Johnson gets in a swipe at Starmer's time at the DPP conveniently ignoring Saville, during a bad tempered Question Time. The lack of focus on the grooming gangs would have been more appropriate.

"100,000" Chinese

Both for Afghans and Chinese from Hong Kong, the so-called 'Welcome Churches' organisation is helping facilitate what will be hundreds of thousands of settlers in the United Kingdom. Only 10% of Hong Kong is nominally Christian (under 5% speak English regularly) and under 1% of Afghanistan. While Christians in Britain have a range of needs, as churches also close, this organisation is helping facilitate a mass of non-Christian , non-ethnically British people to settle here. They have just held a 'Welcome' reception, with the government who have pledged almost £50million alone, to help the Hong Kong resettlement. Patel and Raab are the best examples of why having an open asylum approach leads to national betrayal later.

https://afghanwelcome.org/
https://ukhk.org/

We also see the organisation (Non-) British Future are trying to get in on the act with WelcomeHK.org

Lots of synthetic outrage over Johnson's comments at the despatch box on Starmer ignoring Saville and yet he extended an apology.

The excusers point to the issue that he may have been head of the CPS but he wasn't the reviewing lawyer in the CPS who looked at the case...

https://web.archive.org/web/20210421200006/https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/jan/11/savile-review-sexual-abuse-complaints

No publicly funded organisation should be allowed to promote these politically driven interest groups without having their funding withdrawn until their senior management step down. #LGBTHM22

The hedonistic West?

Nesta acquires Behavioural Insights Team to help tackle UK’s biggest social challenges | Nesta
https://www.nesta.org.uk/press-release/nesta-acquires-behavioural-insights-team/

Further evidence of what a monstrously unBritish imposition the Online Safety Bill is shaping up to be. We're transitioning into Soviet-lite territory, under a nominally Conservative government. Mass open door immigration, plus prison for opinions that may 'harm' someone's feelings, while other crimes have a 6% clear up rate, effectively decriminalising offending.

https://web.archive.org/web/20220202072744/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/02/01/online-trolls-could-face-two-years-jail-posting-messages-likely/

Just an hour on this Twitter feed 🤔

The whole rotten edifice needs to be torn down

https://web.archive.org/web/20200115120645/https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/west-midlands-police-chief-dave-17569331

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-60226250

Is Nagpaul at it again? 🙄 Let's avoid this by refusing to import NHS staff on the cheap, returning those coming to contract ends and training more *British* people.

"Because they commit more crimes" say the Met Police. Maybe this case - as gently as the Met want to uphold it - will undermine the nonsense of "discrimination = disproportionality" that the far-Left are trying to enforce as the standard? Then again, probably not.

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https://web.archive.org/web/20220203084045/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/met-police-gangs-matrix-database-b2006051.html

Regarding the impending court case against the Met's Gang Matrix, worth recalling this rare moment of honesty of Cressida Dick on front of a Commons' Committee. With the recent report on Met WhatsApp messages*, this is a public fight the Met will be scared of being candid about.

*https://www.gbnews.uk/news/met-police-officers-racist-sexist-and-homophobic-messages-from-whatsapp-group-chat-revealed/217608

A key contributor to the false Trump-Russia collusion dossier by "ex"-MI6 agent Christopher Steele indicted for lying and about to hit US courts to hit the court later this year. Isn't it about time Steele was -at the very least - called in to a House of Commons Committee to explain some things?

This supposed Russian interference in Western democratic processes was THE origin for the political justification to enact a raft of legal measures to surveil and censor any 'disinformation' or harm on the internet. This includes Britain's "Online Safety" Bill which seeks to curtail unfavoured content being accessed by a wider public audience under the vague rubric of 'harm'. Steele was also in charge of the investigation into the poisoning of Litvinenko.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/us/us-indicts-analyst-who-contributed-to-steele-dossier-on-donald-trump-1.4719662

A statistical mix here. Near 50% of Red Wall voters think ethnic tensions are rising and 60% don't agree immigration has been a good thing for Britain.

Though 58% of Red Wall voters see values in decline, while 50% see minority input as being part of (modern) British culture.

We wonder what the average ethnic percentage of these areas might be to determine what percentage of the respondents are of British ethnic origin.

He admitted both his failings on Savile and also on grooming gangs. Yet now he's trying to spin it as the "conspiracy theories of violent fascists".

While the "Fact Check" organisations social media rely on are trying to spin it as "yes he was in overall charge, but he wasn't the lawyer making the decisions". 🙄

Very interesting/ amusing internal spat. A senior Prevent officer, academic and ex Met lead on extremism, accuses "anti-Fascist" groups of encouraging & participating in violence and ignoring it when their allies engage in it.

Was he partly thinking of HnH who announced various political venues - like GI Sevenoaks which later came under siege after the mob flocked there - when making some of his attached comms? They're certainly very critical and sneery of his article. As are many of the self-declared "anti-Facist" organisations who are angry on Twitter. Have a look. 😉

CARR Centre for Analysis on Radical Right

https://web.archive.org/web/20220203104257/https://www.radicalrightanalysis.com/2022/02/02/beware-the-anti-fascists-for-they-have-become-what-they-oppose/

"Here is a quick and generally reliable rule to follow. If people have always said it, it is probably true; it is the distilled wisdom of the ages. If people haven't always said it, but everybody is saying it now, it is probably a lie; it is the . . . madness of the moment."

— Anthony Esolen, Out of the Ashes