Frank wrote on Jan 21^st, 2025 at 8:18am:



Welsh choirboy gets life for Southport jihad murders of little girls.





Judge Mr Justice Goose handed Rwandan-heritage killer Axel Rudakubana a minimum term of 52 years in prison, saying had he not been 17-year-old when he launched his attack, he would certainly have been handed a rare full life term. This means excepting a successful appeal, Rudakubana will not be liable for parole for 52 years, and even so, in the words of the judge: “he will serve almost the whole of his life in custody. I consider at this time it is likely he will never be released and he will be in custody for all of his life.”

Rudakubana was also sentenced to 18 years for attempting to kill eight further children, and 16 years for attempting to murder two adults who tried to protect the children. On the other counts, he was sentenced to 18 months for possession of a knife, 12 years for producing the biotoxin ricin, and 18 months for possessing a digital copy of an Al-Qaeda training manual.

But these sentences in British law are served “concurrently”, meaning they do not accumulate. The actual sentence is still just 52 years.

Bias_2012 wrote on Aug 1^st, 2024 at 12:11pm:


African muslim by the look of him

capitosinora wrote on Aug 2^nd, 2024 at 12:22pm:


No place for that crap - water cannons would have been good.

tickleandrose wrote on Aug 2^nd, 2024 at 12:50pm:


He was 17 turning 18. As has been pointed out to you the two 10yr olds that killed  James Bulger were named in short time i.e. Robert Thompson and Jon Venables.

Do you see what the people are talking about with 2 tier policing?

Frank wrote on Jan 24^th, 2025 at 9:14am:


Yeah ... not enough ... it should be for the term of his natural life ... until death.

The United Kingdom - a sick land dying before your eyes, as Trump, Vance and Musk have all recently noticed - is a country where criminal illegal aliens cannot be deported back to their homelands if their kids dislike the taste of the chicken nuggets there.

Thus the Albanian gangster Klevis Disha gets to stay in Britain. Because, as the immigration tribunal ruled, Mr Disha's ten-year-old son "will not eat the type of chicken nuggets that are available abroad". Not just in the Tirana McDonald's but "abroad" in general. So it would be a gross abuse of their human rights to deport Disha père et fils to, say, Tuscany or Provence.

Are you into raping children? In Britain a man found to be a danger to the public cannot be deported back to his homeland because of the unsatisfactory quality of treatment for PTSD in Eritrea. Did he get the PTSD after raping the kid? Or after regretting that he didn't get to rape more kids?

Ah, well. Whether it be the quality of Eritrean mental-health services or Albanian chicken nuggets, it would be a gross breach of a "migrant"'s human rights to subject him to either. These stories recur so often in the UK press that the public gives a massive shrug and consigns them to the "World's gone mad, 'asn't it?" category.

No, sir. It's your country that's gone mad - as JD Vance, Elon Musk and others have observed.

One notices, for example, that the legions of "human rights" lawyers stampeding to get a piece of the chicken-nugget action fall eerily silent when it comes to the human rights of, say, a political prisoner - the first in England ever to be banged up in solitary confinement and denied visitors for months on end ...not for a criminal conviction but for a civil contempt charge ...and in a prison with the highest suicide rate in the United Kingdom.

Isn't that a breach of human rights law, m'learned friends?



There is now an EMERGENCY situation regarding the UK’s political prisoner Tommy Robinson.
Jordan Peterson & Ezra Levant are so concerned about his state torture they are now on death watch.
But, to their eternal shame, the British MSM & political establishment still looks away.
https://x.com/danwootton/status/1897722703559131500

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 9^th, 2025 at 5:32pm:


So you don't believe in free speech then, you think its OK to lock people up for having a different opinion to you.

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 9^th, 2025 at 5:39pm:


Just pointing out how fickle you are.