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Once again I report on a very worrying and disturbing situation. A situation that has the potential to render the U.K. an oppressed, dis-informed communist state. Article 10 of the ECHR enshrined into the Human Rights Act 1998, states “Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers”.
Good evening subscribers. The past week has been a serious situation, by far and away the worst crisis since the miners strikes during the 1980’s. What is our prime minister’s answer to this crisis; sod it, I’m going on holiday. Yes you heard me right, unbelievable. In your opinion do you believe he is representing the best interests of the electorate?
As most of you are aware, in my previous article “Britain! the Pillar’s are crumbling” I condemned the actions of the demonstrators in Southport, based on their total disrespect to the rule of law. Clearly showing my support for the injured police officers. However, today I feel no sympathy for them at all. On Wednesday night in Whitehall, many demonstrators attended a peaceful congregation
I come to you again, within 48 hours of 3 children being brutally murdered, to report civil unrest in Southport. Residents consumed with anger have taken to the streets, initially to demonstrate their discontent with the way the authorities are handling this incident and the protection of Britain and her citizens. However, that discontent has turned to blood boiling anger, after the police arrest another man armed with what appears to be a knife walking to the vigil of shocked residents.
To all the liberalists and leftists among you, with your namby pamby views these innocent children’s blood in on your hands. I write this article today with an extremely heavy heart. By now I am sure the population of the U.K. are aware of the atrocities, that have occurred in the sea side town of Stockport. Strangely, enough a place I visited as child, when staying with my Grandparents in Cheshire. Currently I am experiencing a multitude of emotions, but none so prominent as the deepest sympathies