The Alaa Abd El-Fattah case is an inflection point for the UK. It touches so many issues which are angering the country - immigration, law, culture and values. But it also shows how much the hard working British public are being taken for a ride. It shows we have a weak constitutional system that cannot protect citizens and a government that prioritises people that hate us, ahead of us. I don't say this lightly as we have become second class citizens in our own country - expected to work more for less, while spending endless money on others who don't respect our culture and way of life. Worse, if he is deemed a threat, taxpayers will now fund monitoring and mitigation for risks he presents our country. It also highlights how impotent and pathetic our government is, celebrating the arrival of a man who has openly stated how much he hates us. Alaa has never lived here, worked here or paid tax here. Worse, he has openly called for the murder and rape of our fellow men/women. He hates jews, gays, celebrated terrorists and said over and over how much he hates white people. Now he has been given citizenship, his apology is necessary for him, but means nothing. Keir Starmer MUST resign. I no longer consent. @ConsentEnds(Peter McCormack 🏴‍☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪)