Before anyone rolls their eyes, this isn't racism.
The Grenfell Tower Block fire in London took many lives and it was massively reported by the UK media.
It's a low-income area where wealthy foreigners and British citizens invest their monies in rented accommodation
and land-banking. Some of those reporting the tragic story actually owned property around the Kensington parish.
But you won't see that in the MSM.
Communities from many areas of the UK banded together to donate food, clothing and items to replace the things
lost in the fire. Millions of pounds were set aside to temporarily accommodate those who survived the fire and
compensation was demanded almost immediately.
The same media wrote article-upon-article about the trauma and horrors of the fire in June of 2017, Hearings are
regular and the emotions make fine optics for the dispassionate cameras who needed the tears.
I felt for them, regardless of the differences in lifestyles and all the other identity-political crap that's trendy, they
had lost everything they owned and they didn't own much.
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Sixteen years of avoiding the immigration authorities and nobody checked their status because of their skin colour.
Pre-paid credit cards, a swanky hotel and travel allowances because political-correctness forbid what used to be
standard background checks.
As the flames began to to peel the skin from the 72 who died in the blaze, these two came running.
The Grenfell Tower Block fire in London took many lives and it was massively reported by the UK media.
It's a low-income area where wealthy foreigners and British citizens invest their monies in rented accommodation
and land-banking. Some of those reporting the tragic story actually owned property around the Kensington parish.
But you won't see that in the MSM.
Communities from many areas of the UK banded together to donate food, clothing and items to replace the things
lost in the fire. Millions of pounds were set aside to temporarily accommodate those who survived the fire and
compensation was demanded almost immediately.
The same media wrote article-upon-article about the trauma and horrors of the fire in June of 2017, Hearings are
regular and the emotions make fine optics for the dispassionate cameras who needed the tears.
I felt for them, regardless of the differences in lifestyles and all the other identity-political crap that's trendy, they
had lost everything they owned and they didn't own much.
....................................
Quote:Grenfell Tower fire: Two jailed for £125,000 relief fraud.BBC:
'Two illegal immigrants have been jailed for fraudulently claiming £125,000 in relief costs by falsely posing as
victims of the Grenfell Tower fire. Elaine Douglas and Tommy Brooks were put up in hotels after claiming they
lived on the 19th floor of the block.
Elaine Douglas and Tommy Brooks claimed they lived on the 19th floor of Grenfell Tower.
They were caught when council workers discovered their flat did not exist, Isleworth Crown Court heard.
The pair, both aged 51, pleaded guilty to two counts of fraud by false representation.
They also admitted one count of obtaining leave to remain in the UK by deception.
Brooks was sentenced to three years and three months in jail, while Douglas was sentenced to three years.
The court heard the two Jamaican nationals, of no fixed address, were put up in hotels for almost a year and handed
pre-paid credit and travel cards, all paid for by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Douglas and Brooks were also both housed in the Radisson Blu hotel in Kensington.
Douglas claimed a total £67,123.35 of relief intended for victims of the fire. She spent 276 nights in the Radisson Blu
in Kensington, costing the council more than £55,000.
The 51-year-old also spent more than £11,000 on a pre-paid credit card she was given when she complained about
the hotel's food.
Brooks claimed £58,396.89 of relief and stayed in the Radisson Blu and another hotel for 243 nights. He also spent
more than £9,000 of charges on a credit card.
The court heard Brooks and Douglas had managed to avoid immigration authorities for 16 years after entering the UK
illegally in the early 2000s.
Det Supt Matt Bonner, of the Metropolitan Police's specialist Grenfell Tower unit, called their actions as "truly appalling".
He said: "Not only have their actions exploited the aid and support intended for those most affected, but they also risk
misrepresenting the Grenfell community as they continue to try and come to terms with their grief."...'
Sixteen years of avoiding the immigration authorities and nobody checked their status because of their skin colour.
Pre-paid credit cards, a swanky hotel and travel allowances because political-correctness forbid what used to be
standard background checks.
As the flames began to to peel the skin from the 72 who died in the blaze, these two came running.
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