Thursday, 2 June 2011

Come To TamilLand, Croydon

London Road traders said they were living in fear of the gangs, who constantly stole and threatened extreme violence if the police were alerted.

One store owner, who again was too afraid to be named said: “They come and take what they want.

“They take booze and food and tell us if we call police they will come back and destroy our business – or worse, kill us.

“We just let them do it now because it is an easier way to live.”
And here’s a very telling quote:
A restaurant worker who was also too scared to be identified in fear of reprisal attacks, said: “These people do not care about the police.

“In my country they would run as fast as they can from the police but here they just laugh at them.”
I guess they’ve assimilated after all, then. That’s just what our homegrown underclass do….
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7 comments:

  1. Sue2 June 2011 at 09:16

    Oh the joys of diversity!

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  2. Captain Haddock2 June 2011 at 09:56

    "Oh the joys of diversity"!

    As promoted, supported & enforced by those Senior Officers in the Police who are so busy having careers ..

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  3. PT2 June 2011 at 09:58

    "That’s just what our homegrown underclass do…. "......>
    ....but much less successfully and on a vastly smaller scale that the overclass, who do not even have to leave their fortresses in Westminster, and Town Halls and company headquarters throughout the UK to commit their thefts.

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  4. Mick Turatian2 June 2011 at 10:23

    The Met need to recruit more Singhalese to sort this out and issue them with lathis.

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  5. Mjolinir2 June 2011 at 22:18

    @Mick - //recruit more Singhalese to sort this out and issue them with lathis//

    How about tulwas?

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  6. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 01:51

    A bit unenterprising of the gangs not to have started a protection racket or two. Far more business like.

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  7. JuliaM3 June 2011 at 05:13

    "As promoted, supported & enforced by those Senior Officers in the Police who are so busy having careers .."

    The squirming of the local honcho in his efforts to make it seem as though he's doing something, while not criticising imported practices and attitudes, would be amusing, were it not for the violence...

    "....but much less successfully and on a vastly smaller scale that the overclass..."

    True!

    "A bit unenterprising of the gangs not to have started a protection racket or two."

    Maybe they have, and the ones complaining here are the ones not going along with it?

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