Ah, you just don't get it, Jim. The New Labour Nazis are just following 'common sense' rules. The greater the claimed crime, the greater the risk to society. The greater the risk to society, the lower our standard of evidence needs to be before acting. At some point, your claimed criminals are so potentially dangerous, you don't need any evidence against them whatsoever. I think this is known as the 'Stalin Principle'.

And, as years of Internet experience have proven, I better point out I'm being sarcastic here.

Sarcastic, but accurate. All police states work on such principles: stated risks out-weighing checks and balances. Go insert your favourite Nazi quote about what the public will tolerate, when told they face a high enough danger. Tony Blair, the architect of the Holocaust in Gaza, and future permanent president of Europe, knows exactly what he is doing.

Luckily (for Blair), all nations agree that 'foreigners' have little to no rights. Even so-called 'decent' states have the right to arbitrarily expel non-citizens. This means that 'foreigners' are always the first to be scapegoated - because there is little to no chance that the courts will overrule such government actions.

I should mention that organisations carefully crafted to alienate most members of the British public are quoted by 'Jim' as backers of these protests- how useful to Blair. Aren't there the highest principles of British 'justice' and 'fairness' involved here? Shouldn't mainstream organisations with mass public respect be campaigning on behalf of these Pakistani victims of New Labour Nazi thuggery? Nothing happens by accident in Britain.

...and don't forget the case of Hicham Yezza, the Nottingham of University employee wrongly arrested under the Terrorism Act and now languishing in jail awaiting deportation to Algeria.

The Free Hich campaign stands in solidarity with all of the victims of the disgraceful Home Office policy of deportation without charge.