Keir Starmer said that the levers of power aren't connected to anything. And he was right.
In particular, the Human Rights Act means that the UK cannot control its border, despite the population repeatedly voting for decreased immigration and stronger borders.
So far, politicians have not wanted to change these structural issues, so they keep on getting removed, as the population becomes ever more enraged, by instances such as this:
"Ahmadi and Alshafe met on a small boat from France arriving in the UK in June 2025, while Alshafe and Al-Danasurt, who arrived in the UK in October 2024, were roommates at the hotel.
The evening before the attack the three got ready at the hotel before getting a bus into Brighton."
okeuro49•4h ago
In particular, the Human Rights Act means that the UK cannot control its border, despite the population repeatedly voting for decreased immigration and stronger borders.
So far, politicians have not wanted to change these structural issues, so they keep on getting removed, as the population becomes ever more enraged, by instances such as this:
"Ahmadi and Alshafe met on a small boat from France arriving in the UK in June 2025, while Alshafe and Al-Danasurt, who arrived in the UK in October 2024, were roommates at the hotel.
The evening before the attack the three got ready at the hotel before getting a bus into Brighton."
"Three men who raped woman on Brighton beach jailed" - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cyv0vqp04pgo