visa's and support.

The placations of those in the political establishment are to stifle the inevitable ousting of these animals
that the nation really wants. 5 years, 10 years to show that you're not a child-rapist or a would-be scientist
who doesn't illegally work in a car-wash... all that crap is just stalling.

(11-22-2025, 03:50 PM)BIAD Wrote:

(11-22-2025, 02:14 PM)gortex Wrote: ...All illegals need to be repatriated and if countries won't agree to take them back we stop all Aid , Visa's and support.

The placations of those in the political establishment are to stifle the inevitable ousting of these animals
that the nation really wants. 5 years, 10 years to show that you're not a child-rapist or a would-be scientist
who doesn't illegally work in a car-wash... all that crap is just stalling.

(11-22-2025, 02:14 PM)gortex Wrote: When Reform come to power there needs to be an inquiry set up into uncontrolled illegal migration since 2018 and the release of these animals onto our streets , 2 more illegal Afghan scumbags are in court charged with the rape of a 12 year old girl.

Quote:Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, appeared at Warwick Crown Court on Friday and changed his plea from not guilty to guilty of one count of raping a child under the age of 13 on 22 July.

Mulakhil, of no fixed abode, previously denied abducting a child, three counts of rape of a child under 13, and two counts of sexual assault of a child under 13 at a hearing in August.

He appeared along with co-defendant Mohammad Kabir, also aged 23 and who is also an Afghan national.
At that same hearing, Kabir, also of no fixed abode, denied attempting to take a child, aiding and abetting rape of a child under 13, and intentional strangulation of a girl.

https://news.sky.com/story/afghan-national-pleads-guilty-to-rape-of-12-year-old-girl-in-nuneaton-13473001

Looking at you Starmer , Sunak and Johnson treasonous bastards that you are , this is on your heads.

All illegals need to be repatriated and if countries won't agree to take them back we stop all Aid , Visa's and support.

(11-22-2025, 04:23 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: You haven't got the jab to alter your skin color yet ?

Quote:Posted by Ninurta
The thing is, there should be no trouble at all in repatriating these Afghan nationals. Afghanistan is BEGGING their expats to repatriate and come home. There should be no trouble at all getting Afghanistan to take them back.

Quote:User making comment: John Nottings
Timestamp: 0242 GMT 15 November 2050

As I dictate this comment to my AIssistant, it still seems unreal that we had to flee our homeland over twenty two years ago ... a homeland we called the United Kingdom.

We are, of course, deeply grateful that New Zealand took us in, but I would be less than honest were I to state the transition has been easy.

Everyone has their thoughts as to why it all happened, but in retrospect it is apparent that a certain ossification took root in the minds of the political leadership during the Cold War which subsequently produced a fatal lack of vision to address the challenges of the future as the twenty-first century began.

But understanding somewhat why these terrible events occurred is of little solace when one gazes at images of the ruins of Oxford University or those of the destruction of Stonehenge.  One's heartfelt agony is only worsened when one recalls this bitter fruit was not the work of a foreign power, but an accidental (?) lunge backwards into barbarism.  And once that took place, there was no going back.

The current challenges are clear enough-- survival of what remains of our society, and, preservation of those aspects of civilization we have managed to keep.  Those alone are daunting tasks, and it is not at all clear if we can persevere.  The ghastly spectre of a new Dark Ages is visible on the near horizon.

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(11-23-2025, 11:58 AM)gortex Wrote:

Quote:Posted by Ninurta
The thing is, there should be no trouble at all in repatriating these Afghan nationals. Afghanistan is BEGGING their expats to repatriate and come home. There should be no trouble at all getting Afghanistan to take them back.

That brings us back to the European Convention on Human Rights mate , we can't send people back if their country isn't safe for them to be returned and NGOs based in France advise Afghans and others wanting to jump on the gravy train to claim they are gay or trans or victims of government torture and oppression which as we are not allowed to question their claims makes returning them illegal under the charter , one such Afghan chap once he was granted leave to remain was found to have gone on holiday to Afghanistan for a few months exposing just how ridiculous this is.

This is why sensible people want to either opt out of the convention or leave it completely , I support the latter position.

Quote:Posted by Ninurta
I was under the impression that it was 1) an EU convention, binding only on EU members, and 2) that the UK had exited the EU, making it null and void upon the UK. So, it's clear that I fail to understand the politics of the convention or any requirements for the UK to sit down and beg the EU for permissions regarding it.

(11-24-2025, 04:52 PM)gortex Wrote:

Quote:Posted by Ninurta
I was under the impression that it was 1) an EU convention, binding only on EU members, and 2) that the UK had exited the EU, making it null and void upon the UK. So, it's clear that I fail to understand the politics of the convention or any requirements for the UK to sit down and beg the EU for permissions regarding it.

Sadly mate when we left the EU we didn't leave its institutions like the European court system and the ECHR because our political class didn't want to actually leave the EU so we were left with one foot in and one foot out , supporters of Brexit called for a cutting of all ties with the EU because that was the only way Brexit would be meaningful , hopefully if we get a Reform government next time that wrong will be righted although to be honest I'm not convinced we will be allowed to have a Reform government next time.