Category Archives: United Kingdom

Father-of-two beaten up and left for dead by Asian gang for being white.

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Daily Mail  27th October 2011

Victim: Andrew Goodram pictured at the spot in Queens Park where he was attacked

A father-of-two was subjected to a racist and brutal attack by a gang of Asian men who targeted him – simply for being white.

Andrew Goodram, 31, suffered a punctured lung and two broken ribs after the gang of four thugs shouted: ‘white b*****d’ at him before subjecting him to a vicious assault.

During the assault Mr Goodram, a labourer, was repeatedly kicked in the head, face and body at Queens Park in Bolton, Greater Manchester.

One of his attackers then stood over him and stamped on his chest causing what police described as ‘significant injuries’.

The beating only came to an end when one of the men decided the group should leave and they all ran off in different directions.

Mr Goodram, a father of two managed to stagger home after the assault but had to spend six days in hospital.

Greater Manchester Police yesterday confirmed that the attack, which took place at 7pm on October 19 was being treated as a racially motivated incident.

4,000 foreign criminals set free to fight deportation including murderers, rapists and child sex offenders.

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By Jack Doyle.    Daily Mail     27th October 2011

Nearly 4,000 foreign criminals who should have been deported are at large on the streets of Britain, an official report revealed last night.

Human rights claims and red tape are giving them their freedom while they fight deportation orders.

The criminals include dozens of former prisoners convicted of  offences such as murder, rape and sex crimes against children.

The figure emerged in a report by John Vine, chief inspector of the UK Border Agency.

He revealed there were 3,775 criminals in May this year who had been released from immigration detention centres because there was ‘no prospect of them being deported in a reasonable time’.

Of those, 3,259 had served sentences for low-level offences, another 429 for ‘more serious’ crimes, and 87 for the most serious offences – including murder, rape and paedophilia.
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Failed asylum seeker who has dodged deportation for a decade told he can stay… because he goes to the GYM !

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By Sarah Bruce……Daily Mail-Online……24th October 2011

  • Was smuggled into Dover on a lorry in 2005
  • Lord Glennie: ‘He had integrated well within the Glasgow community’

A failed asylum seeker who has dodged deportation from Britain for nearly a decade has been told he can stay – because he goes to the gym.

Amir Beheshti, 40, has been trying to get refugee status for seven years, but was repeatedly turned down by the courts, who ruled he would not suffer if he returned to his home country Iran.

But he has now told judges he has a private life that involves going for work-outs with his friends – which means his human rights would be violated if he was deported.

The controversial legal ruling by Scotland’s Court of Session means he will be allowed to continue living rent-free in his publicly funded flat and claiming a weekly allowance.

Imam found guilty of abusing young girls!

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Swindon Advertiser.UK

15th October 2011

A ‘DESPICABLE’ paedophile who abused three girls when he was an Imam at a town centre mosque has been convicted by a jury.

Ebrahim Yusuf Kazi, 67, was found guilty of five counts of indecent assault on three girls aged under the age of 13.

The offences took place between 1979 and 1986 at Broad Street Mosque, where Kazi was an Imam before moving to Gloucester.

The victims have been praised by the police for their bravery in coming forward and one victim told the Adver she will come face-to-face with him at court next month to see him sentenced.

Kazi’s crimes were only revealed after one young victim contacted Wiltshire Police.

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http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/news/9307850.Imam_found_guilty_of_abusing_young_girls/

The two cleaners fired for being ‘lazy and British’ by foreign boss…….

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By Neil Sears

The Mail online

Last updated at 1:13 PM on 14th October 2011

Two cleaners claim to have been sacked for not working as hard as their foreign co-workers.

Stella Judge and Sarah Pritchard say they were told that Britons were lazy, while immigrants were happy to work all hours on the minimum wage.

Yesterday their MP used Parliamentary privilege to raise their plight in the Commons. Continue Reading →

The Economic Lunacy of Climate Change UK

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How climate change zealots are wrecking every last industry this country possesses.

Daily Mail October 2011

Rather overshadowed by events at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester last week was a line in George Osborne’s speech which could mark the start of a long overdue political transformation in Britain.

He was referring in particular to the Climate Change Act, famously passed by the House of Commons in October 2008 by 463 votes to three, even as the snow was falling outside. By the Government’s own estimate, it would cost £404?billion to implement – £760 per household every year for four decades. Continue Reading →

Madness! …Secret diary of a Labour Immigration Minister who rails against Human Rights Act !

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A Labour former Immigration Minister last night said Theresa May was right to say human rights laws make a mockery of the way Britain deals with asylum seekers.

Phil Woolas also released extracts from an explosive diary revealing the ‘absurd’ degree to which the immigration service was hampered by court rulings on human rights.

Mr Woolas, Immigration Minister from October 2008 until the 2010 election, was unaware of the cat ruling until he saw it in newspapers. But to back his case that the Human Rights Act and European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) were crippling the immigration system, he released extracts from his private diary as a minister.

Published below, they reveal his anger at learning:

  • Osama Bin Laden’s son could use British Freedom of Information rules to see Government files rejecting his visa application, even though he lived in the Middle East.
  • A suspected drug lord was freed because the French navy vessel which caught him took too long to bring him to port and charge him.
  • A convicted rapist due to be deported could still get British legal aid in India to fight for custody of his estranged son.
  • There was a challenge to the Lords against deporting someone to Greece because the Greek asylum system might breach the person’s human rights. Continue Reading →

Matthew Would Like To Say A Few Words.

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Tundra Tabloids posted an article recently about something that happened over in England.

My mate Martin Brennan has been staying with a fellow called Matthew Stiddard. Martin was deported from Australia officially due to a breach of visa, but seeing as Martin had never been in trouble with the police nor had any notification from DIAC about any visa irregularities, I wonder if that was really it.

That’s for another day, so we’ll leave that for now.

Matthew was interviewed by VladTepes, and I’ve also gotten to know him. He’s starting to get a bit of a profile now, and he’s concerned that there might be some misconceptions floating around with respect to his current police…. challenges… and what’s happening with the leadership of the EDL.

For the record, Matthew has never made any comment about why the police would be interested in Martin. In conversation he has made it quite clear that it’s not a path he would like to travel down.

I’ll let him speak for himself*:
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Conservative MP: EU is an “occupying force”

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From European Son
Mark Pritchard, the secretary of the 1922 Committee has demanded a vote on Britain’s membership of the EU. The committee is composed of Eurosceptic and traditionalist Conservative MPs, and had an early run in with Prime Minister David Cameron, just after the election of 2010, when he insisted that Ministers be allowed to help choose its chairman — almost needless to say, to ensure that it would be in lockstep with Government decisions. Cameron backed down after the row went public, and threatened to cause serious revolt within Conservative Party ranks less than a few weeks after becoming PM.

Yesterday, Liberal Democrat Treasury Minister Danny Alexander described Eurosceptics as “enemies of growth” — a phrase reminiscent of the “enemies of the people” and “enemies of the party” accusations routinely employed by communist regimes. But… continue reading!

Trust in British politicians down

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From European Son
A just-published report for the Committee on Standards in Public Life shows that the British public trusts their politicians less today than prior to the election. The findings were based on polls conducted between 2004 and 2010. Fifty three percent of those polled in 2010 — the last time the poll was taken — felt that only a few or no politicians are “in touch with what the public… continue reading!

Senior Tory MP says conservatism “significantly diluted” by LibDems

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From European SonTwenty-six Conservative Party MPs and advisers have contributed to The Future of Conservatism, a new book which challenges many of the positions taken by the Liberal Democrat-Conservative coalition Government under Prime Minister David Cameron. The 1922 Committee, which is on the Right of the Conservative Party, has reportedly been warning the Prime Minister for several months that there is growing discontent at… continue reading!

Far-Right growing; becoming more confrontational: academic

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From European Son
Political science lecturer Matthew Goodwin has said a “noticeable tide of anti-immigration sentiment” has emerged in Europe over the last decade. He says that there is now “open skepticism toward” the affect of immigration “on the welfare states of Europe, on public services, culture, values, way of life, but we’ve also seen quite high levels of dissatisfaction over the response of mainstream parties on that issue.”

Speaking to the Economist, professor Goodwin said that  there has been a “nopticeable shift” in the discourse of far-Right parties over the last five to six years toward a more “confrontational” and “provocative” message. Goodwin says that activists believe their countries are “under a profound threat from Islam,” and that they are involved in… continue reading!

English historian: “hands off our land.” But what about the people?

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From European Son

Abigail Howarth: banned from applying for a position with the UK Environmental Agency in 2007 for being "White English"

There is an interesting article on the concept of Englishness, the English countryside, and England, in the Telegraph by historian Sir Roy Strong today.

He reminds us of the importance of the countryside in the English national identity, talks about England’s relationships to Scotland and other states in the Union, and reminds us of its artistic culture. So far, so good. But, Sir Roy also suggests that there is no such thing as an English people — at least in an ethnic sense. Is that really… continue reading.

The UK Government Must Represent The Working Class

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From European Son
Many people had hoped that the Conservative Party would be different from its predecessor, the Labour Government, which rode roughshod over the wishes of the electorate, especially the working class that once formed its base. After coming to power in 1997, Labour allowed immigration to spiral out of control, radical Islam to rise up in the UK, and Britain to relinquish more sovereignty to the European Union.

Such hope was not unreasonable, even if it was unrealistic. Although theoretically Labour party and the Conservative parry occupy opposite sides of politics, the reality is very different, as the electorate has begun to grasp. Like the Labour Government, the current Conservative-dominated administration betrays every sign of being unable and unwilling to tackle, in particular, the problems of mass immigration and the emergence of radical Islam and sharia law inside the UK. Like its predecessor, the current Government appears to be more interested in shifting the responsibility for the country’s problems onto the White working class than in fixing problems or addressing the concerns of those that they were elected to represent.

Part scapegoat and part collective personae non grata in Britain, the working class and their… continue reading!