Posted on 05/07/2018 2:02:55 PM PDT by LeoHohmann
By now almost everyone has heard about the escalating violence in London under its Muslim mayor, Sidiq Khan.
If you aren't being stabbed to death in the UK's biggest and most important city, you risk having acid thrown in your face by one of the gangsters being welcomed by what is essentially the West's largest sanctuary city.
A new report by the London Times confirms that death by the blade is not ravaging London but is spreading outward "from the cities to the suburbs to the shires." ['County Lines' Drug Gangs Spread Knife Crime Epidemic to the Shires, The Times, May 6, 2018]
The Times report shows knife crime in Hertfordshire, Warwickshire, Cambridgeshire, Hampshire, Essex and Norfolk has almost doubled in three years.
At least 36 people in London have been stabbed to death so far this year.
Knife crime is up 20 percent in London over three years, but in the outlying counties the increases since 2014 are even more dramatic. The Times reports:
Knife crime incidents in Hertfordshire are up 150% from 229 incidents in 2014 to 573 in 2017; Hampshire is up 102%, Cambridgeshire up 83%, Warwickshire up 180%, Bedfordshire up 86%, Essex up 86%, Thames Valley up 50% and north Wales up 134%. Norfolk’s knife crime rate has rocketed 274%.
Khan made the astonishing admission last year that his administration was preparing for 1.5 million new people to move to London over the next decade. Since it is preposterous to think even half of that number would move to London from within the UK, Mr. Khan's plan obviously involves importing many more Muslims from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
This would swell the ranks of Muslim voters and solidify London as an Islamic stronghold right in the heart of the West for years to come.
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That is shocking and unexpected. Just like the British police and politicians, I am clueless on what the cause could be.
Bye bye Britain.
Trump’s fault no doubt.
Well, not me, if you're keeping tabs.
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