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Sir Dickie O'Davis retweeted
Fantastic new art work in my village on the old barn doors in Greasbrough just in time for Armistice day
Wow
The trial of the migrant who raped a 10 year old girl at CityWest Hotel in Dublin was due to start today.
Instead, the prosecutor has dropped the charges, on the date of the trial commencing.
Judge Nolan has accepted this and immediately released the migrant.
The State also happens to have been the legal guardian for that 10 year old girl. The State was also supposed to have deported him half a year before the assaults.
And by the way, the migrant himself admitted guilt to one of the two charges, stating that he kissed her. His excuse was that she told him she was 18… a 10 year old girl.
I suspect we will hear a deafening silence from many corners of what is simply the anti-Irish political landscape.
thesun.ie/news/17810491/char…
ITN.....going on that tax income is healthy but its things like state pension thats causing debt to rack up.......GTF
No blame on Bens, Aid, Ukraine or real highlight on shit debt interest rates
Never ever forget what they did to this fellow Scouser.
The man who beheaded Ken Bigley has now claimed asylum in Britain and is living a nice comfortable life. All paid for by you. The tax payer and Shabana Mahmood won’t deport him.
I see this type of behaviour as being one of the reasons people have such hatred for Islam and not because they were born racist.
That’s my take on it anyway. But I could be wrong.
Sir Dickie O'Davis retweeted
Good work by Counter Terrorism Policing South East and the CPS. 👏
Mohamed Mohamoud, 22, a Somali national living in Bristol, flew to Somalia to join Islamic State. He used an AI chatbot to contact their recruiters and said he was "longing for martyrdom". Unable to get through, he returned to the UK still planning to go back. The case was built from his messages, phone and travel records.
He was convicted and sentenced at the Old Bailey to 12 years in prison with an extra 4 on licence.
Most of this work never makes the news. This time it did. Well done, all.
cps.gov.uk/national-news/new…
Sir Dickie O'Davis retweeted
Check this out:
“As a former RNLI Crewman Volunteer of 15 years let me educate you of Maritime Law if I may.
When these rubber boats set off from France overloaded, the French are breaking maritime law by not intercepting them and returning them to shore. When these illegal migrants boats have sailed almost 3/4 of the way to the UK and now in British waters, the RNLI and Border Force are sent out by the Coastguard on the instructions of HM Government to intercept them. They do this because if the rubber boats are allowed to land on uk soil under their own steam then everyone on board becomes an illegal immigrant and by law MUST be detained and deported asap.
However when they are picked up at sea, even if only 200 yards offshore, and in no danger whatsoever, then the RNLI and Border pick them up and they are longer called illegals - conclusion The French and The British are doing this on purpose - WHY?”
Sir Dickie O'Davis retweeted
🚨 NEWS: The BBC has been using taxpayer-funded civil servants to help write and fact-check news coverage on sensitive issues including illegal immigration, Channel crossings and Covid.
An investigation by The Telegraph reveals that 39 government officials have been seconded to the broadcaster since 2018, including staff from the Home Office, HMRC and other departments. Some contributed to articles credited to BBC News and BBC Verify.
The BBC insists these officials had no editorial control and only provided statistical expertise.
The BBC hasn't been impartial for years. Now we discover that Whitehall officials have been helping produce its news coverage, including reports on government policies.
This latest revelation only reinforces everything we've been saying about the broadcaster for years.
