Postman Sniffs Girl’s Shoes In Creepy Moment

This is the creepy moment a postman was caught on a doorbell camera ‘sniffing a girl’s shoes.’ 

In the shocking footage, the postman can be seen outside a flat shuffling through letters before posting them through the letterbox.

When a postman stops by a shoe rack outside an apartment, the ordinary footage of him going about his daily work takes an odd turn.

Then, bending over, he picks up a white trainer and seems to sniff it before walking away.

The event occurred yesterday at 11:25 a.m. at a residence on Balnagask Circle in South Aberdeen, Scotland’s Torry neighbourhood.

Mother of two Jade Mullen shared the video online and it has since been viewed more than 575,000 times, shared 1,000 times and received 900 comments.

She wrote: ‘I would just like to let everyone know just to watch out for this postman. 

‘He then turned around to sniff my daughter’s shoes – what an absolute creep.’

One person commented: ‘Wow that’s very weird behaviour.’

Another said: ‘I hope you’ve reported this that’s terrible of him that’s very very strange behaviour.’

A Royal Mail spokesperson said: ‘We are aware of the footage circulating on social media.  

‘We expect the highest standards from our posties and take any breach of those standards seriously. Local management is aware and is actively carrying out further enquiries.’ 

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: ‘We received a report of a man acting suspiciously in the Balnagask Circle area of Aberdeen on Wednesday, 28 August.

‘Enquiries were carried out and no criminality was established. Suitable advice was given.’

Notwithstanding the oddity of this practice, it is not illegal to smell someone’s shoes. However, it would make you ask yourself what this very creepy individual might do next. He could end up being a future child paedophile, he’s certainly showing the signs. Today it’s shoes, tomorrow it could be children’s underwear.

I suppose it’s not as bad as him scratching his backside and having a sniff. It would be even worse if he scratched someone else’s.

Postmen have a duty of care; they shouldn’t be sniffing a child’s shoe. He has betrayed this trust by participating in an activity that is, in fact, a fetish for anything having to do with children.

He made an active decision to behave inappropriately, in a public place while working in a professional capacity. This is behaviour indicative of someone who has no respect or regard for other people’s personal space or boundaries, and this sort of behaviour can escalate when not penalised.

There are a lot of people who will stick up for him, but how would you like it if the shoe was on the other foot? Pardon the pun.

Whether he did it on purpose or just out of bizarre kink, his life is over now that it’s been shared on social media. However, as a postie, you would think he would be aware that cameras are everywhere, capturing pictures.

Perhaps this is a new postal service that we don’t know about – record and sniff, quite literally.

Child Abuse Allegations Revealed By King Of Pop’s Bodyguard

The bodyguard for Michael Jackson has discussed his opinion on the singer’s alleged child sex abuse and what he believes killed the King of Pop.

Bill Whitfield said the legendary singer, who would have turned 66 today, was ‘sad a lot’ before he died in 2009 after he had come away from facing a set of serious trials.

Speaking to The Sun, Jackson’s former and latest bodyguard revealed the popstar was hurt by the serious allegations being made against him and said, ‘He would never hurt a child; this isn’t the man I knew’.

In 2006, Bill joined Jackson’s protective circle shortly after the Billy Jean singer was exonerated of any charges of abuse.

But after spending countless hours with Jackson and becoming a ‘very good friend’, the security pro said he believed that if the claims had been true, the situation would have revealed itself.

He acknowledged observing the celebrity intently and even going so far as to study Jackson’s interactions with kids after learning about the accusations.

It took Bill many years of working with the pop icon to conclude that the claims were unfounded.

‘It wasn’t his character. You had to be around him to know him and I was there. So no, that wasn’t him. And so it just still surprises me when I hear things like that,’ he told the newspaper.

Bill heartbreakingly said that the pop star died before he was allowed to tell his side of the story and revealed the singer once said he would ‘slit his wrist’ before hurting a child.

In 1993, the LAPD launched an investigation against Jackson following claims that he had sexually assaulted Jordan Chandler, a 13-year-old.

However, authorities did not discover any evidence of the singer’s guilt in either his Los Angeles residence or his Neverland ranch, and after a whopping $23 million payment, the charges were dismissed.

Jackson was later arrested by police in 2003 on allegations of child molestation, although they withheld the victim’s identity and other pertinent information at first.

Jackson was then put on trial in February 2005 for the allegations of child sex assault.

Gavin Arvizo, the victim, testified that Jackson had masturbated him; his brother backed up this allegation, claiming the singer had given them wine and shown them explicit material.

Jackson was subsequently found not guilty of any criminal charges in June 2005.

While some individuals did believe the accusations, many more did not. Mentally, Michael Jackson was like a child, and the charges began when family members saw an opportunity to profit from his fame. Regardless of his celebrity, I wouldn’t allow my kids to spend time with a stranger since I would share equal responsibility if something went wrong.

Michael Jackson wasn’t an abuser, in my opinion. Granted, he was a bit odd and had Peter Pan syndrome, but I think the reason he preferred kids over adults was that he had never experienced childhood, and kids are genuine and honest, unlike the rest of the public who were always swooning over him.

Of course, I liked Michael Jackson, but I could take him or leave him, and it would be very lazy of me to assume he was guilty. Instead, I took a look at the facts and decided he wasn’t guilty, but the US legal system was determined to nail him to the wall—raiding his home, putting him on trial—and yet he was acquitted on everything, and to this day there is no actual evidence of wrongdoing.

Keir Starmer Accused Of Deceiving The Public

Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of ‘conning the public’ over his grim assessment of the state of Britain’s finances.

The Prime Minister was accused of having ‘showered billions of taxpayers’ money on union paymasters while ‘parachuting donors and supporters into top taxpayer-funded jobs’.

Sir Keir will this week warn of more pain to come as he claims that the state of modern Britain is ‘worse than we ever imagined’. 

Conservative Party chairman Richard Fuller also attacked ‘soft-touch’ Chancellor Rachel Reeves for ‘fabricating’ a financial black hole in order to raise taxes. 

Mr Fuller said: ‘Just two months in and Keir Starmer has taken winter fuel payments off 10 million pensioners, showered billions of taxpayers’ money on his union paymasters and is now engulfed in a cronyism scandal after parachuting donors and supporters into top taxpayer-funded jobs.

‘The soft-touch Labour Chancellor is squandering money whilst fabricating a financial black hole in an attempt to con the public into accepting tax rises and literally leaving pensioners in the cold.’

In his first major speech since entering No 10, the Prime Minister will say that ‘things will get worse before they get better’.

And he will claim as well as inheriting a £22 billion black hole from the Tories, Labour has also been left a ‘societal black hole’. 

Speaking on Sunday, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden told broadcasters the speech would represent a change from the rhetoric of the previous government.

He told LBC: ‘I think it’s a refreshing departure not to engage in some of the snake oil that has been sold to people in recent years and actually have a Prime Minister who says, look, we know it’s a tough situation. You know it’s tough. That’s why you voted for change.

‘Change will come, but we’ve got to work through some of these challenges first.

He added: ‘We have got a difficult economic inheritance; there is no point in running away from that, and we have a number of challenges.

‘But we have already started work.

‘We have announced plans for a National Wealth Fund. We have announced plans to build more houses.

‘We have lifted the ban on onshore wind, starting that energy transition that is really important.

‘So, progress is being made; we are at the start of a journey of change in this Parliament.

‘Change has already begun, and more change will come in future years.’

But Sir Keir will vow not to ‘shy away from making unpopular decisions’ to restore the country and fix the ‘rot’ left by the Tories.

Labour sources denied that was code for punishing tax hikes expected in this Autumn’s Budget, saying the PM was ‘trying to be honest that the change people voted for will take time’.

The clue is right in front of you; they are liars by name and by nature, and this is a truly bad government that we have in charge of people’s everyday lives.

Of course, people were sick to the back teeth of the Tories, but it seems that Labour are no better, and many people were too disillusioned to vote because of all the lies and political betrayals, which simply allowed Labour to win by default.

Keir Starmer has avoided revealing the truth regularly; perhaps he ought to become a professional illusionist and join the circus.

They’re now laying the foundations to increase taxes. If you think we’re in a mess, now wait for the end of Labour’s term in power. I am old enough to have lived under a few Labour governments and all I will say is to be prepared for the next five years of robbing Reeve’s budget.  

Bin Collection By YOUR Council?

Britain’s rubbish postcode lottery, where some households are compelled to separate their waste into ten distinct bins, has been exposed via a new interactive map.

The scale of the situation, branded ‘bin-sane’ by some campaigners, was revealed by the TaxPayers’ Alliance following a major study by the group. 

They discovered stark differences in the amount of effort required by homes across the United Kingdom.

On average, families have to contend with four different bins for refuse and recycling. 

But in dozens of areas, some people are forced to use six, while in some Welsh towns and the Cotswolds, families have to sift through 10 different receptacles.

In contrast, lucky residents of Gosport in Hampshire only have two bins to deal with.

MailOnline can now identify which UK areas have been compelled to separate their rubbish into the greatest number of containers due to the bin postcode lottery.

Research by the alliance found that residents of Blaenau Gwent, in south-east Wales, who also pay the highest average council tax of £2,099 for a Band D home, deal with the most containers.

Each week, binmen collect food waste from green caddies: paper, plastic, metals, and glass in separate crates; cardboard in large white bags; batteries in small bags; clothes and small electrical items in different carrier bags; and grass in garden waste bags. 

Families can also sign up to have nappies collected in special yellow sacks. Rubbish is taken every three weeks.

Households in nearby Merthyr Tydfil sort their rubbish and recycling into 10 waste containers, as do those covered by Cotswold District Council, Gloucestershire, the TaxPayers’ Alliance said.

Merthyr Tydfil said kerbside recycling was separated into eight bins, bags, and boxes, with residents also able to get rid of ‘small electrical items and textiles in clear bags on an ad hoc basis’.

A spokesman said varied collection cycles mean ‘not all receptacles would be out at any one time’ and recycling rates had risen.

Cotswold District Council said its ‘recycling rate is one of the best in the country’.

Two English councils have nine receptacles, while five others have eight. When research was carried out in 2011, only one council had nine bins and none had 10.

A previous study revealed that of all British councils, 130 out of 360 currently give residents four bins, with around 41 percent of recyclable waste being successfully recycled. 

The latest news comes despite the previous government trying to get councils to limit the number of waste containers. Former prime minister Rishi Sunak last year claimed he had stopped Britons from having to deal with seven bins as part of his watering down of green rules.

The problem is that, despite people separating their rubbish for recycling, the councils don’t recycle the majority, and dump it all in landfills. This should definitely be a follow-up story.

And as for council tax, which is the biggest con. Calling the police is pointless; calling an ambulance is pointless because you’re very likely to die before one arrives, so why are we paying council tax at all? And where is all of the money that we pay in tax going?

The higher the tax band, the more you pay, and councils still claim they’re skint, along with mismanagement, waste, and theft.

Most people throw their rubbish in general waste because it all ends up in the same place – don’t buy the lie.

Why do we have to pay council tax? The council needs to be in charge of organising these things. The ‘McDonald’s’ tactic of having its patrons pick up after them has, regrettably, conditioned us all.

Staff At Newcastle University Urged To Drop Sexist Nicknames

Geordies have slammed Newcastle University for urging researchers to bid ‘Auf Wiedersehen, Pet’ after bosses deemed the slang term sexist.

Diversity chiefs labelled the Tyneside lingo ‘patronising’ in an equality and inclusion toolkit issued to researchers.

Their seven-page guide instructs readers to ‘avoid… terms, such as girls, pet, or ladies’ and asks that groups are referred to as ‘friends or colleagues’ instead.

The advice appears in a section named ‘Talking about Gender’ which says: ‘Sexism can often be subtle in conversations, and we can all be guilty of it without realising.’

Paul Thorne, 52, a hospital worker in the city, said the move was ‘totally stupid’.

‘It’s a local word,’ he continued, ‘what do you expect them to say at Newcastle University? They are going to use Newcastle words.

‘I have never thought of the word as sexist. It’s a local slang word, we use it all the time.

‘Most of the lecturers are probably from Newcastle so you would think they would understand it. It’s a friendly word.’

The seven-page guide was produced by 13 members of an inclusion team and was accompanied by a 44-term glossary of gender-related terms researchers might come across. 

Catherine Harris, 73, a retired teacher, said: ‘I would say tell universities to stick to your studies.

‘I’m not sure that it’s a very progressive step; the word pet belongs to North Eastern dialect and it would be unfortunate to label it derogatory.

‘Like many things, it depends on the tone and the context of the words.’

Amy Siddall, 21, a law student at nearby Northumbria University who lives in Newcastle, said: ‘I don’t think the word is offensive. If someone called me pet I wouldn’t think, “How dare they? They shouldn’t do that to anyone”. It’s fine.

‘Universities want to push boundaries and make sure everyone is equal; I understand that, but local language in areas like Newcastle defines them.

‘There aren’t many locals at Newcastle University in comparison to the University of Northumbria.

‘If I was at that uni being told I couldn’t use terms mainly used by Geordies, I wouldn’t want to go there.’

The university released the guidance after leaders in research reported their concerns about using the ‘wrong’ language when discussing equality, diversity and inclusion topics.

The toolkit also discusses gender, sexual orientation and race.

Pat, 78, a retired priest from Morpeth said: ‘I wouldn’t be offended by the word but I’m of a certain generation.

‘I would say it’s endearing. Words like love, duck or pet is an add-on to acknowledging that you are an individual.

‘The university should just be accepting of the local dialect just as when you go somewhere else you accept that someone will talk to you in their dialect or colloquialism.

‘It’s a word of place, place is important to people who are of that place.’

Why are we not allowed to keep our own culture and heritage in this country but everyone that has come here in recent years is not only allowed to keep theirs but encouraged to do so?

Once more, the professionally offended are demanding the dilution of our culture just so they can signal their virtue. ‘Pet, duck, pal, dearie’ and all such colloquialisms are an inherent part of the wide variety of dialects that make our country so wonderful.

We must keep these terms and tell these killjoys where to go, using whatever suitable, locally understood language comes to mind. We shouldn’t have to comply with these demands.

‘Pet’ is a term of endearment and is used towards men and women.

‘Pet’ isn’t gender specific, it can be used for anyone, male or female. Like ‘Duck’ in the Midlands, ‘Hen’ in Scotland, and ‘Mate and Chap’ are aimed at males. ‘Hun’ is universal. They’re all friendly greetings to show good intent when you don’t know a person’s name.

Just Control Yourselves!

According to research, there is a higher likelihood of obesity among users of takeaway apps like Just Eat and Deliveroo.

Researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine discovered that there is an 84 percent increased risk of obesity among users of food apps.

Analysing data from households in London and the north of England, the team discovered that ‘unskilled’ workers are more likely to use takeaway apps. 

According to a preliminary investigation by The Times, families with higher incomes had a higher likelihood of having groceries delivered from Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, and Waitrose.

The researchers said: ‘Takeaway food delivery app use was positively associated with living with obesity.

‘The potential impact of increased and differential usage of online delivery services on diet and dietary inequalities warrants further research.’ 

The BMJ Public Health Journal published the findings.

According to a recent comprehensive investigation, the average overweight British person costs the health department at least £1,000 in medical expenses annually.

However, because of weight-related health issues, individuals who are classified as extremely obese—those with a body mass index above 40—cost the NHS almost £5,000 per person.

According to the study conducted by the business Lane, Clark & Peacock (LCP), the issue appears to be becoming worse with time.

The average annual cost of treating the most severely obese Brits has risen from £1,300 in 2015, to £1,900 by 2019, the final year of the study.

This is thought to be because improvements in treatments have extended people’s lives, prolonging the need for care. 

Extensive research indicates that obesity raises the risk of several fatal illnesses, including diabetes, heart disease, and multiple cancers.

Did they require research to figure this out? It’s not really groundbreaking stuff, is it?

I also discovered that most animals with wings can fly. Who would have guessed? Additionally, you will become dehydrated if you skip a day of drinking water. And in other news, people who drive are more likely to buy petrol.

It didn’t take a study to determine anything, but I suppose the funding had to be used on something.

I’m astonished. I am very grateful for this revolutionary realisation.

Furthermore, did you know that your hand would get wet if you submerged it in the water? Yes, that is astounding, don’t you think?

Whoever came to this conclusion is truly brilliant—on par with Einstein.

Six Missing Passengers, Including Bill Gates, Face ‘Very Complicated’ Search

Rescuers will face a ‘very complicated’ search for six missing passengers on a superyacht owned by the ‘British Bill Gates’ after it sank in a freak storm off the coast of Sicily.

Specialist divers involved in the search operation say the £30 million vessel, called the Bayesian, has come to rest on the seabed 164ft (50 metres) below the surface with ‘virtually everything intact’, with furniture blocking attempts to get inside.

The luxury yacht capsized early on Monday morning after being hit by a waterspout at around 5 am, with the captain of the doomed vessel saying ‘We didn’t see it coming’ after he and 15 others were rescued from the water.

Those involved in the rescue efforts have compared the incident to the ‘Costa Concordia disaster on a smaller scale’, adding that they would do ‘everything to recover the bodies’ amid worsening weather conditions.

The superyacht was overturned by tornado-speed winds so fast that passengers within had little chance to sound the alarm or seek assistance before they were forced to swim for their lives and those who managed to escape were left stranded in the dark ocean while the storm tore through.

Search crews discovered the body of the ship’s cook, Ricardo Thomas, in the water yesterday. As the rescue effort continues, there is growing less and less optimism that survivors may be discovered alive in trapped air pockets.

The following people have been reported missing: British computer mogul Mike Lynch, his 18-year-old daughter Hannah, head of Morgan Stanley International bank Jonathan Bloomer and his wife Judy, and Clifford Chance attorney Chris Morvillo, who defended Mr Lynch in a recent court case.

Mr Lynch had invited family and friends onto the yacht to celebrate his ‘second life’ after being acquitted of all charges in a US fraud trial. In an extraordinary twist his co-defendant Stephen Chamberlain – who was also cleared of the charges – has also died after being hit by a car while running in England over the weekend.

A huge waterspout slammed the opulent yacht just before 5 a.m. on Monday as it was anchored a few hundred meters off the coast of Porticello in calm seas.

Experts in nautical matters say the ship sank because, during the violent occurrence, its massive 246-foot-tall mast, which is among the highest in the world, broke and keeled over, taking the hull over the “down-flooding angle.”

Leading the Palermo Fire Brigade’s diving section, Inspector Marco Tilotta, has compared the gloomy search and rescue effort to the 2012 Costa Concordia cruise ship accident, which resulted in the deaths of thirty-three persons.

I smell something fishy going on here, pardon the pun. It seems extremely odd for a mysterious underwater storm to hit a yacht in calm waters, whilst all nearby shipping vessels were untouched, but I’m sure differing stories will come about, so it’s probably best to wait to see what the experts say.

Sadly, the sea is an unforgiving and unpredictable environment, and deadly.

There will undoubtedly be a thorough investigation. But there’s no question that the yacht’s design—specifically, the height of the mast in proportion to the weight and keel design—will be thoroughly scrutinised.

This would have been a terrible way to die, and life is so fragile. Hopefully, something better lies beyond, but there’s something very odd about all of this.

The incident and reporting are completely inaccurate, and there may be more to this than meets the eye. This story doesn’t make sense at all. Vessels have crossed the Atlantic, yet this one capsized in calm waters!

The Chinese City Of Stolen iPhones

Experts informed MailOnline that mobile phones that are pilfered from UK streets are being transported in large quantities to warehouses in southern China, where they are dismantled, put back together, and sold at discounted rates.

An insatiable demand for second-hand phones in the electronics hub of Shenzhen is being fuelled by handsets snatched by gangsters targeting busy areas in Britain, including music festivals. 

If the devices can be unlocked and reset to factory settings, they are marketed as used products after being transported into the city by criminal collaborators who take advantage of its minimal enforcement of rules regarding stolen goods.

Should they not be able to be sold as a complete unit, they are disassembled, with components such as the motherboard, screen, and speaker being used for maintenance or even assembled into brand-new phones.

Shenzhen is located in the south of China, next to the border with Hong Kong. Known as the country’s ‘Silicon Valley’ due to its expertise in electronics, it is also home to large retail outlets selling used consumer goods. 

Huaqiang South Road, which is surrounded by warehouses and has a port at one end, has been linked to several stolen phones. It’s thought that stolen cell phones may be arriving at one of the warehouses on this route, where they are disassembled and may be sold.

This comes after Londoner Sukaru Haskan told MailOnline today about the terrifying time his phone was stolen in July from a Knightsbridge street and found again at a Shenzhen home.

Thomas Balogun, an IT and cyber-security specialist who has studied China’s market for pilfered phones, told MailOnline that Mr Haskan’s experience has become alarmingly typical.

‘This is a gang-related thing, with gangsters targeting specific events, like festivals, and stealing phones in large numbers before shipping them to China,’ he said.

 ‘They have a very big market for used phones, no compliance with the rules against importing stolen goods and weak regulation around individual parts.

‘So they either sell it as a used phone or break it into parts, which are then switched into other phones that don’t work any more or used to build entire new handsets.

‘The phones tend to arrive in a warehouse in Shenzhen, which double up as retail outlets that sell used electronic goods.’

Mr Balogun said he had learned through his research of criminals being able to construct new phones from a variety of parts within ‘hours’. 

If it’s not one thing, it’s another. Before iPhones were stolen, it was car stereos, and after the iPhone, it will be something else.

It’s time to make handling stolen property a far more severe offence. There wouldn’t be any thieves if there wasn’t a fence, and I’m sure Keir Starmer will be on it any minute now with his swift action and swift justice. Yeah, right!

Theft of phones has long been an issue, and it has become worse. However, I also witness individuals staring at them or using their phones while strolling beside the road, putting them in an ideal position to be taken. Avoid taking out your phone until necessary, and when you do, try to be as discrete as possible to prevent it from being stolen.

It amazes me how some people will walk down the street on their phones, which cost a fortune these days, without a care in the world. Would you walk through the streets waving a grand in cash? No, you wouldn’t, but with a phone, you will!

Made in China, shipped to the UK, stolen and then shipped back to China—it’s the Circle of Life!

Injuries Caused By COVID Vaccine Seek Compensation From The Government

In Britain, some 14,000 people have filed claims for government compensation alleging that the COVID-19 vaccination caused heart attacks and strokes.

Payments of £120,000 have been made in 175 cases, or less than 2% of those who applied, while hundreds have been rejected by medical assessors who claim insufficient proof of the jab causing injury.

Payments have been given to applicants for a variety of ailments, such as heart attacks, strokes, hazardous blood clots, spinal cord inflammation, severe oedema of the vaccinated limb, and facial paralysis.

An astonishing 97 per cent of successful claims relate to the AstraZeneca vaccine with just a handful relating to damage caused by Pfizer or Moderna, according to Freedom of Information requests by The Telegraph.

Despite cautions, the government persisted in recommending the AstraZeneca injection. Even after roll-outs in Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Denmark, Norway, The Netherlands, Sweden, and Latvia were terminated by March 2021.

Following three AstraZeneca jabs, 52-year-old Leona Sanders, the wife of British champion flat race rider Seb Sanders, was hospitalised.

Despite being told that the vaccine would not interfere with her rare autoimmune disorder granulomatosis – which causes inflammation of the blood vessels – her compensation request was denied.

Mr Sanders said: ‘The collapses all came just days after she had the vaccine but the medical assessor rejected the claim.

‘The medical notes said she had a history of back pain and multiple falls, but Leona never complained about back pain or had falls before the jab.

 ‘She was very active, always with the horses. She never sat down.

‘It’s flawed me. I don’t like being made to feel like I am a liar.’

Established in the United Kingdom in 1979, the Vaccination Damage Payment Scheme has received around 16,000 applications, the majority of which are now comprised of Covid-19 vaccination claims.

Over 5,500 of these Covid claims have been denied, and 519 more were discarded before a medical evaluation.

Out of the 1,000 individuals who requested a reconsideration of their case, just 12 got their ruling overturned.

People who did not receive the COVID-19 vaccine faced backlash from friends and family, were avoided by some, and were labelled as self-centred by others, yet here we are! Perhaps their decision to forego the vaccination was wise.

There are still issues for some persons who received the COVID-19 vaccine, but the big pharma companies are relying on the fact that many of the cases would be difficult to prove.

They released a medication in a year that ought to have taken at least five years to test. Nobody could tell me what was in my jabs either after I had both of them done.

Some people will tell you that you weren’t forced to have the jab, but you weren’t given a choice, especially if you worked for the NHS and lots of other places. Some shops wouldn’t even allow you in, and people were told that if they didn’t have the jab they would lose their jobs and their livelihoods.

How long was the testing phase for these injections? Not long! And it’s probably still in progress. We don’t even know if these vaccines were safe, but AstraZeneca was shielded from prosecution over unknown side effects, and even if you did get some form of compensation now, it would come from the taxpayer’s money, not the pharmaceutical company.

Yesterday, 500 Migrants Crossed The Channel Illegally

This weekend, hundreds more migrants who had entered the English Channel illegally in tiny boats were brought ashore.

According to official Home Office numbers, 492 asylum seekers arrived in Britain yesterday. This comes despite warnings that people traffickers will continue to take advantage of the calm summer seas to send more people our way.

A week after 703 persons crossed the Channel to the UK last Sunday—a record number for the new Labour government—today’s total may turn out to be much higher.

They brought the total number of immigrants to Britain to 5,492 since Sir Keir Starmer assumed office as prime minister following the July 4 general election, bringing the total this year to 19,066.

Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s intentions to airlift migrants into Rwanda have been abandoned by the incoming Labour government.

Moreover, last weekend saw the deaths of two persons making the dangerous trek.

Downing Street last week indicated the Prime Minister was ‘expecting’ more boat crossings this summer – assisted by the warmest weather of the year so far.

It was also claimed that UK-bound migrants suffered suspected ‘punishment shootings’ in France in the latest evidence of horrific violence among organised crime traffickers.

The Mail can reveal that following the incident on Sunday, the two youngsters received treatment for injuries to their legs and were then allowed to resume their journey from France to Britain.

The two Sudanese lads, one of them was only sixteen, were attacked in Calais on Sunday by a group of Afghans, according to a French investigative source.

Following hospital treatment for injuries to their knees and thighs, they declined to cooperate with law enforcement and continued their effort to cross the English Channel.

Both the injured Sudanese teenagers were caught up in the increasingly vicious gang wars involving ruthless traffickers who provide £1,000-a-head trips to Britain by small boat.

The 16-year-old had a gunshot wound to the knee, making him the most badly injured.

After suffering injuries to his right thigh, the second victim, who was eighteen, was discovered hiding three miles from the port of Calais.

Stopping small boat arrivals was a key issue in Britain’s general election campaign, with Sir Keir vowing to ‘smash the gangs’ responsible for the crossings.

When asked last Monday whether Labour was failing to stop the boats as effectively as the previous Tory administration, Sir Keir’s spokesman said: ‘I wouldn’t agree with that.

This is theft of taxpayers’ funds. One small boatload and that’s thousands of pensioners’ heating allowance a year. The allowance should have stayed and migrants should be in tents pending removal.

Hopefully, this will all stop soon, but not before seniors are forced to make painful decisions since their government is no longer providing their heating allowance.

This country is broken, but our government are happy to welcome the Mpox, lock us down, make us put masks on and then inject us with unproven vaccines – welcome to 1984! And Labour are happy to look the other way, deliberately.

This is Labour’s land of the free, where everyone is welcome at the taxpayer’s expense. We need to stand up against this and be counted!

There are many people out there that think it, but are too afraid to say it out loud and in public. Our government are to blame for it.

The French are more than happy that migrants are landing on our shores because they certainly don’t want them on theirs, and the UK is finished I’m afraid because we are being overrun by thousands of migrants who are preying upon the natives.

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