Carole Malone Sends Andy Burnham a Strong Message After Britain Spent Nearly £1 Billion to Stop Small Boats
Columnist Carole Malone has strongly criticised the huge amount of money the UK has paid to France to help stop small boats crossing the English Channel. She questioned why Britain has committed close to £1 billion when, according to reports, French police officers have said they were instructed not to stop some migrant boats from leaving the beaches.
Malone argued that the situation has become both chaotic and tragic. She pointed to recent scenes in which hundreds of migrants rushed towards overcrowded inflatable boats, often described as “super dinghies,” trying to secure a place before they left for the UK. She also referred to reports that four people, including three women, died during these dangerous crossing attempts. In her view, these events show that the current strategy is not delivering the results that were promised.
She also challenged comments suggesting the Government’s plan is working. Malone argued that the recent drop in small boat arrivals was largely due to poor weather conditions rather than successful Government policies. Now that the weather has improved, she noted that crossings have increased again, with around 1,600 people arriving over the past ten days, bringing the total number of arrivals this year to more than 14,000.
Malone went on to say that Prime Minister Andy Burnham should focus less on other political projects and more on what she believes is one of the country’s biggest concerns: illegal immigration. She argued that many people across Britain want to see stronger action taken to reduce the number of small boat crossings instead of hearing about other Government priorities.
She also accused Burnham of avoiding difficult conversations about immigration. According to Malone, refusing to address the issue openly gives the impression that the Government does not have a clear solution to the problem. She believes the Prime Minister should make tackling illegal immigration a top priority and push for greater accountability over the money Britain has already paid to France. In her opinion, if the current arrangements are not producing the expected results, the Government should demand answers from the French authorities and seek to recover taxpayers’ money if the agreement has failed to deliver what was promised.
The inaction of the government is submission to the ideal that Britain should become an Islamic country. Following is a polite assessment of what this attitudw actually means. The country is suffering from an “I’m alright Jack’ syndrome. How many ‘Black’ ghettos across Britain have their roots in the Windrush importation? A relatively small number 70 years ago. Compare that with the number of Muslims coming into this country now. How many years before they become the Majority? What happens then Jack? They will win one General election with an orchestrated 400 seat representation in Parliament. Them following the precedent set in Gaza by Hamas. Democracy will be discarded, no further elections. Britain will be ruled from the Mosques. Our laws will be supplanted by Sharia which means that every non-Muslim who fails to benefit Islam and Allah can be killed with impunity. Every non-Muslim woman can be raped with impunity.. Non-Muslims will not be allowed to own anything. Houses will be taken over, without recompense, by Muslims. Every non-Muslim will be forced to pay protection money. Failure to do so will be punished by death. How does the future look to you Jack.