More enrichers? Maybe they aren’t the same as us?

Monday – Tuesday blog

As the Third-world invasion of Europe and Britain continues (increases?) we should expect a further rise in more exotic types of criminality.

Hacked off? No, hacked to death

Three men have been jailed for life after they hacked a man to death with an ‘arsenal of knives’.

Gregory Castillo Volquez was stabbed 22 times and beaten with a crutch and a nail-embedded plank in Haringey, north London, on January 13 last year. He had been out drinking when the 36-year-old was attacked out of sight from CCTV by Benito Ramirez Kones, 20, Carlos Akum Metumbe, 22, and Luiggi Perelli Santana, also 22.

While Mr Volquez lay dying in the street, his murderers ‘went into the night’ before attempting to flee the country. Metumbe and Santana, who were Spanish and Italian nationals respectively, reached Spain while Kones – who is also a Spanish national – did not leave Britain. Kones was arrested in Swansea last year while Metumbe and Santana were extradited in August and October last year respectively.

Here are the three ‘enrichers’ sentenced for the murder:

And here are some grooming gang chappies:

And here are some Brighton Beach rapists:

How lucky we are to have welcomed these extremely ‘enriching’ individuals into our country

Dolphin bashing – a new sport from Africa?

Then we have the life-enhancing story from Ceuta. Possibly getting bored from raping, robbing homes and defecating in the street, the latest bunch of enrichers have celebrated their arrival in Ceuta by beating a baby dolphin to death:

Looking at these two crimes and many more of their ilk, is it possible that some cynical people might conclude that the ‘enrichers’ being encouraged to come to open-borders Britain in their tens of thousands every year really aren’t the same as us?

Meanwhile, in Britain and Ceuta, the police do everything they can to bring in more illegal migrants while brutally clamping down on any protestors worried about the ‘enricher’ invasion. The British police used to be respected around the world. Now they are despised by some/many/most (delete as appropriate) people in the UK.