This letter shames Britain.
It’s illiterate (“Your boyfriend have in his possession” and “insight” where it means “incite”), it’s at once pompously officious and sloppily amateurish, and it’s written by someone who clearly has no grasp of basic details like when and when not to use capital letters (“London Hyde park” and “the Leaflets”).
Yet on this barely educated jobsworth’s say-so, author and activist Brittany Pettibone has – with her boyfriend, Austrian Identarian Martin Sellner, and, subsequently, Canadian citizen journalist Lauren Southern – been declared persona non grata in the U.K.
Clearly, this jobsworth was only obeying the orders of someone well above his pay grade. Presumably, responsibility for this decision goes right to the top – at least as far as Home Secretary Amber Rudd.
If so, Amber Rudd has some serious questions to answer.
The obvious one concerns double-standards:
Which of these pose a bigger threat to the UK?
Which of these should be denied entry to British territory?
Two conservative journalists or two Islamic terrorists?According to @ukhomeoffice, the photo on the left needs Border Force resources but the photo on the right does not. pic.twitter.com/Z8Ku7IchTa
— Shy Society???????? (@Shy_Society) March 12, 2018
Yes. Good question.
Current U.K. immigration policy appears to work like this:
It’s apparently okay to let an estimated 425 ISIS terrorists back into the country after their jaunts to the killing…