You have every right to feel scared and threatened in Britain.
On Saturday night, 10 people were allegedly stabbed by a knifeman.
Police are investigating whether the incident is connected to a separate stabbing of a 14-year-old boy and a man threatening people with a knife in a barber shop.
Less than a week ago, a man was killed on a residential road in London, and two others were attacked.
Patrick Christys says you have ‘every right to feel scared and threatened in Britain’
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These cases are yet to go through the court process and the suspects must be treated as innocent unless the prosecution proves otherwise.
They will have an opportunity to put their case to the court, and I’m not saying anyone is definitely guilty, but what I am saying is the incidents themselves justify people feeling scared.
Looking more widely, a couple of weeks ago, a jihadi called Jihad tried to slaughter Jews at a synagogue in Manchester.
It feels like every single day there’s a case of an asylum seeker killing, raping someone or sexually abusing someone.
Ethiopian child sex offender Hadush Kebatu was accidentally released and had to be paid to leave.
An Afghan called Rapualla Ahmadze raped a vulnerable girl in a park in Scotland, another one raped a schoolgirl in Falkirk, and there was a conviction last week in Oxford.
A couple of weeks ago a Sudanese man pleaded guilty to trying to kidnap a 17-year-old girl.
Last week another Sudanese asylum seeker was found guilty of stabbing a hotel worker to death with a screwdriver.
A gym instructor who called himself an Anglo Jihadi has been found guilty of planning a bomb and chemical attack on a major shopping centre.
The illegal migrant who threatened to kill Nigel Farage is in prison using an illegal phone and he’ll probably be back out on the streets in 18 months.
A homeless Kurdish migrant shoved a stranger onto the tube tracks all because he thought the guy gave him a dirty look.
We’re now the rape capital of Europe – the UK recorded the highest figure of rapes on the continent last year.
We’ve got the constant threat of radical Islamism. Bollards, airport-style security and armed police at Christmas markets and it’s not just in busy city centres.
They’re out in places like Surrey, just in case Jihadis come to a market town for Christmas. And that is all before we’ve got to the low-level crime we see happening every day.
Your town or city stinking of cannabis, graffiti everywhere, burglaries people don’t even bother to report because they feel like the police won’t bother.
I am sick of people saying this is scaremongering, or that we’re being dramatic.
The people who laugh at you for worrying about knife crime are the same people who have said Stop and Search is racist.
The people who laugh at you for worrying about some illegal immigrants killing and raping people are the same people who go to Refugees Welcome marches.
The people who call you Islamophobic for worrying about jihadis, or about Pakistani rape gangs, are the same people who have said there’s nothing wrong with mass immigration from Muslim countries.
The people who say you’re racist for pointing out Afghans are 20 times more likely to commit a sex crime, or that Pakistanis and Indians fought each other in Leicester, or that we have 85 Sharia courts, or that we have rampant anti-semitism on pro-Palestine marches are the same people who tell us diversity is our greatest strength.
I am sick of MPs telling us everything is ok. They have just put up a new fence around the Houses of Parliament, and the Prime Minister, Mayor of London and Home Secretary have 24-hour armed security. We don’t!
Politicians and people on the Left are gaslighting you by saying you Britain’s the safest it’s ever been.
Well it doesn’t look like it, it doesn’t feel like it and I’m telling you that every day I sit here and have to decide which horrific, violent crimes to tell you about because I can’t fit them all into a single show.
We shouldn’t have to live like this.
