GET THE APP
Sunday, September 28, 2025

Category: UK
August 9, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
News
UK

Woman Handed 2.5 Year Jail Sentence for Pushing Trash Can Towards Cops.

A UK woman who took part in anti-mass migration protests in the English city of Sunderland has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for repeatedly pushing industrial trash cans toward a line of police.

Leanne Hodgson, aged 43, was sentenced this week after taking part in anti-mass migration protests that were sparked by the killing of three young girls in Southport, allegedly by a migrant background teen.

Hodgson is just one of nearly 600 people arrested for various offenses since the protests started late last month. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has charged at least 159 of them.

Among them have been a homosexual couple who were also sentenced to two and half years in prison for shouting at police during a protest in Hartlepool, with one of the men also being bitten by a police dog, while his partner was attacked by officers with a baton.

Several people not directly involved in the protests or riots have also been arrested and charged for their speech on social media.

Among them was a 55-year-old woman who was arrested by Cheshire police because she posted inaccurate information regarding the identity of the suspect in the Southport stabbings.

“It’s a stark reminder of the dangers of posting information on social media platforms without checking the accuracy,” Cheshire Police Chief Superintendent Alison Ross said.

UK Director of Public Prosecutions, Stephen Parkinson, meanwhile, has also threatened to extradite social media users from overseas if they supported the anti-mas migration protests or were believed to have incited violence or hatred.

“They are not safe and there is nowhere to hide,” Parkinson said and noted that some social media users could be charged with terrorism offenses.

show less
A UK woman who took part in anti-mass migration protests in the English city of Sunderland has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for repeatedly pushing industrial trash cans toward a line of police. show more
August 9, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
TECH
UK

Scotland’s Muslim Ex-Leader Says Musk Uses X for ‘Most Wicked Evil Possible,’ Musk Brands Him ‘Super Racist’ Against Whites.

Humza Yousaf, the Pakistani heritage former First Minister of Scotland, has branded Elon Musk, owner of X (formerly Twitter), Tesla, and SpaceX, “one of the most dangerous men on the planet,” saying he “uses his billions… to amplify far-right, white supremacist ideology.” Musk labeled Yousaf an anti-white racist in response.

Yousaf, a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for the left-separatist Scottish National Party (SNP), said the South African entrepreneur has “I think instigated, is hoping for, civil war in some parts of Europe, including in the UK, and instead of using X as a platform for good and using his enormous wealth for good, he is using it, I think, for the most wicked evil possible.”

He went on to suggest Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer must consider regulating X to “ensure we don’t have the kind of disinformation that has run rampant in the last week… with such devastating consequences,” in reference to ongoing anti-mass migration protests and counter-protests.

An X user shared a video of Yousaf ranting against the number of white people in important positions in Scotland underneath the clip of his comments about Musk. The tech mogul responded, branding Yousaf “super, super racist.”

“Scotland gave him everything and yet he loathes white people,” Musk said. “This is obvious, because he has never complained about the race of any other country’s leadership. There are over 200 countries in the world, most of whom have single-race leadership. Why is he only attacking Scotland?”

Musk has been regularly criticizing Prime Minister Starmer for the two-tier policing of anti-migration demonstrators and Muslim counter-demonstrations in recent days, branding the British leftist “Two-Tier Keir.”

Yousaf said he may leave the West altogether amid the protests, citing “Islamophobia.” As First Minister, a position roughly equivalent to a U.S. state governor, he vacationed in Qatar, a Sharia dictatorship that hosts the leadership of Hamas.

show less
Humza Yousaf, the Pakistani heritage former First Minister of Scotland, has branded Elon Musk, owner of X (formerly Twitter), Tesla, and SpaceX, "one of the most dangerous men on the planet," saying he "uses his billions... to amplify far-right, white supremacist ideology." Musk labeled Yousaf an anti-white racist in response. show more
August 9, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
TECH
UK

UK PM Starmer Warns Elon Musk It Is ‘Dangerous’ to Call Out Two-Tier Policing.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned Elon Musk, owner of X (formerly Twitter), Tesla, and SpaceX, that it is “dangerous” to call out the two-tier policing in Britain amid the ongoing anti-mass migration protests and counter-protests.

“Talk of two-tier policing is wrong, it’s not true and it’s dangerous, because it exposes the police to even more danger than they’re already exposed to,” Starmer insisted.

However, the police themselves have conceded that footage of a police liaison officer at a counter-demonstration in Stoke asking a Muslim mob to “discard [their weapons] at the mosque” to avoid arrest has “impacted on public confidence.” Police in Birmingham, where a Muslim mob chased out journalists and beat white people unchallenged, have also admitted they did not intervene because Muslim “community leaders” told them their counter-demonstration would be “policed within themselves.”

On Thursday, police boasted online that they had arrested a 55-year-old woman for “a social media post containing inaccurate information” about the identity of a mass stabber who targeted children in Southport. This attack, allegedly perpetrated by a migration-background teenager, sparked the current protests.

Meanwhile, Nick Lowles of the far-left HOPE Not Hate organization has not been arrested for spreading false reports of a Muslim woman being attacked with acid, which angered many Muslim counter-demonstrators who believed them. Neither has Josh Fenton-Glyn, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Prime Minister Starmer’s Labour Party, who amplified Lowles’s false claims and attributed his fictitious acid attack to the “far right.”

Image via Flickr.

show less
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has warned Elon Musk, owner of X (formerly Twitter), Tesla, and SpaceX, that it is "dangerous" to call out the two-tier policing in Britain amid the ongoing anti-mass migration protests and counter-protests. show more
August 9, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

Anti-Mass Migration Protestors Get Two YEARS in Prison for Shouting at Police.

Two men who took part in anti-mass migration protests in Hartlepool, England, have been sentenced to two years in prison because they shouted at riot police.

Former postmaster and school governor Steven Mailen, 54, and his homosexual partner Ryan Sheers, 28, were each sentenced to two years and two months for violent disorder. The pair were seen in video footage during a protest in the North-East of England shouting at riot police.

Police reacted violently to their remarks, which included “I pay your wages,” striking Mailen in the leg with a baton and then setting a police dog on Sheers, who was bitten on the hip.

Neither man physically touched officers or threw any projectiles at them, but they were convicted after officers claimed they encouraged others to be violent.

The pair, who have no prior criminal convictions, first claimed they had only been “cheeky” to the officers, but later broke down crying in the courtroom and blamed alcohol for their behavior.

The aggressive behavior of the police in Hartlepool contrasts with their response to mobs of Muslim counter-demonstrators in Stoke and Birmingham. In the former, police politely requested that armed Muslims deposit their weapons at a nearby mosque to avoid arrest; in the latter, police essentially surrendered the streets to a violent mob after Muslim “community leaders” told them their demonstration would be “policed within themselves.”

This has led to accusations of two-tier policing from many observers, including tech leader Elon Musk.

The protests and counter-protests in the United Kingdom were sparked by the murder of three young girls and the wounding of several others by an alleged mass stabber born to two African migrants.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

show less
Two men who took part in anti-mass migration protests in Hartlepool, England, have been sentenced to two years in prison because they shouted at riot police. show more
August 9, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
1A
Crime
UK

Starmer’s Stasi: Cops Arrest Middle-Aged Woman for ‘Social Media Post Containing Inaccurate Information.’

Police in Cheshire, England, are boasting they have arrested a 55-year-old woman for “a social media post containing inaccurate information.” The post concerned the identity of the alleged mass stabber who targeted young girls in Southport, a migration-background teenager, on July 29. His attack has sparked widespread, sometimes riotous protests against mass migration, and Muslim and far-left counter-demonstrations and violence.

Cheshire Police Chief Superintendent Alison Ross said of the arrest, “It’s a stark reminder of the dangers of posting information on social media platforms without checking the accuracy.”

“It also acts as a warning that we are all accountable for our actions, whether that be online or in person,” she warned.

However, far-left HOPE Not Hate director Nick Lowles has not been arrested for spreading false reports of a Muslim woman being acid attacked during the protests. Nor has Josh Fenton-Glyn, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer‘s Labour Party, who amplified these false reports and blamed the fictitious attack on the “far right.”

British authorities have vowed to crack down on online speech amid the anti-mass migration protests. Stephen Parkinson, the Director of Public Prosecutions of England and Wales (DPP), warned this week that anyone so much as retweeting “hatred” will be hunted down, and possibly extradited if they are outside Britain.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for England and Wales has also issued statements warning people over “hateful” posts, which they characterize as “online violence.”

“Content that incites violence or hatred isn’t just harmful—it can be illegal,” CPS stated in an Orwellian threat this week.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

Image by Ivan Radic.

show less
Police in Cheshire, England, are boasting they have arrested a 55-year-old woman for "a social media post containing inaccurate information." The post concerned the identity of the alleged mass stabber who targeted young girls in Southport, a migration-background teenager, on July 29. His attack has sparked widespread, sometimes riotous protests against mass migration, and Muslim and far-left counter-demonstrations and violence. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
Politics
UK

Politician Arrested After Calling on Rally-goers to Cut Throats of Anti-Mass Migration Protestors.

Britain’s governing Labour Party has been forced to suspend Councillor Ricky Jones after social media users identified him as the speaker who called for “far-right” anti-mass migration protestors to be murdered at a rally on Wednesday evening. Jones went on a tirade after being handed a microphone at the supposed “anti-racism” demonstration in Walthamstow, saying of anti-immigration protestors, “They are disgusting, Nazi fascists, and we need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all!”

Leaving little doubt as to his meaning, Jones made a throat-slitting gesture as he spoke. The assembled crowd welcomed his message with cheers and applause.

A Labour spokesman has said Jones is now suspended, saying, “This behavior is completely unacceptable and it will not be tolerated.”

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage MP questioned why Jones had not been arrested for inciting violence, saying on social media, “This man should be arrested. If not, we know there is two-tier policing.”

After substantial public pressure, London’s Metropolitan Police announced Jones had been arrested “on suspicion of encouraging murder and for an offense under the Public Order Act.”

Many have complained of two-tier policing under Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Police have confronted anti-mass migration protests, motivated by the mass stabbing of young girls by a migration-background teen in full riot gear, arresting hundreds.

However, armed mobs of Muslim counter-demonstrators are being left largely unchallenged as they search out white people and attack them in pubs and on the street while also threatening journalists.

Jack Montgomery contributed to this report. 

show less
Britain's governing Labour Party has been forced to suspend Councillor Ricky Jones after social media users identified him as the speaker who called for "far-right" anti-mass migration protestors to be murdered at a rally on Wednesday evening. Jones went on a tirade after being handed a microphone at the supposed "anti-racism" demonstration in Walthamstow, saying of anti-immigration protestors, "They are disgusting, Nazi fascists, and we need to cut all their throats and get rid of them all!" show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Media
UK

BBC Presenter Jailed for RAPING DOZENS OF DOGS.

A BBC presenter has been sentenced to ten years in prison by a court in Australia for raping, torturing, and killing dozens of dogs. Zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty to 56 charges of bestiality and animal cruelty last September, as well as child pornography offenses.

Britton was a senior researcher at Charles Darwin University and featured in several productions for the BBC and National Geographic. He even starred in a BBC series alongside legendary nature documentarian Sir David Attenborough.

Courts heard that Britton tortured 42 dogs and killed 39 of them in a shipping container, filming many of his crimes. Britton had a “sadistic sexual interest” in the animals and abused his own dogs and those of others who had been entrusted to his care.

“Your conduct on each of those occasions involved a degree of depravity and reprehensibility which falls entirely outside any ordinary human conception and comprehension,” the judge in the case told Britton.

THE BBC SEX CRIMES LEGACY. 

The sentencing comes just after the BBC’s top-paid news anchor Huw Edwards pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children.

Edwards was part of a depraved WhatsApp group in which images were shared from December 2020 to April 2022.

The BBC has plagued by sexual abuse scandals for decades, most infamously that of former presenter Jimmy Savile. The DJ abused children for decades while working at the broadcaster, which has been accused of covering up the abuse or at minimum turning a blind eye to it.

The BBC is funded largely by British television owners through the TV license, a de facto tax which anyone who watches live programming—even if none of it is BBC content—must pay, or else face criminal fines backed by the threat of imprisonment.

Reform Party leader Nigel Farage has called for the TV license to be scrapped and for the BBC to switch to a subscription-based funding model.

Image by Dan Bennett. 

show less
A BBC presenter has been sentenced to ten years in prison by a court in Australia for raping, torturing, and killing dozens of dogs. Zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty to 56 charges of bestiality and animal cruelty last September, as well as child pornography offenses. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Immigration
UK

Police Beg Northern Irish Paramilitaries to Help Stop Anti-Mass Migration Protests. They Refuse.

Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are rejecting pleas from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to help them stop anti-mass migration protests and riots, as demonstrations prompted by the murder of several young girls by a migration-background teenager continue in Southport, England.

“We didn’t start this, we aren’t behind it, and we aren’t about to take ownership of it,” said a senior source in the loyalist paramilitaries—militia-like organizations, mostly Protestant, loyal to the United Kingdom and opposed a merger between Northern Ireland, or Ulster, and the Republic of Ireland.

“Most loyalists have taken the approach of politely informing the PSNI that this is a policing issue and they’ve no intention of getting involved,” they explained.

The Belfast Telegraph reports it is not unusual for PSNI to meet with paramilitaries, including the Ulster Defence Association (UDA) and the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF), which fought Irish national groups like the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which are mostly Catholic, for decades.

Officially, the UDA and UVF are proscribed as terrorist organizations.

Some protests in Northern Ireland have seen Irish Catholic nationalists and Ulster Protestant loyalists marching side by side against mass migration, an extremely rare display of unity.

Breakaway members of the UDA are believed to be involved in the protests, some resulting in clashes with police, who have been suppressing rioters with rubber bullets.

Protestors across the United Kingdom accuse Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of presiding over two-tier policing, with mostly white anti-immigration protestors confronted aggressively while armed Muslim counter-demonstrators are appeased.

show less
Loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are rejecting pleas from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to help them stop anti-mass migration protests and riots, as demonstrations prompted by the murder of several young girls by a migration-background teenager continue in Southport, England. show more
August 8, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Media
UK

Leftist Newspaper Claims ‘Two-Tier Policing’ Does Not Exist Despite Reporting It Does for Years.

The Guardian, Britain’s premier leftist newspaper, is dismissing claims of two-tier policing with respect to mostly white anti-mass migration demonstrators versus Muslim and ethnic minority demonstrators—despite alleging there is two-tier policing based on race in its own reporting for years.

The newspaper called two-tier policing a “myth” in an article published on August 6, asserting all claims of the practice are from right-wing sources like anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson and Conservative Party leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick MP.

Users on X (formerly Twitter) noted several articles from The Guardian alleging two-tier policing based on race, with a 2023 article denouncing supposed “institutional misogyny, racism and homophobia” in London’s woke Metropolitan Police. Another Guardian report from earlier this year quotes Gavin Stephens, the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), claiming that institutional racism in the police has led to two-tier policing against black people.

The newspaper has also claimed black people are more likely to be tasered by British police, again due to racism. It argues the Black Lives Matter riots of 2020 were “qualitatively different” to the current disorder, claiming violence was “a relatively marginal feature” of BLM demonstrations despite multiple people being murdered in the United States by BLM rioters, as politicians like now-Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer bent the knee to the, along with the British police.

TWO-TIER KIER. 

Since anti-mass migration protests broke out in the wake of the killing of three young girls by the son of two Rwandan migrants, two-tier policing concerns have become a major talking point in Britain.

Many, including X owner Elon Musk, have taken to labeling Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer “Two-Tier Keir” for his eagerness to crack down on anti-mass migration protestors, creating a “standing army” of police to break them while largely ignoring armed Muslim mobs rampaging in Birmingham and elsewhere at the same time.

Birmingham police even released a statement this week admitting they largely abandoned the streets of the city as mobs attacked pubs and bystanders, including journalists, because “community leaders” told them they would be “policing within themselves.”

Image via Wikimedia Commons. 

show less
The Guardian, Britain's premier leftist newspaper, is dismissing claims of two-tier policing with respect to mostly white anti-mass migration demonstrators versus Muslim and ethnic minority demonstrators—despite alleging there is two-tier policing based on race in its own reporting for years. show more
August 8, 2024
Jack Montgomery
1A
Immigration
UK

‘Think Before You Post’ – British State Brands ‘Hateful’ Posts ‘Online Violence,’ Threatens Prosecutions.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for England and Wales is issuing Orwellian threats to prosecute people for social media posts and even reposts inciting “hatred” amid ongoing anti-mass migration protests, branding them “online violence.”

“Think before you post,” the state prosecutor threatens on social media, warning: “Content that incites violence or hatred isn’t just harmful—it can be illegal.”

“The CPS takes online violence seriously and will prosecute when the legal test is met,” it continues. “Remind those close to you to share responsibly or face the consequences.”

A video accompanying the threat stresses that not only can you be “prosecuted for posting material online which incites violence or hatred,” but “You can also be prosecuted for sharing this material.”

‘SCOURING SOCIAL MEDIA.’

Director of Public Prosecutions of England and Wales (DPP) Stephen Parkinson—whose role was previously filled by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer—says that “dedicated police officers… are scouring social media,” warning: “Their job is to look for this material and then follow up with identification, arrests, and so forth.”

Britons enjoy no First Amendment-style free speech protections, and prosecutions over, for example, offensive jokes shared in private messages are commonplace.

Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights confers a notional “freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers.” However, this is caveated with a warning that the “exercise of these freedoms… may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions or penalties as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or public safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection of the reputation or rights of others, for preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, or for maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary.”

show less
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for England and Wales is issuing Orwellian threats to prosecute people for social media posts and even reposts inciting "hatred" amid ongoing anti-mass migration protests, branding them "online violence." show more