This woman is one of the most repulsive figures ever to enter the British commentariat. She was granted asylum here in the 1970s, yet has spent her career demonising the White population and campaigning against immigration restrictions. Yasmin has the ultimate colonialist mindset: a complete and utter parasite on British hospitality. I can think of few things more contemptible than trying to dismantle the country that gave you refuge. She talks about the nasty, hooded men in Dover, but fails to mention that their protests were peaceful and that their views on illegal migration are entirely consistent with majority opinion, which the political class has repeatedly ignored. Nor does Yasmin mention the sexual violence committed by male ‘refugees’ against female fellow travellers, or cases in which migrants have gone on to rape and murder people in Britain. What about the welfare of their victims? In Yasmin’s worldview, they are apparently acceptable collateral damage. She then talks about pensioners being arrested for supporting Palestine Action, conveniently omitting that the group attacked actual military hardware and that one of its members pulverised a police officer’s spine with a sledgehammer. Palestine Action has been proscribed as a terrorist organisation, and inviting support for a proscribed organisation can constitute a criminal offence. Yasmin also challenges the Right’s claims that migrants place pressure on the welfare state, push up housing costs and disproportionately claim social housing. She dismisses these arguments as false but offers precious little evidence to substantiate that conclusion. A contemptible, contemptible woman. I wish we were less willing to extend the privileges of British hospitality to people who respond to this country’s generosity with such hostility and contempt. Revolting.