Be As 'Outraged' As You Like, It Means Nothing To Them...

An Iranian migrant, 14, has avoided jail after being convicted of raping a schoolgirl just three months after arriving in Britain on a small boat. The teenager, who arrived as an unaccompanied minor last June and was placed in foster care, was found guilty in January of rape and two counts of sexual assault following an attack on a fellow pupil. Instead of being sent to a young offender institution, he was ordered in mid-March to attend specialist sessions “on the understanding of consent, boundaries, and victim awareness”.

Any other country would throw him onto the first deportation flight and sack the judge. Well, not Canada ot Australia, mind, they are even worse than the UK 

The victim's family were reportedly left stunned that he avoided a custodial sentence despite showing no remorse for his actions.

And here comes a man from the party that did nothing while in power to try to gain a little support on the back of them: 

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp hit out at the sentence, saying: "This vile attacker should be locked up for his crimes. Custody should be the only punishment for rapists."

Yes, yes, and before the voters kicked you out, what did you do to root out the bleeding hearts in the justice system. Was it 'nothing'? I think it was. 

Meanwhile, a Home Office spokeswoman said: “This was a sickening crime, and our thoughts are with the victim and her loved ones. “Sentencing is a matter for the independent judiciary, but foreign nationals who commit these vile crimes will be deported at the earliest opportunity.”

Will they? You speak with forked tongue and you know you do. 

Unaccompanied child asylum seekers are afforded greater legal protections than adult migrants, making deportation significantly more challenging. Britain also does not deport offenders to Iran, deeming the country unsafe for returns.

The youth justice system treats custody as a last resort, and there are no fixed sentencing guidelines for juveniles convicted of rape.

And all that is the policy of the Home Office, clearly stated. They want these people here, and they will continue to facilitate them staying here, no matter what lies they tell.  So use your vote wisely on Thursday! 

This Is Why The Migrant Hotel Protests Must Continue

A drunk Somali asylum seeker who spat at a police officer while staying in a migrant hotel has avoided punishment.

Who is surprised? The so-called justice system bends over backwards to excuse these savages. 

The asylum seeker was said to have been inebriated, having downed half a bottle of vodka and beers, and officers called in backup to restrain him.

Aren't most Somalis Muslim? 

As PC Browning took hold of Momad, the defendant launched a volley of spit which landed on his hand, Poole Magistrates' Court heard. The migrant, who continues to stay at the historic hotel despite being in the country for five years, was then arrested for assault on an emergency worker.

Here for five years and still not denied asylum. Is there anything slower than the asylum system in this country? 

He pleaded guilty to the offence at court, where it was heard he was already serving a six-week suspended prison sentence for a religiously aggravated assault on a member of the public.

*sigh* 

But because his latest offence took place before he was sentenced for the earlier offence in March, it was not taken into consideration as the magistrates issued their sanction.

Their 'Sanction' being ... nothing at all.

'He is an asylum seeker who gets quite depressed as he is not allowed to work. He has been in the UK since 2020 and accepts he has a problem with drink.'

Then deport him back to his Muslim, dry country - two problems solved!  

As of last month, there were some 91 criminal charges against migrants staying at the two hotels. It's a similar picture at the nearby Chine Hotel, a mile away, where another 25 charges against migrants were brought following a spate of alleged crimes in the town. A total of 116 charges were brought against 51 asylum seekers living across the three hotels near the seafront.

These hotel protests aren't going away, while this situation continues.