Over 1,100 Migrants Arrived in First 10 Days of Labour Government

a reply to: alldaylong

The same gangs that are flooding this country with Brown and other #.
That are responsible for lots of the under-age and teen sex workers etc.
That are bringing more guns etc into the country.
That are washing their dirty money through countless take-aways, barber shops, car washes, taxi companies and various other 'businesses'.

I could go on but what's the point?

a reply to: Freeborn

The thing is once all that daft fervor has worn off and they wake up this morning they will have to deal with the fact they just sh@t all over their own doorsteps.

It's like watching a drunken fool punch feck out their own walls. LoL

As to the washing of dirty money through business aspect, fruit shops, and taxi companies, are what they use up here for the most part to accomplish that feat.

Charles Veitch visits Leeds.


According to Charlie word on the street is if the kids are not returned today Leeds will burn tonight.


West Yorkshire police have this afternoon confirmed what we already knew.

chief constable Pat Twiggs said: "There has understandably been a great deal of speculation, commentary and concern following the disorder in Harehills, Leeds, overnight.

"Our officers responded to a call from children's social care at around 5pm yesterday (Thursday 18 July) after social workers reported being met with hostility when dealing with a child protection matter.

"Responding officers were attacked and helped children's social care staff withdraw to a place of safety.

"As the disorder escalated, damage was caused to vehicles and several fires set."

"We continually assessed the situation and took the decision to deploy specialist public order officers who then came under a barrage of bricks and missiles from a large group.

"A decision was taken to withdraw these officers temporarily as it was evident that the police was their sole target.

"This allowed for further community mediation to take place in order to calm the situation.

"Police then returned to the area with fire colleagues to extinguish the remaining fires which were self-contained and didn't pose a wider risk. By this point the crowd had diminished and officers were able to fully restore order.
news.sky.com...

a reply to: gortex

Haven't the authorities had enough time to interview the children and others to see whether or not they were being abused? I mean really a child falling out of a window is serious, and Charlie says the word on the street is that all five children were bruised.

Charlie's word on the street goes only so far.

The police should put out a statement to let everyone know why the children will or won't be returned.

a reply to: quintessentone

The police should put out a statement to let everyone know why the children will or won't be returned.

The police have no need to put out a statement on what is a matter between the Romanian parents and Social Services , the job of the police is to make sure resources are in place to deal with any further lawlessness.

I don't think holding yourself hostage to the whims of immigrants is a good look , the law applies to all equally or none.

a reply to: gortex

Well, the problem with that train of thought is that this multi-cultural community that is in unity claims they have persecution issues and that needs to be addressed.

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: gortex

Well, the problem with that train of thought is that this multi-cultural community that is in unity claims they have persecution issues and that needs to be addressed.

So because they have "persecution issues" the law of the land should be relaxed for them , the children placed into safety (something not done lightly) should be returned because of threats.

See how many of the "persecuted" people were hanging around on a sunny Friday afternoon while people like me were out working so they don't have to.

Yeah , they're persecuted.

originally posted by: gortex

originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: gortex

Well, the problem with that train of thought is that this multi-cultural community that is in unity claims they have persecution issues and that needs to be addressed.

So because they have "persecution issues" the law of the land should be relaxed for them , the children placed into safety (something not done lightly) should be returned because of threats.

See how many of the "persecuted" people were hanging around on a sunny Friday afternoon while people like me were out working so they don't have to.

Yeah , they're persecuted.

I didn't say any of that, what I said is police should release a statement to explain the situation to the community as to why the children will or will not be returned.

a reply to: quintessentone

I didn't say any of that

You kinda did , would the police do what you suggest for any other child protection case or are you suggesting it because there's a threat of continued unrest in a migrant community , see the problem ?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: quintessentone

I didn't say any of that

You kinda did , would the police do what you suggest for any other child protection case or are you suggesting it because there's a threat of continued unrest in a migrant community , see the problem ?

Would the police inform the parents what's going on with their children? Of course. This situation is not just two parents' whose child/children have been taken away. This situation is a highly charged multi-cultural community who all are united because they think the police are persecuting them. It needs to be handled differently in my opinion, and it's just my opinion. To avoid rioting, I think it would be a prudent move.

Edit to add:

What people are saying about it...

He said: “There was a family incident earlier in the day that police attended and our officials attended that the local community got concerned about and that appeared to be the trigger of concern for the groups of people.

“I can’t go into any detail. It was a family incident and as always in Leeds we have outstanding rated services... it was an incident that was probably misinterpreted I would say.”

Meanwhile Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has attracted controversy, writing: “The politics of the subcontinent are currently playing out on the streets of Leeds. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.”

Leeds Central MP Alex Sobel responded: “This is a situation you know nothing about and no one has briefed you on. You are inflaming a situation with misinformation.”

“Politicians have a responsibility to not exacerbate situations particularly with no knowledge of them,” he added, calling on the newly elected MP for Clacton to apologise.

ca.news.yahoo.com...

I'd say if there is misinterpretation and misinformation, the authorities should definitely put out a statement for clarification.

a reply to: quintessentone

Haven't the authorities had enough time to interview the children and others to see whether or not they were being abused?

Im apt to go with a resounding "No" on that score.

And would you realistically expect the kids to return to such an environment given what transpired less than 24 hours previous?

Probably not if you think about it.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: quintessentone

Haven't the authorities had enough time to interview the children and others to see whether or not they were being abused?

Im apt to go with a resounding "No" on that score.

And would you realistically expect the kids to return to such an environment given what transpired less than 24 hours previous?

Probably not if you think about it.

I would not expect the children to be returned after an alleged claim that a child fell from a window and all five children were bruised.

I would expect if a community is united because they feel persecuted by police, that this whole situation needs to be treated in a different way.

a reply to: quintessentone

How was a community persecuted by police?

Social services doing their actual job for once and investigating a claim hardly constitutes such.

As to treated in a different way, what do you suggest?

And how should they be treated any differently than any other muppet that chooses to mob and riot because...........

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: quintessentone

How was a community persecuted by police?

Social services doing their actual job for once and investigating a claim hardly constitutes such.

As to treated in a different way, what do you suggest?

And how should they be treated any differently than any other muppet that chooses to mob and riot because...........

Lots of questions to answer. Where are the answers?

To avoid another riot, yes there should be a different approach is all I am saying.

a reply to: andy06shake

Yep. There's a thing called "safeguarding".

If they don't do that, kiddies die.

I know whereof I speak.

a reply to: quintessentone

Those "answers" could have been established if authorities had been allowed to do their job in the first place.

What kind of different approach do you suggest?

As to avoiding another riot, well apprehending those responsible for last night's escapade might be of service there.

Given the fact that they are so stupid that they are all filming one another committing serious criminal acts and then uploading and posting them to social media.

It should not be that hard for authorities to establish who they are and do just that.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Duty of care would seem to apply to the kids in question.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: quintessentone

Those "answers" could have been established if authorities had been allowed to do their job in the first place.

What kind of different approach do you suggest?

As to avoiding another riot, well apprehending those responsible for last night's escapade might be of service there.

Given the fact that they are so stupid that they are all filming one another committing serious criminal acts and then uploading and posting them to social media.

It should not be that hard for authorities to establish who they are and do just that.

It won't be hard for authorities to find out who did what, you are right there.

The different approach needs to be think-tanked by the authorities, or is nothing going to be done to talk to the community to diffuse this situation?

Are authorities just going to leave the community to riot again and do nothing?

a reply to: quintessentone

It won't be hard for authorities to find out who did what, you are right there.

They will, and they deserve all they have coming.

I dont imagine for one moment the complete and utter nobe@ds committing the serious offenses are first-time offenders which may help somewhat expedite their capture.

And people from the area will also report who they are anonymously given what they did.

The different approach needs to be think-tanked by the authorities, or is nothing going to be done to talk to the community to diffuse this situation?

The situation dictates the tactics.

If they choose to repeat the performance and mob and riot, because let's face it, its summer and the weather permits, anybody doing so deserves to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Are authorities just going to leave the community to riot again and do nothing?

With the Police presence that is there right now, and in the sky, i very much doubt that would be the case.

a reply to: andy06shake

Hmm, why do I think that community won't sit back and take it?