Will you be shocked if I tell you this is a Jew?

I can’t decide what the thing I hate kikes for the most is, but giving “human rights” to creatures that aren’t human would probably make the podium.

Breitbart:

Dozens of Jamaican criminals whose deportation was blocked by judges at the last minute included a knife killer and a rapist, prompting anger from government figures tired of the “farce” of judicial review.

There was something of a controversy surrounding the charter flight, which originally involved up to fifty serious criminals, because the migrants involved came to Britain in their youth — although the general public seemed markedly less concerned about it than left-liberal politicians and members of the establishment media.

In the end, only 17 criminals were successfully deported, after the Court of Appeal decided that a three-day mobile phone mast outage meant that another 25 did not have adequate access to legal advice on their cases.

The 25 rescued criminals, who may now have to be released on bail while the Government seeks to rectify the situation, included Fitzroy Daley, who stabbed a man to death outside a pub in London, and Fabian Henry, who “raped a teenage girl in Bristol and groomed and abducted another”, according to The Times.

How the hell is this even a real country?

If I read a novel about the stuff that actually happens in Britain on a daily basis, I’d probably throw it in the trash halfway because of how unrealistic it would seem.

Then I’d go to the store I bought it from and punch the clerk in the face.

Oh, and it gets even better.

The Government is said to be deeply unhappy with the judges’ eleventh-hour interference in the deportations, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s much-maligned chief adviser Dominic Cummings remarking that “urgent action on the farce that judicial review has become” is required.

Johnson’s administration has indicated that it intends to curb judges’ relatively new powers to interfere with political decisions, having already lost a great deal of patience with the Tony Blair created Supreme Court of the United Kingdom for its repeated interventions on Brexit.

On February 13th Johnson appointed Suella Braverman as the Government’s new Attorney-General in a government reshuffle, who wrote an article in late January warning that Brexit would involve “taking back control” not just from unelected foreign officials but from unelected judges as well.

The judiciary, she suggested, has “stretched beyond recognition” the concept of “human rights” in order to increase their own power — and that this would have to change.

Yes, this supposedly right-wing, supposedly racist, supposedly conservative government just put a streetshitterette married to a Jew in charge of justice on the Isle of Cuckistan.

You’re in good hands, you hecking goyim

Remind me again – what did these people ever conserve, ever?

Anything at all?

No?

Then what makes them “conservatives”?

More importantly – why are people still voting for them?

But even for the handful of criminals who were successfully deported to Jamaica, media giants like the publicly-funded BBC appear to be going into overdrive to present them as victims of an injustice.

The corporation’s flagship Newsnight programme flew out correspondent James Clayton to the Caribbean country to interview some of the deportees — although not the more obviously unsympathetic ones, such as killer Daley and rapist Henry — and plastered their social media feeds with videos of them claiming to feel British, to miss their families, and to be facing hardship.

One such clip shows one Rupert Smith complaining that he feels “numb”, “hurt”, and “wounded” by his experience. It does not go into details about the crime(s) he was convicted for, although reports elsewhere indicate he launched a brutal attack on someone with a metal wrench.

Similarly, Rayan Crawford is presented as a “registered disabled” man deported to Jamaica “after being convicted for burglarly”.

However, in a report on its website the BBC admits Crawford was in fact “convicted 10 times for a total of 22 offences, including the burglary.”

I am absolutely shocked that the Jew-controlled media is doing what it’s always done, and what it’ll always do.

I am also shocked that the capital of Cuckdom even deported just a couple of them.

But whether they’re criminals or not shouldn’t matter; the only thing that should matter is that they’re non-White.

And none of them belong in Europe.

Was it worth it?

These 17 dangerous men wanted abroad for crimes ranging from murder to human trafficking were today revealed to be on the run from British police.

The Metropolitan Police has launched a huge manhunt for the foreign nationals who are wanted by authorities across Europe and are now believed to be hiding in the UK.

One of the men battered his victim to death with a baseball bat in Romania, while another is being sought in connection with the murder of a woman who had her throat cut in Belgium.

The probe – named Operation Sunfire – is being run by Scotland Yard’s extradition unit. The majority of the men have links to London but their exact whereabouts are unknown.

Police issued photos of all 17 men as they launched the appeal today. Detective Sergeant Peter Rance, who is heading the manhunt, asked people to get in touch if they recognise any of them.

He said: ‘We believe that these people are dangerous, so taking them out of our communities and putting them before the courts is of paramount importance.

‘I urge the public to look closely at these pictures. Do you recognise these men? It may be that they live next door to you, or you see them regularly elsewhere in your community.’

One of the men, Silviu-Bogdan Bruzlea, 27, was sentenced to 20 years in prison in his absence for murdering a man in Romania in September 2007.

After the victim and Bruzlea’s girlfriend had an argument in the Tiga nightclub in Hunedoara, the killer armed himself with a baseball bat as he and his friends followed the victim home.

They then repeatedly hit the victim’s head and body for ten minutes, causing injuries which he died from three days later in hospital.

Bangladeshi national Rouf Uddin, 39, is wanted by Belgian authorities following the murder of Malika Soussi in November 2002.

The 32-year-old’s body was found with her throat cut in her flat in Ïxelles.

Alexandru Cucu was being hunted by Romanian authorities after he and another suspect beat a security guard with an iron rod, a metal pipe and an axe handle at the Wake Up club in Cugir in April 2011.

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A record number of foreign criminals began legal action in an attempt to avoid being deported from Britain last year.

More than 2,400 offenders lodged appeals against efforts by Theresa May, the Home Secretary, to have them removed from this country after committing a crime.

Among them were some of the most serious criminals on British soil, including:

• Five foreign offenders convicted of manslaughter, and at least one convicted of murder;

• Fifteen rapists, plus a further 25 sex offenders, including 10 paedophiles;

• 120 violent criminals, the same number as the previous four years combined.

The 2013 total of 2,415 appeals represented a leap of 39 per cent on the figure for 2011, the first full year in which the Coalition was in power, and a 13 per cent rise on the 2012 figure.

Foreign nationals are subject to automatic deportation if they have been jailed for 12 months or more, but can appeal if they believe they should be exempt.

A large proportion of cases are brought on human-rights grounds, when offenders claim they will face mistreatment in their home countries, or under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects the “right to private and family life”.

It comes amid escalating concern over human-rights laws. It emerged last week that Charles Taylor, the former Liberian president who stoked a war in neighbouring Sierra Leone, is using the human-rights legislation in an attempt to be transferred from a British jail to serve his sentence in Africa. He is serving 50 years for war crimes and crimes against humanity after a trial in The Hague in 2012.

The growing number of appeals is bad news for the taxpayer because it will mean even higher costs for legal work and immigration tribunals, as well as extra expenses such as translators.

Earlier this month The Sunday Telegraph revealed how more than 630 foreign criminals have won their cases after lodging claims since 2011. In 410 of those cases, the criminals successfully fought the Government’s attempts to deport them, and in the other 220 cases the Home Office gave up trying after learning that the criminals intended to appeal.

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A group of Russian lawmakers seek to amend the current laws on migration in order to deport any foreigner convicted of a premeditated crime, with a subsequent ban on entering Russian territory.

The two sets of amendments have been prepared separately by MP Roman Khudyakov of the nationalist party LDPR and by the legislature of the central Russia Republic of Bashkortostan, together with MP Raphael Mardanshin of the centrist conservative party United Russia.

Khudyakov’s bill suggests levying an additional 50,000-ruble (about US$1400) fine on all immigrants convicted of a premeditated crime. Repeated premeditated crime is punishable by deportation and a 15-year ban on entering Russia, Nezavisimaya Gazeta daily reports. The deputy told the press he would submit the draft to the State Duma before the end of June.

The Bashkortostan-Mardanshin bill, which is already being studied by State Duma experts, also suggests deporting all foreigners convicted of a premeditated crime, but specifies that this should be done after they serve their sentences in Russia.

Earlier this week, the head of the Federal Migration Service, Konstantin Romodanovsky, said his agency had already issued three-year entry bans on 802,000 foreigners over their criminal activities, and also for exceeding their maximum terms of stay.

The official specified that most of these people were citizens of the former Soviet republics who enjoy visa-free entry to Russia because their countries remain in the CIS political bloc. Last week the head of the Moscow city anti-corruption department told the press that in the first four months of 2014 law enforcers deported 40,000 foreigners from Russia and barred 45,000 foreigners from entering the country.

Russia ranks second among nations by the number of migrants that reside on its territory, according to the UN study released in September 2013. The total number of migrants in Russia is estimated at about 2 million.

Many Russian politicians address the issue, both due to emerging problems and for purely populist purposes. The most popular initiative is to restrict entry for people with criminal connections, like a bill drafted last October, in which MP Igor Igoshin of the United Russia party proposed a halt on the issue of work permits to foreigners with a criminal record of any kind.

A rapist, arsonist, two burglars, a gun criminal and a string of robbers feature on a list of on-the-run convicts that government officials tried to keep secret.

The Daily Mail can reveal the fugitives’ identities after Justice Secretary Chris Grayling intervened to end the ‘nonsense’ of their privacy being protected.

He said: ‘They are wanted men and should be treated as such.’

A row erupted last week after officials at the Ministry of Justice refused to release the names of 18 criminals who went on the run between May 2010 and March 2013.

This newspaper had applied for the names to be released under Freedom of Information laws – pointing out that it could help to track them down.

But officials said there was a blanket ban on releasing the criminals’ identities because it was their own ‘personal data’ and it would be ‘unfair’ to them.

The decision was taken without the knowledge of Mr Grayling who has now overruled the civil servants. Of the original 18 names, he has published 13.

They include rapist Robert Jones, arsonist Shied Riasat, burglars Viorel Avadanii and Steven Fortnam and robbers Sean Morrisey, Cesk Hanja and Islam Aslam.

Also at large are Andrew Akuffo who was serving life for wounding with intent, drugs and firearms offences, Michael Collinson who was given almost seven years for wounding with intent, and Tom Zolynski, a carer who stole £10,000 from a frail, elderly man.

The other three are fraudster Ismail Hasko, drink driver John Wilson and drug dealer Leacroft Wallace.

Seven of the inmates walked out of Ford open prison in West Sussex.

Of the five names being withheld, two have been recaptured and face criminal charges, while police have asked for three more to remain classified on ‘operational’ grounds. The Mail submitted the Freedom of Information request three weeks ago after Michael ‘Skullcracker’ Wheatley absconded while on temporary release from an open prison.

Since then, there have been a string of other incidents of inmates absconding from open conditions, including murderer Arnold Pickering. He, like Wheatley, has been recaptured. Over the weekend, details emerged about four more inmates who had absconded.

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Almost 4,000 convicted migrants who should have been put on a plane home are still walking the streets.

Most were able to stop their removal by claiming a “right to a family life” under the Human Rights Act.

Their numbers soared by a fifth in the past year, despite promises by ministers.

Tory Philip Davies said: “These figures are shocking. They highlight what a fiasco human rights laws are.

“It seems they protect the rights of rapists and murderers, rather than hard-working British people.”

Fellow Tory backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg added: “Foreign criminals who commit major crimes should be deported unless there are exceptional circumstances.”

British law says foreigners jailed for 12 months or more can be deported when their sentences are up.

But many launch human rights challenges.

Home Office figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show that 3,937 foreign criminals are at large in Britain after successfully appealing against deportation. Most committed relatively minor crimes.But a handful are terror suspects or gangsters.

And 98 have convictions for crimes such as child sex abuse, murder and rape.Among these, eight are murderers and 48 are rapists, including eight who raped children.

Ten committed other paedophile crimes.

Among them is Jamaican Jason Francis, 26, jailed for more than four years over the gang-rape of a 14-year-old girl in a playground.

He beat deportation by hiding behind a clause in the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects his right to a family life because he has fathered children in the UK.

Alphonse Semo, 54, was jailed for eight years for a horrific rape and should have been returned to the Congo after completing his sentence in 2011.

But he was granted permission to marry his German girlfriend and stay.

Sani Adil Ali, 28, was convicted of raping a 12-year-old months after being given refugee status in Middlesbrough.

He was allowed to stay in the UK because his tribe is threatened in Sudan.

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Nearly one in ten of the 11,000 foreign prisoners ­clogging up our overcrowded jails are from one country.

The Sunday People has obtained official figures showing that 989 lags are from Poland.

The next worst offenders are Ireland, Jamaica and Romania followed by Pakistan, Lithuania and Nigeria.

Further down the list are Somalia, India, Albania and Bangladesh.

Caging the 10,649 foreigners – ­including killers, rapists and terrorists – costs the UK £362million a year.

But there is little hope they will be sent back to their own country to serve their time.

Britain has prison transfer ­agreements to deport convicted ­criminals before they enter our prison system with more than 70 nations.

But many don’t want them back. Even in the EU, just 17 criminals have been sent home since December 2011.

Meanwhile, the service running England and Wales’ jails is having to cut £650million from its £3.5billion budget and reports of prison ­overcrowding are widespread.

The most notorious Poles among the UK’s jail population of 85,265 are Mariusz Krezolek and Magdelena Luczak – serving life for the brutal murder of her four-year-old son Daniel Pelka in Coventry.

They starved, tortured and killed Daniel in 2012 showing what a judge called “incomprehensible cruelty”.

But Krezolek, 35, and Luczak, 28, – who got a minimum of 30 years each in August – are likely serve time here.

Even though Poland is in the EU, its agreement with us doesn’t come into force until December 2016 due to the poor state of its jails.

Other Polish inmates include ­chemistry teacher Ryszard Jakubczyk, who plotted to flood the UK drugs market with pure amphetamine cooked at a secret lab in Grantham, Lincs.

Jakubczyk, 61 – likened to drug lord Walter White from cult TV series Breaking Bad – was locked up for nine years last month.

Among the 711 Jamaicans in Britain’s jails is triple murderer Rohan “Chunky” Chung, given three life terms at the Old Bailey and ordered to serve at least 40 years in 2006.

Chung, 38, shot dead Connie Morrison, 27, her sister Lorna, 34, and their mother’s partner Noel Patterson, 62, in Harlesden, north-west London.

The Yardie gangster fired eight shots into their heads because a ­relative had allegedly double-crossed him in a drugs deal. He had been ­deported twice before but managed to sneak back into Britain.

Lorna’s eight-month-old baby son Christanio was found crawling among their bodies on the bedroom floor 16 hours later.

Chung was prosecuted before PTA but even today there is little chance a Jamaican offender would be deported as the isle has refused to sign up – claiming it would be against its constitution.

Eight of the 522 Pakistanis in UK jails were in a gang convicted in May 2012 of raping and sexually abused up to 50 girls in Rochdale, Manchester.

In a case which horrified Britain, the victims were groomed with alcohol and gifts being before being forced to have sex with dozens of men.

Ringleader Shabir Ahmed, 60, who told the victims to call him “daddy”, got 19 years.

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A young woman who was subjected to a vicious sexual assault has given the first full account of her torment after waiting more than a year to see her attacker sentenced.

The 24-year-old, who came within seconds of being raped, launched a blistering attack on the justice system, which she said pandered to the rights of criminals while ignoring those of the victims.

Yesterday the woman described her terrifying ordeal after the judge described the case as ‘a scandal’.

Latvian migrant Rolands Brize pleaded guilty to attempted rape, yet after 11 court adjournments over matters including a lack of Latvian-speaking nurses, he has still not been sentenced.

The victim was grabbed from behind while walking home last March but escaped Brize’s grasp to call 999, giving her location as Myton Bridge in Hull. But as she spoke to operators, Brize seized her again and dragged her under the bridge. Police arrived to find him on top of her. ‘I’ve never screamed or cried so much in my life,’ she said. ‘The 999 call wasn’t cut off, and I’ve been told the recording is one of the most horrific things because they could hear the screams for help.

‘I wasn’t going to let him do what he wanted to do, so I put up a fight. I managed to get away and run up on to the bridge, but he ran after me, grabbed me the second time and dragged me back down the slipway. He had me pinned to the ground.

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The victim hoped the case would be over by the end of last year, but sentencing was repeatedly delayed because doctors had not had a chance to gauge Brize’s mental state. ‘It’s been quite tough,’ the woman said. ‘It’s not clear every time why it’s been adjourned – they need more time to assess him, or the right bed’s not available… not having the right level of security… no Latvian-speaking nurses to ensure he gets the best care.

‘His human rights have been brought up, which I find hard to understand… The guy who did this to me has been treated better than I have. It’s gone on for so long, it’s so draining, and I don’t have faith in the justice system after this at all.’

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An illegal immigrant who stabbed a 15-year-old  schoolboy to death less than a year after arriving in Britain cannot be deported because he claims to be gay, judges ruled yesterday.

The 29-year-old Jamaican was jailed for life aged 16 when he and another schoolboy knifed Abdul Maye to death over a £10 debt outside his school in east London.

A judge at the Old Bailey ordered that he be kicked out of Britain once he had served a minimum of eight years.

Judge Paul Focke told the thug, who cannot not be named for legal reasons: ‘You are a Jamaican national and within months of coming to this country you committed murder.

‘I am of the view that your continued presence in this country will be detrimental to its citizens.’

But yesterday, the Court of Appeal ruled that he could not be sent back to Jamaica because he could face degrading treatment for being homosexual that would breach his human rights.

In an extraordinary judgment which has provoked outrage, Lord Justice Kay said he believed his mother’s evidence that he was  gay – even though the Home Office said he ‘had made no mention of it’ until his first appeal against deportation failed.

The decision is expected to infuriate Home Secretary Theresa May, who has battled to send him home since he was released from prison in 2012.

The judge referred to Article Three in the Human Rights Act, which protects an individual from inhuman or degrading treatment.

Douglas Carswell, Tory MP for Clacton, said: ‘Most people would think this is outrageous. It’s a gross distortion of the concept of justice.

‘Until we have freed ourselves from the European Convention on Human Rights, these sorts of basket-case decisions will carry on happening thick and fast.’

Peter Bone, Tory MP for Wellingborough, said: ‘Whether or not this man is sent back should be entirely at the discretion of British courts.

‘The idea that his human rights should have any impact whatever when he has come in to this country illegally in the first place to murder someone is absurd.

‘When it comes to murderers, courts should have the absolute right to sentence people for as long as they want, or to send them home immediately after.’

The murderer, referred to only as JR, arrived in the UK in December 2000 when he was 15 on a temporary visa to visit his  mother.

An application for leave to stay longer was refused, but the yob remained in the country anyway.

And less than a year later he and a 14-year-old stabbed a fellow schoolboy to ‘save face’ after he humiliated them by refusing to pay a £10 debt – a payment which he owed them for cannabis.

The Old Bailey heard JR, who only has an IQ of 63 – putting him in the lowest two per cent of the population – knifed Abdul in front of his horrified classmates outside Little Ilford Comprehensive School in Manor Park after the victim had just finished a mock GCSE exam on December 7, 2001.

The victim, whose family fled to Britain from the civil war in Somalia in 1995, died shortly afterwards in hospital.

In the weeks beforehand, the schoolboys had threatened to ‘chop’ or ‘stab’ the victim and the Jamaican sprayed him and a friend with CS gas.

The pair were jailed for life in September 2002 and told to serve a minimum of eight years and two months. But this was reduced on appeal to six years and two months with the deportation recommendation set aside.

However, the Secretary of State ordered JR’s deportation in 2009.

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Even when the invaders do get caught illegally entering Britain, they still get everything paid for and stay in the country for years, at a cost of £100 a day each! That is over twice the average daily wage that a working Briton gets. The British tax payer pays for all their upkeep and pays for their return journey. The least that could be done is to make the country that they came from pay for the deportation, they might actually do something to try and prevent it then.

From the Express:

The true scale of Britain’s “open door” policy is laid bare in official figures showing how 16 individuals have fought deportation for so long their bed and board alone has cost £1.5million.

They have been detained for a combined 42 years – at a cost of £100 a day each – while officials and lawyers dither over expelling them from the country.

Three are in their fourth year of detention while the others are in their third year.

Shocking Home Office figures show more than 2,700 people were being held in secure units under immigration laws at the end of last year – mainly illegal immigrants or foreign criminals awaiting deportation.

Most are destined for Algeria, Iraq, Iran or Somalia.

The huge bill for holding ­suspected illegal immigrants in detention centres runs at ­£100million a year. Another £50million goes on deportations.

Ukip head of policy Tim Aker said yesterday: “This is another sickening and costly episode that will disgust decent law-abiding taxpayers.

“This Government would rather send out distasteful poster wagons than deal with the illegal immigration issue itself by deporting those who are here ­illegally.”

Earlier this week we reported on chaotic scenes in Calais as at least 30 desperate migrants make a bolt for Britain every night.

A makeshift camp is filled with 500 refugees and mafia gangs charge thousands of pounds for a ­passage across the Channel.

It is thought that more than 11,000 attempts have been made on Britain’s borders in the past year alone.

Dia Chakravarty, of the ­TaxPayers’ Alliance, said: “These statistics will rightly anger ­taxpayers.

“Not only are hard-pressed ­families paying for costly deportation but they are also footing the bill for keeping people in detention who do not have the right to be in this country.

“The detainees also have a right to timely hearings.

“Dragging these cases out is in nobody’s interest.”

The Home Office said: “Hard-working people expect and deserve an immigration system that is fair and we are determined to crack down on immigration offenders.

“When we do detain people it is for the minimum time possible.”