https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c77jr5703ngo.amp A drug dealer has been jailed for more than 11 years after he was found with a stash of drugs and cash in his home. Ifsar Gulzar, of Durkhill Road in Bradford, was arrested after police executed a warrant on 26 February. Officers found Class A drugs worth nearly £1m and £35,000 in cash
Stuff him into a barrel full of broken glass and dog turds, then roll him down a large hill. That'll do it.
Jenrick: Deport all foreign criminals and scrap visas for countries that refuse In a government with a star-studded array of total incompetents, it is like shooting fish in a barrel picking on them. The Justice Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, is a prime example. Prisons are overcrowded and current estimates are that there will be no space left in less than three years. Mahmood’s solution appears to be to create 14,000 new spaces by 2031. That is not a solution to a problem that is already here. Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick suggested to Sky News that it might be an idea to simply deport all foreign criminals back to their country of origin. If that country refuses to take them then deny visa applications to that country’s citizens and stop all foreign aid to that country. That would clear twelve per cent of our prison population immediately. Countries that refused to play ball would not be able to send prospective future criminals here as they would have no visas and be turned away. Why did he not do this when in office? Of course, Mahmood and Sir Keith Stalin do not want these potential Labour voters thrown out, especially since so many of them are from ideologically favoured backgrounds. According to the Howard League for Penal Reform some of the most overcrowded prisons in the UK happen to be in Leicester, Doncaster, Swansea, Durham and Leeds.
Teachers are thinking of going on strike because they are not going to be offered a huge above inflation pay rise by the Labour Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson. please log in to view this image She is clearly the product of the failing State education system in a declining old town in the North East called Sunderland. Coming from a Leftie brainwashing environment, she cannot put achievement ahead of ideology. When she was asked to praise the top performing State school, Michaela Community School, run by Katharine Birbalsingh in a deprived area of London, she baulked at the opportunity to acknowledge a State school that has better results than some selective fee-paying schools that she ideologically despises. Ms Birbalsingh’s old school teaching methods achieve results that the rest of the State sector should be following; and turn out aspirational youngsters that probably won’t vote Labour.
