Seems A Strange Decision For An Unpopular PM Who Faces 'Two Tier' Claims...

Prosecutors have vowed to get tough on protesters who spew hate ahead of an unprecedented £4.5million policing operation to deal with rival rallies on Sunday.

Sunday, Mail? It's today, isn't it?  

And everything they say underlines the attitude of the establishent that there's only one concern, despite there being two marches. 

Keir Starmer warned on Saturday of a 'fight for the soul of this country' after the head of the Crown Prosecution Service announced a new hardline stance against those inciting hatred at protests.

Man without a soul (or personality!) is not best qualified to pontificate about it, surely?  

Britain's biggest force is preparing to use armoured vehicles for the first time in a decade as it deploys 4,000 officers to tackle a series of protests on Sunday, including a Unite The Kingdom rally led by far-Right activist Tommy Robinson and a pro-Palestine demo to mark Nakba Day.

Visiting the Metropolitan Police's Command and Control Special Operations Room yesterday, the Prime Minister outlined a 'ramped-up justice system' ready to quickly haul violent offenders in front of judges, saying: 'We're in a fight for the soul of this country, and the Unite The Kingdom march is a stark reminder of exactly what we are up against.'Its organisers are peddling hatred and division, plain and simple.

 And what, peay tell, is the other march peddling? Its not kittens and rainbows, is it? 

Arabic for 'catastrophe', Nakba refers to the displacement of Palestinians in 1948 for the founding of Israel.

Kier has nailed his colours to the mast - this is what he stands for. Not the historic right of the people of Britain to march in support of a cause, but the right of foreign-born 'citizens' and their handmaidens in the lanyard classes to march in support of the overthrow of a foreign country

Eleven foreign far-Right agitators have been blocked from entering the country.

Meanwhile, third worlders come in on boats every day, and who knows who they are or what they stand for? 

And Yet, They Can’t Do The Same To Dinghies In The English Channel

British forces are now "ready to act" to board and detain ships in Russia's so-called shadow fleet in UK waters, the defence secretary has said.Ministers identified a legal basis in January that would allow forces to board sanctioned vessels, but approval for the military measure was not given by the prime minister until Thursday.

Sounds about right for the current incumbent of Number 10! 

Questioned on why that decision had not come sooner, John Healey told BBC Radio 4's Today programme "what operations like this require is training, preparation, understanding discussion with allies [and] a clear legal basis".

Aren't they all things one would expect the navy to already possess, and if not, to be able to practice in peacetime on the hordes invading our country via the Channel?  

Sir Keir Starmer said the move would starve "Putin's war machine of the dirty profits that fund his barbaric campaign".

While Two-tier Kier's sabotaging his own campaign... roll on May! 

Good For Him...

Elon Musk's social media platform refused to hand over details of hundreds of accounts to authorities in the wake of last summer's far-Right riots. At the time, the billionaire accused the Government of 'censorship' for imprisoning Britons over their online posts.

I knew I admired the man already, Starmer, no need to give him an opportunity to consolidate that... 

Musk previously goaded Sir Keir Starmer online by accusing the PM of presiding over 'one-sided' policing of protests breaking out across the UK - even using the hashtag 'TwoTierKeir' in a tweet to 196million people.

As did pretty much the entirety of Twitter. 

Cabinet ministers blamed social media for allowing hate and fake news to be spread, leading to violent riots by the far-Right which saw migrant hotels and mosques attacked in the wake of the Southport stabbings. False claims spread rapidly on X and other social media platforms that the suspect was a Muslim asylum seeker who arrived in the UK by boat a year previously. The person responsible was Axel Rudakubana, of Banks, Lancashire, who pleaded guilty in January to 16 offences, including three counts of murder.

The way this article is written makes it seem that all the predictions were wrong, doesn't it? But were they? Not so very much, his parents appear to have been granted some sort of shadowy 'asylum' here following a massacre in Rwanda, and there's a lot of obfuscation around statements he's supposed to have made at the time of his capture about his faith.

So who do I trust more, should this happen again? It's not going to be the government of liars we've got in Westminster, that's for sure.

But What If You Hate Sports?

Criminals could be banned from pubs, sports grounds and social events under proposals being considered as alternatives to prison, a minister has said. Sarah Sackman, the courts minister, told the Guardian that such exclusions, as well as mandatory work for offenders, were “very much part of the mix” under a review of sentencing being conducted by the former Conservative Lord Chancellor David Gauke.

Who's seemingly dedicating his time to proving he never was a conservative at all.... 

Keir Starmer’s government is under pressure to tackle a 73,000-strong backlog of court cases and overcrowded prisons.

Mostly caused by TwoTierKier himself! 

On Tuesday, ministers announced they would immediately end the placement of girls in young offender institutions following soaring rates of self-harm. Instead, they will be placed in secure schools or children’s homes.

Until they discover places there are as scarce as places in prison.... 

The justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, on Wednesday confirmed that crown court judges would sit for a collective 110,000 days in the next financial year – which falls 3,000 short of the government’s stated maximum capacity in August last year. The lady chief justice, Sue Carr, has been pushing the Ministry of Justice to use the full 113,000 available sitting days to bring the backlog down. She told the justice select committee in November she had been told by the MoJ “that the funding would not be available” to run at maximum capacity.

Rachel from Complaints strikes again....