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“I have sympathy for anyone in our county who is concerned for our services or their own future, but terrorising victims of war and torture is unforgivable. Our politicians’ rhetoric of hate and division is destroying our society and our British values. My greatest concern is whether the police can keep the people in this hotel safe both tonight and in the future.”

Clare Moseley,
Care 4 Calais

#RefugeesWelcome

theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/f…

in reply to ProjectFearlessness

“The people of Knowsley are not bigots and are welcoming to people escaping from some of the most dangerous places in the world in search of a place of safety. Those demonstrating against refugees at this protest tonight do not represent this community. We are not like that and overwhelmingly behave with sympathy and kindness to others regardless of where they come from.”

George Howarth, M.P.
Knowsley, Merseyside,
U.K.

#RefugeesWelcome

in reply to ProjectFearlessness

After a violent protest by far right groups outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Knowsley, U.K., we are still waiting for any kind of statement from Prime Minister Sunak or Home Secretary Braverman.

Are either of them going to condemn these protestors for attacking the very group they have both spent months attacking?

#RefugeesWelcome
#SafeRoutes
#UKAsylumPolicy

in reply to ProjectFearlessness

We've reached that point where the U.K. government's anti refugee rhetoric has stoked tensions to the point where we are witnessing violent protests.
All we need now is a statement from our government saying there are very fine people on both sides...
in reply to ProjectFearlessness

The group behind the violent protests outside a hotel housing refugees in Knowsley, U.K. this evening were 'Patriotic Alternative'
Some background here.

hopenothate.org.uk/2021/11/26/…

in reply to ProjectFearlessness

Here in the U.K. we witnessed a horrific and violent protest outside a hotel housing refugees in Knowsley, Merseyside. Police barely managed to keep the 'protestors' outside the hotel. They were intent on doing harm to people whose only 'crime' was being refugees.

This morning we are still waiting for any kind of statement from Prime Minister Sunak or Home Secretary Braverman.

Perhaps they are still deciding whose side they are on?

#UKAsylumPolicy
#RefugeesWelcome
#SafeRoutes

in reply to ProjectFearlessness

This will come as no surprise, but last night's violent far right protests in Knowsley, U.K. were promoted freely on social media.

Facebook has groups like 'Hotels Housing Illegals' and Twitter has accounts like Yorkshire Rose(Get The Migrants Out).

All of these groups were promoting violent disorder and hate speech last night, and are celebrating violent disorder and hate speech this morning, with no consequence.

There are laws against this.
But where is the accountability?

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