Piddington, Oxfordshire, has around 400 residents. It’s about to have 1600, the extra male, fighting age, from other countries … their dregs. The residents are not having it.
All right. My question of course is … who came up with this brilliant strategy to destroy a community overnight? And why? What were they paid to plan that? Was the mood civicmindedness or having a good chuckle at how they’d stiffed the British people yet again? And if the latter, keep that attitude firmly in your mind.
Why would these creeps even be like this? Why are they in any decisionmaking position anyway? Why is the system so broken that it can allow such things? And I’m sure many other questions follow on from that.
The residents of rural Oxfordshire are generally feeling somewhat persecuted, what with the widespread 20mph speed limits, planned closure of lanes connecting villages and the effective ban on St George’s flags in public places, not to mention the massive solar farms blighting the landscape and the Council’s anti-farming policies.
ReplyDeleteIt’s not hard to imagine smug city-dwelling civil servants and local officials happily signing off on policies which will only affect a few insignificant peasants or retired villagers (who probably vote Tory anyway) - the local women afraid to walk their dogs alone or let their daughters play outside are likely to rank very low on the priority list.
It’s already happened to the towns thanks to the placement of asylum-seekers in large hotels; just yesterday, my daughter-in-law - recently arrived from a country regarded as far less secure than the UK - told me she didn’t feel safe walking down the high street of our local town because of the large groups of men sitting outside coffee shops staring at passing women in a way she had not experienced in her (Muslim) home city.
Perhaps the Home Secretary, or whichever moron decided to place the small boat invaders there, should be asked what action is the government going to take to deal with the sexual appetites of over 1,000 men, without risking the safety of women over a 20 mile radius?
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