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London: Local Council Faces £5m Shortfall – as Central Government Fails to Finance 3000 Asylum Seekers! (11.6.2025)

he Tory author should visit Sutton – after-all, the Tories imported around 10,000 Hong Kong Rioters all in one go about four-years ago. This is on top of the tens of thousands of Neo-Nazi Ukrainians. As of today, Starmer has stopped this mass importation of the Rioters (and they have been distributed onward) – but there are some streets where only around 20% of the residents are genuine (White) British. The other 80% are “White” foreigner (getting in the way of the good relations we have with non-White people from the British Empire) – being from Ukraine, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Hungary, etc. Half fought for Hitler during WWII and complain when British people mark D-Day and Armistice Day. Many are now new followers of Hitler – with their children whispering into the ears of our children at school that “your grandparents were on the wrong side during WWII”. Perhaps if the UK stopped blanket-bombing developing countries – their people wouldn’t feel the need to arrive at Dover on rubber dinghies.

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Anti-Austerity March – London 21.6.14

Attention was drawn to the government’s policy of demonising people with disabilities, cutting or stopping their already meagre benefits, and instituting a policy of the dehumanising policy of making them disabled benefit claimants ‘compete’ for non-existing jobs, in an employment market that routinely discriminates against the employment of those with disabilities. Many others pointed-out the plight of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers, who are treated as ‘non-human’ interlopers in the UK and often imprisoned without trial before being deported back to impoverished countries, many with a less than impressive human rights record, or controlled by extremist or highly unreliable governments. The hated Bedroom Tax was raised alongside the issue of the loss of social housing. The environmental damage inflicted by the method of ‘fracking’ was also a popular cause of discontent.

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