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LEVY OUT ! DONE ENIC OUT ! NEXT Tottenham Hotspur FC

Beyond reasonable doubt Katılım Mart 2019
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For Hod,for Harry,for England & St george
Gang motivation & facilitated by ignoring shoplifting in general. All promoted by DEI motivation to overthrow white money , gentrification & perceived privilege. They blame Israel but Soros has more strings than anybody. Add in the WEF & it’s a contrived powder keg
Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧@JChimirie66677

The Clapham Mob Didn't Appear By Accident The footage from Clapham this week showed something specific: not opportunistic theft, but organised invasion. Dozens of young men moving through shops in coordinated groups, staff powerless, shelves stripped. The Metropolitan Police expects more of it on Saturday. Intelligence suggests the organisers are already planning to move to Crystal Palace to stay ahead of patrols. Shabana Mahmood would like you to believe this is a policing problem. But she commissioned the sentencing review that dismantled deterrence, introduced the legislation as Justice Secretary, then moved to the Home Office in time to receive the consequences in her inbox. Last month, the Sentencing Act came into force. Under its terms, judges and magistrates must treat prison sentences of under one year as a last resort, available only in exceptional circumstances. Ministry of Justice data confirm what that means in practice: 98 per cent of shoplifters currently serving custodial sentences would qualify for community punishments instead. Up to 12,000 of Britain's most prolific retail thieves will avoid jail as a direct consequence. The Government will tell you the evidence supports this approach. Criminals jailed for six months or less reoffend at 59 per cent. Community orders produce a 24 per cent reoffending rate. The numbers are real. The argument is not dishonest. But applying it to prolific shoplifters with fifteen or more previous convictions, already cycling through courts on tags and community behaviour orders, requires a particular kind of wilful blindness. These are not first offenders awaiting rehabilitation. These are people for whom the existing system already had no effective answer, and the new one has even less. The police chiefs said so. Before the Bill passed, the National Police Chiefs Council modelled the consequences. Their projection: a 6 per cent spike in overall offences in year one, translating to 396,000 additional recorded crimes. Gavin Stephens, the NPCC head, was explicit. His own forces were planning for increased offending across every category. Neighbourhood policing and anti-social behaviour responses would suffer as resources shifted to manage the surge. The NPCC asked for an extra £400 million to cope. Parliament was told this. Mahmood's department was told this. The law passed anyway. That sequence matter. Labour did not stumble into the disorder on Clapham High Street. It walked in with its eyes open, accepted the short-term cost on behalf of communities that had no vote on the matter, and called it reform. Marks and Spencer wrote to both Mahmood and Sadiq Khan this week. The letter was not from a campaign group or a tabloid. M&S is Britain's most recognisable high street institution, and its retail director said publicly what every shop worker and security guard in the country already knows: crime is not falling. Criminals are becoming more brazen, more organised and more violent. Staff are frightened. The public is at risk. Khan's response was to call such claims lies. The Government's response was to cite the long-term benefits of rehabilitation. One senior police source described the operational reality with precision: prolific shoplifters act with near impunity because courts never remand them. Catch them, charge them, watch them walk out and do it again. The Sentencing Act has not changed that calculus. For the most persistent offenders, the practical effect is the abolition of consequences. Labour inherited a prison overcrowding crisis. They had choices about how to solve it. They chose this. They were told it would produce more crime. They passed it anyway. The communities absorbing the consequences were not their political problem. "Dozens of young men moving through shops in coordinated groups, staff powerless, shelves stripped. The Metropolitan Police expects more of it on Saturday."

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This is the surest sign Tottenham are getting relegated! Millwall in 2nd . They won’t have the two most hated clubs in the prem at the same time
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Everyone who claims the youths in Clapham is just kids being kids is guilty in facilitating the death of another 14 year old today. If you can’t see the link I’m not explaining it because you obviously don’t want to hear the truth
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Paul Weston
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The retrial of a brace of Mohammeds was delayed for almost a year to let the anger die down. It is now set for the 13th of April this year. Keep the pressure on our Traitor Class and let everyone know.
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Youth crime in Clapham is exactly what happens when you allow shoplifting! Now the M&S owner comes out & asks for help tackling it . Should’ve been tackled at source , Tesco, Asda etc all to blame for trying to play social games instead of enforcing law
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They’ve all jumped on Dudley for stating the truth . We do all die eventually & Grenfell regulations have created to much box ticking & will never solve the problem of high rise living. Labour just biding their time & watching reform destroy itself.
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Jimmy Carr right about communism and socialism? Carr argues that communism and socialism work on a small scale (e.g. within a family unit or a local community) but not on a large scale (i.e. the country)
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Sophie Corcoran
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Ben habib has backed my campaign to take on these racist DEI internships schemes in court that openly discriminate against white people on @danwootton outspoken (@benhabib6) Politicians have so far refused to take them on - so I will We will end this unfairness
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Do you believe a conversation happened that said to Tottenham “ we will allow you to win a trophy but you have to lose harry Kane & get relegated” I do !
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It was only after watching my wife being wheelbarrowed around the house by several high ranking nuclear submariners, did I later discover that our lodger Xi Jingping was in reality a Chinese National
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