The King often touts his pride of the Armed Services. He loves its history, it’s said. The trouble is they’re not that good.
The Dover Crossings is an example. There are operational failures, budget overspill, and blame for war crimes, too.
His Majesty is a big figure, and part of his youth was spent in the Services. But he’s not a diplomat. He’s simply a good King.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, an “Activator” whose job is to enact the effects of a crime has been caught loitering in Reading, Berkshire. It’s believed he was hired to kickstart the ramifications of the Channel crossings, still occurring across the strait of water between the UK and France.
According to research done, the suspect is able to “Bank” the disruptive effects of the criminal acts. It may have led to widespread crime against financial institutions; disruptions to elections and to the political system itself; as well as instability in the military and in our security services.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a group of four who refused to serve the UK as the Channel crossings crisis broke have been rediscovered.
They’re seen in video clips clearly engaged in other employment. They were meant to provide administrative assistance to a response.
They were allegedly recruited by the Army, as part of a rushed recruitment process. They were not vetted, and failed to show up, just to secure further pension payments.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a member of military personnel has been located in central London.
He was threatened out of Dover by traffickers at the start of their illegal trade across the Channel.
In a story exclusive to ConservativeNewsSite.com, a suspect at the centre of secretive meetings held in Saint-Gilles, Brussels, just before the English Channel crossings, has been sighted.
He’s believed to be a freelance journalist who works in conjunction with numerous UK-based outlets, particularly in London, but only on individual stories of national significance.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a “Runner” believed to operate in Dover has been located in London.
The suspect is believed to have been job searching in the UK before his involvement in illegal activity across the Channel.
In a stunning capture for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a trafficker was spotted in Paddington, London today.
This suspect is alleged to have made contact with media personnel in the UK.
In a stunning exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, an AWOL army officer was located in Edinburgh, Scotland, yesterday.
The suspect is alleged to have left his posting in Dover. He’s also suspected of spreading misinformation about recruitment and salaries.
The ordeal of traveling endlessly, having your money stolen, and dignity robbed off your person is enough trouble to have in one life.
The road ahead is fraught with danger for a victim of trafficking, and if there’s a lull when authorities can get to a group, it resumes as soon as the authorities pull out. It doesn’t matter if it’s Dover, or further into London, or even further afield such as Birmingham or Newcastle up north.
The point is people can catch up with a group of migrants as easily as the police can, but for a trafficker the job is not over.
The truth is trafficking is a horrible crime. It’s the worst transit crime a person can face whether they are rich or poor. The idea traffickers can reduce wealthy people to poverty and “disappear” poor people away from their families is frightening.
It’s the cruelty involved which is debilitating. The people who do it are just plain evil. These are the experiences of those who’ve been trapped by something they were not planning on becoming embroiled with.
Some may say such people got involved because of gambling debts, or irreligion, or because of bad choices in a bad place. The reality is far from it. It isn’t a fault or personal waywardness which comes on people.
The resultant effect of a trafficker’s actions is slavery and it becomes mental, emotional, and spiritual torture for those caught up in it. It’s worse than homelessness. It hits harder than assault or domestic violence put together.
It’s all these rolled up into a larger punishment against the human body which breaks it outright into a form of submission. The use of people who are as broken – and empty inside – as these are is uncertain.
It’s clear that some may end up in sex crimes of different kinds but not the sort which ends up in posh hotels.
It may be labour they become useful for but it isn’t going to be well paid or maybe even paid at all. The numbers of those involved is low and so they can be slotted in just about anywhere. In fact, traffickers are so emboldened they are able to show who they’ve got and “disappear” those people anywhere they want to.
It just depends on the response they get. The cover of a political moment is sometimes all they need to start it off as a process of breaking into a country to make it acceptable. It’s the sympathy vote which can win in countries where there’s a reluctance to accept what trafficking is.
In the UK we have a history of opposing slavery and it takes a lot of work to bring it to a halt, but we’ve done it before to great effect.
The trouble today is information doesn’t get to people and there are those who spread misinformation all over because they want jobs in industries that do it.
Maybe they want a protest to succeed in its goals, or they want to contradict other people for the sake of contradicting other people. It’s more newsworthy to bite back than to comply.
There isn’t much change of tact if it looks bad as we’ve seen from the traffickers who use the English Channel to their advantage. They’ve continued to push boats across and they continued to endanger the lives of thousands.
The truth is they know the UK isn’t a safe place for victims of trafficking anyway. We don’t understand the nature of crime and though we have laws most people are apathetic towards its existence.
The attitude in workplaces is that we don’t matter anyway. The ethic in the UK is that if someone hasn’t got any dignity they’re unlikely to get it while they’re here. It’s a truth seen in schools, universities, and graduate workplaces where selfishness is the rule of thumb.
The idea of people’s self-worth isn’t factored in. It’s a bad place to work at the best of times without feeling inferior already.
The overall downturn in the UK right now isn’t over economics or lack of discipline but a tide of ill-will – or a general wash of selfishness – that’s swept over the entire country.
It leaves us incapable of understanding each other and a basic human need that lies in such issues that goes far beneath the surface of a protest movement or a placard.
There’s a strange gap in people’s understanding. It’s no wonder traffickers find it easy to be here. We don’t appear to care at all.
In an exclusive for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a “Runner” previously operating at the French coast of the Channel has been located.
The suspect is believed to have been active in Romania before his involvement in illegal activity across the Channel.
In a stunning capture for ConservativeNewsSite.com, a boat operative previously active at the English Channel has been located.
The suspect is familiar to surveillance circles as being a part of the illegal activity in Dover and along the coastline.
Yesterday a lead in trafficking circles was sighted, this time at Paddington Station in central London. He’d previously been active in Reading, Berkshire, as documented by ConservativeNewsSite.com.
It appeared he’d been attempting to recover his trafficking operation across the English Channel.
Conservative leadership contender Robert Jenrick MP has struck out previously about immigration, which is an issue in spite of English Channel crossings presently.
In an article in May for the Newark Advertiser, he says immigration should be in the region of 10,000’s not 100,000’s. However as an immigration minister he managed a reduction but not a settlement in this region he prefers.
“The proposed cap is not just a numerical limit but a cornerstone of a broader debate on the impacts of the cap on infrastructure, housing, and public services. This structured approach will allow us to make informed decisions, ensuring that our migration policy aligns with the national interest and addresses the needs of our communities comprehensively. Before I resigned as immigration minister in protest, I managed to secure a reduction in annual arrivals of an estimated 300,000 per year, but I saw that as an important first step, not job done.”
The question is what Jenrick proposes to do, like his colleagues, if a return to office in Downing Street is possible. They’ve had fourteen years (as Labour opine) to get stuff done but in the end they got stuffed. The challenge is to come up with something new, not more of the same.