Say what you like about Axel Rudakubana, the slaughterer of three English girls under ten years old, but - unlike the British Prime Minister, the Home Secretary, the Liverpool Police and most of the court eunuchs in the UK media - he appears to be an honest man:
It's a good thing those children are dead... I am so glad... I am so happy.
He has always been entirely upfront about such things, telephoning Britain's so-called "Childline" and asking them:
What should I do if I want to kill somebody?
Judging from his many interactions with "the authorities" (including with the laughably misnamed "Prevent" programme), the British state's response boiled down to: Go right ahead!
It seems likely that the perpetrator of Wednesday's Diversity Stabbing of the Day - the Afghan "asylum seeker" who killed a two-year-old boy and seriously wounded other infants in the Bavarian town of Aschaffenburg - is also "so happy". Like Mr Rudakubana, the "asylum seeker" deliberately targeted a gathering of the very young - in this case, a kindergarten group playing in a municipal park. Like Mr Rudakubana, the "asylum seeker" did not just deliver sufficient stab wounds to kill: he plunged his knife into each target dozens and dozens of times. Like Mr Rudakubana, the "asylum seeker" was well known to the authorities: he had been detained for "violence" at least thrice.
Sir Keir Stürmer and every outpost of the corrupt British state have lied to the public about every aspect of the Southport mass murder since the very first statements by the Liverpool chief constable passing off the killer as a "Cardiff man". Her officers knew within hours that the Welsh boyo who loved male-voice choirs was, back in the real world, an observant Muslim in possession of the Al-Qaeda handbook and enough ricin to kill twelve thousand of his fellow Welshmen. But they did not disclose this information for months - not until freeborn Britons minded to disagree with Keir Stürmer's Official Lies by suggesting that this seemed pretty obviously merely the umpteenth case of Islamostabbing had been rounded up, fast-tracked through Keir's kangaroo courts, gaoled for longer than Muslim child rapists, and in at least one case driven to his death. Does Sir Keir feel bad about the late Peter Lynch? Or does he take the same relaxed attitude to his victims as Axel Rudakubana?
It's a good thing that that far-right extremist is dead... I am so glad... I am so happy.
Even now, six months on, the organs of the state are still lying - although, with all the previous lies being no longer operative, Stürmer & Co have had the wit to introduce a few new ones. For example:
'A total disgrace' that Southport killer could buy a knife on Amazon aged 17, says Cooper
That would be Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary - which is the equivalent of what Continental governments usually call the Minister of the Interior, because that's where the knives penetrate.
Half-a-lifetime ago, when I laboured in the London media, whatever one felt about the excesses of Fleet Street, it did at least have what was then known as a reliable "bullsh*t detector". When John Major launched the Tories' "Back to Basics" public morality campaign shortly before a Conservative member was revealed to have shared a bed in France with another man because a single hotel room was much cheaper and anyway they had slept back to back, the hacks at least had the spirit to stampede to the Gallic hostelry in question, photograph the bed, and slap it on the front page under the headline "Back to Back to Basics".
Now, alas, the Fleet Street "bullsh*t detector" has seized up and the court eunuchs are happy to recycle Sir Keir Stabber's copious effluent. Within hours of Yvette Cooper's stunning revelation, the biggest-selling papers in the realm had re-purposed the beatific Welsh schoolboy as "the Amazon Killer"!!! That's the front page of The Sun at top right. Ooh, lookee here:
Starmer Vows to Change Law on Blades
"Vows" is one of those wanker media words they deploy when they want to make a hack politician sound butch. Starmer "vows" to raise the minimum age for buying a steak knife to fifty-seven, with at least nine pieces of supporting ID!
Yeah, that'll do it.
Olaf Scholz, direct from Klaus Schwab's Spectre board meeting in the hollowed-out Alp at Davos, is also butching up:
I am sick of seeing such acts of violence occurring in our country.
So will he also be cracking down on kitchenware retail outlets? Well, no, he's not that sick of it. But he has demanded that "the authorities must explain as quickly as possible why the attacker was even still in Germany".
If you're wondering who this Olaf Scholz bloke is, well, he's the Chancellor of Germany. The head of government. So he's "the authorities".https://www.steynonline.com/14949/i-have-seen-the-future-and-it-stabbed
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