British Protests Spread

Breitbart reported this weekend: "‘Locals Say No!’ — Anti-Migrant Hotel Protests Spread Across England." From the article:

    Protests against the British government’s housing mostly young male illegal migrants in hotels across England continued on Saturday as the movement appears to be spreading.

    Sparked by a local uprising in the Essex town of Epping last month against a migrant hotel after a 38-year-0ld Ethiopian migrant allegedly sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl, the protest movement spread to major cities over the weekend, including London, Manchester, and Newcastle.

    A flashpoint was the Thistle City Barbican hotel in the London borough of Islington, with hundreds of anti-mass migration protesters under the banner of “Thistle Barbican needs to go – locals say no”.

    Protesters were seen carrying signs reading “Stop the boats, deport foreign criminals.”

    Meanwhile, far-left former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who represents Islington North in the House of Commons, called on his supporters to join a pro-open borders counterprotest. Dozens of Antifa-style masked agitants were seen clashing with the police.

    Some of the young male migrants were seen blowing kisses from their hotel window at the protesters.

The article also describes protests in other cities and towns including Manchester and Newcastle. But, as a reminder that it is "our Democracy" (meaning the elite's democracy) and not that of the people, the article notes: "The protests have caused great concern for the government, which has reportedly established an 'elite' task force of police to monitor anti-migration sentiment on social media." Today's Anonymous Conservative links to some different videos of the protests (near the middle-bottom of his post). 

Related: 

• "Anger grows at 'cover-up' of two Afghan asylum seekers being charged over the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl - after police advised authorities not to reveal their background"--Daily Mail. From the lede:

    Anger is growing over a 'cover-up' after two Afghan asylum seekers were charged with the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl, but police advised authorities not to reveal their background. 

    Ahmad Mulakhil, 23, was charged with the rape of the girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

    While a second man, Mohammad Kabir, also 23, was charged with aiding and abetting rape, as well as strangulation and kidnap of the girl, who is now receiving specialist care. 

• "Women abused as children by Rotherham gangs say police also sexually assaulted them"--BBC. An excerpt:

    One says she was raped from the age of 12 by a serving South Yorkshire Police (SYP) officer in a marked police car. He would threaten to hand her back to the gang if she did not comply, she says.

    "In a world where you were being abused so much, being raped once [by a police officer] was a lot easier than multiple rapes [by the gang] and I think he knew that," she tells the BBC. 

Authorities have released the name of only one officer involved in these crimes--Hassan Ali. 

• "Hotel protests must not be used to ‘have a pop at the police’ – minister"--The Independent. Showing that the British government could not care less for the concerns of its citizens, the article reports:

    Dame Angela Eagle promised that the Government was “doing the detailed work” to crack down on small boat crossings, after the Home Office unveiled its plan to pump an extra £100 million into tackling people smuggling.

    Some of the money will support the “one in, one out” returns agreement pilot with France, and some will go towards funding extended police powers to seize digital devices.

Under that program, the number of immigrants will be reduced by--let's see, 1-1=0--a total of 0. But they will use the money to seize the phones of protestors. 

• "Police issue statement after rumours they banned protests outside UK migrant hotel"--The Express. They hadn't banned all protests, just a certain unnamed group of which they didn't approve.