ANOTHER CONFIDENCE BUILDER – AT 8:16 A.M. ET: British authorities openly fear a major terrorist attack, perhaps ten attacks simultaneously This may be one of the reasons why. From London's Telegraph:
Fifty of Europe's most dangerous offenders including murderers, rapists, paedophiles and one of the world's most wanted terrorists have slipped into Britain undetected, a new analysis has found.
Vote leave, the eurosceptic campaign group led by Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary, warned that foreign offenders are using EU freedom of movement laws to enter Britain despite being convicted of serious crimes.
At total of 45 of them have gone on to commit further crimes in Britain, including 14 who have gone on to kill, 13 who have committed sex offences and nine who carried out violent assaults.
The cases include that of Arnis Zalkans, a Latvian suspected of murdering 14-year-old schoolgirl Alice Gross before killing himself. Before entering Britain he served seven years in prison in his home country for murdering his wife.
In another high-profile case Adelhamid Abaaoud, a Belgian citizen who orchestrated the Paris terror attacks, entered Dover last year despite being subject to an arrest warrant.
In several of the cases senior judges expressed their astonishment that the offenders had been allowed into Britain despite the severity of their offences.
COMMENT: The policies that allowed these savages into Britain are the result of the relentless, ideological pursuit of power and influence by the political left. Even under conservative governments, it is the left that often controls the everyday workings of many government offices. That is true throughout Europe.
As Toynbee said, great civilizations aren't murdered, they commit suicide. These porous-border policies are part of the West's suicide. If not stopped, we know what the result will be a generation from now. Will the next generation forgive this one?
I hope Britain votes to get out of the EU, with its unaccountable, faceless bureaucrats. Then maybe it can become Britain again.
March 29, 2016 |