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Let’s go back to June 2023.
A man called Valdo Calocane went on a rampage through the streets of Nottingham, killing students Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar, both aged 19, with a knife as they returned from a night out, before stabbing to death Ian Coates, 65, near the school where he worked as a caretaker. Calocane then stole his van and crashed into three other people, inflicting serious injuries.
The public were exhorted to “not look back in anger” and instead “unit” – the usual weasel words. The Police and Media were keen to shield us from knowing much about the killer.
Now comes the news that a doctor warned three years before the Nottingham attacks that Valdo Calocane’s mental illness was so severe he could “end up killing someone” No action was taken but don’t worry because the local NHS Trust has promised “lessons will be learned”. One lesson which will NOT be learned is that he should never have been allowed into the UK in the first place. Born in West Africa, his family moved to Madeira when he was about three years old, and then to Lisbon in Portugal when he was about eight years old. He and his family came to the UK in 2007 when he was 16 years old. It’s as if there were no borders at any point! How did his family access our country?
Which brings me to the alleged killer of the three young girls in Southport, Axel Rudakubana. Born to Rwandan parents who somehow “came” to the UK in the mid’90s – the time of the Rwandan genocide – he was just about to turn 18 when his killing spree was launched. The media has been very quick to remind us that he is BRITISH, that he was born in CARDIFF and have covered all the other details. But HOW did his parents “get here” in the mid-90’s, exactly?
Time after time we see the same pattern. Migrants are allowed into our country and British lives are lost. If neither Valdo Calocane or Axel Rudakuban’s family had been denied access to the UK, all those precious lives would have been saved. The price for Open Border is mass murder.
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