Opinion: Boris wants to continue to be the life of the party

“People were saying this looks like we’re trying to stop stuff coming out… I don’t want this endlessly to go on but I have absolutely nothing frankly to hide” – Prime Minister Boris Johnson (24.04.2022).

It is very obvious and interesting when Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader Boris Johnson says the investigation and the political ramifications of Party-Gate has been going on to long. He also claims there should be a “limit to the amount of focus politics should have on this”. That is very strategic of him to downplay it.

As civilians, the citizens and the general public couldn’t run away from the lockdown rules or regulations. The United Kingdom was in a lockdown during COVID-19 outbreaks, which limited their ability to travel, visit or even be outside. They we’re told not to do so to save lives.

That’s why the ordinary person couldn’t visit their loved ones in the hospitals, participate in baptisms, birthdays or at funerals. There was so limited and people wasn’t able to congregate. The ones that did got severely fined and got a criminal record. Heck, one student who had a party was kicked out of the University and was detained as well.

Therefore, the Prime Minister only getting small to nothing ramifications for participating in several of parties in that time-span. While telling the Parliament that he didn’t know or such. He held parties in the garden, the Downing Street No. 10 and elsewhere too. There been revealed so many parties and over 12 of them. All of them occurred during the lockdowns and there was plenty of people at these events.

They were drinking wine, eating pizza’s and sending someone to buy more booze as well. That was all happening while people was mourning and closed off from the real world. One party even happen on the night of the Royal Funeral of the husband of the Queen. Where Downing Street No. 10 held a gathering and party. While the Queen couldn’t hold functions or even have ordinary royal funeral for her husband. Which just shows what sort of man Boris Johnson is and thinks nothing has consequences.

Just like he did of late. He asked for forgiveness and said sorry for that. The same way he said sorry when the first fines for the breaches of law was done. However, there is code of ethics for a minister and for an MP. As a lawmaker, the first thing they should do is to adhere to the laws they are creating and issuing for the Kingdom to follow. When the man at the top cannot follow laws and codes, why should the general public?

If the citizens are fined, getting a criminal record and possible have their future lost over parties and whatnot in the period of the lockdowns. Than the PM should have proper ramifications for his actions. His lies and deceptions… is catching up to him.

The authorities are not publishing the “Sue Gray Report” and we can now await a possible probe by the Parliament itself. It just shows what length Johnson is willing to go to. Even if he knows perfectly well that everyone else wasn’t allow to do what he did. The parties after parties, the drinking and booze-hounds of Downing Street is haunting him now.

The Metropolitan Police should release whatever they know, but they rather act sensitive and shield the Conservative Party ahead of the polls in May. That is the sort of act, which reflects how Boris himself resolves things.

We know he had to prorogue Parliament to get his way in concern to Brexit and the deadlines of votes there. He could have easily have done here too, which would be a tool to prolong his reign. Nevertheless… there is no trust now. Both in Parliament and in the Public. His lies are now all exposed and in the open. The sentiments of distrust and it’s a delusion of the Prime Minister is beyond reach now. He thinks he can weather the storm and can get scot-free from all of this. Anyone else has fallen for less than this…

Prime Minister Johnson should man up and take real responsibility. Not act like a Tik-Toker and a Youtuber come with a fake apologizes and hopes the controversy boils over. So, he can continue his career and hopes everyone forgets about it.

However, people lost funerals, weddings and birthdays. The public couldn’t go to the office or even be outside. They were told barely to run and jog alone in the worst period. So, the Prime Minister should take accountability for “wine-time Fridays” and all the other parties. There been so many of them… and he have downplayed them all.

He just want to be the life of the party. The PM didn’t mind to do that and release the stress in the middle of the lockdown. It was a man does and what isn’t illegal in his mind. While others who did the same was caught and paid a price for doing so. Now, the Head of State, the MP and Party leader should be held properly accountable. Not only getting measly fines and run away from any investigation into it. That’s how things are looking… and it’s no good.

This is unfair to everyone else and he acts like his above the laws, which he created and enacted. He should lead from the front and not with wine-and-dine while others are in sorrow. It is a reason why they haven’t been a purge and that’s because the majority has hope in him. However, now … people are not believing in him and his days in-charge should be numbered.

The Party Gate just proves that Johnson is a lawbreaker. He should answer for the breaching of code of ethics as a MP and being dishonest in Parliament. The PM shouldn’t be above it. That’s makes people angry and feels it’s unfair that he walks away from it all. This is why the PM and the Tories have to figure out who they are. Because, Party Gate only proves that they are acting above the law and not taking proper accountability to shield their leader and PM. That isn’t a good look and neither is the outcome either.

No one trusts or believes the PM. He cannot be truthful or be a man of integrity. His the most inept and dishonest leader the United Kingdom has had in a long time. This one he cannot blame on Brussels or the European Union. Unless, he blames the European vineyards for creating the splendid wine he was drinking while other people was shredding tears alone across the Kingdom. Peace.

United Kingdom: Reverend Dr. Guli Francis-Dehqani, Bishop of Cheimsford letter to Home Secretary Priti Patel MP (18.04.2022)

United Kingdom – Rwanda MoU: Proves that the banishing of the asylum-seeker was the order of the day!

h. “Relocate” means the removal of an asylum seeker from the United Kingdom to Rwanda under this Arrangement” (Memorandum of Understanding between the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the government of the Republic of Rwanda for the provision of an asylum partnership arrangement, 14.04.2022).

If you ever thought the arrangement between the United Kingdom and Rwanda was for the betterment of humanity or for the justice to asylum-seekers. I hate to tell it to you… but this deal or Memorandum of Understanding only shows what sort of plan is at play. The Tories and the HM Government have ensured the asylum-seekers are sent and “relocated” to Rwanda. So, that they are banished from their territory and only the ones who they request for will be available to return to United Kingdom. However, that doesn’t seem to be a real possibility in this.

I have just taken a few paragraphs and sentences from the MoU between the nations and it states very clear what the objective and the ideals of it is. We can wonder, if anyone will be lucky to return to the United Kingdom or even be considered for a request. That sounds like a stipulation only made to ensure some legal grounds and possibility, which will not be enforced. Since, the agreement is about directly “relocating” people from the UK to Rwanda. Not the other way around…

The objective of this Arrangement is to create a mechanism for the relocation of asylum seekers whose claims are not being considered by the United Kingdom, to Rwanda, which will process their claims and settle or remove (as appropriate) individuals after their claim is decided, in accordance with Rwanda domestic law, the Refugee Convention, current international standards, including in accordance with international human rights law and including the assurances given under this Arrangement” (Memorandum of Understanding between the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the government of the Republic of Rwanda for the provision of an asylum partnership arrangement, 14.04.2022).

In order to expedite the process of relocation to Rwanda in a timely manner, the United Kingdom will be responsible for the initial screening of asylum seekers, before relocation to Rwanda occurs in accordance with this Arrangement. This process will start without delay after the prospective relocated person arrives in the United Kingdom and has come to the attention of the United Kingdom” (…) “The United Kingdom will arrange the Relocated Individual’s transport to Rwanda and will ensure that all the necessary authorisations have been obtained from the relevant authorities of the United Kingdom, any countries of transit and Rwanda in relation to the traffic of commercial or chartered flights or other means of transport” (…) “Following a request made by the United Kingdom, Rwanda will take all reasonable steps in accordance with international human rights standards to make a Relocated Individual available for return to the United Kingdom should the United Kingdom be legally obliged to facilitate that person’s return” Memorandum of Understanding between the government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the government of the Republic of Rwanda for the provision of an asylum partnership arrangement, 14.04.2022).

This here agreement is made to ensure asylum-seekers and people seeking refugee in the United Kingdom can be sent to Rwanda. The agreement specifies that and it’s obvious about that too. There is no denying in that.

We know that the Tories don’t mind the regime and their lack of concerns of their human rights abuses. The Tories don’t mind how the opposition, dissidents or even government critics gets handled in Rwanda. Because, the Tories with this here deal gets to send their unwanted people packing and with a destination in mind. Where they have to take care and find homes for. That is what is in the deal and this here MoU.

They don’t care if the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) is known for silencing, murdering or assassinating the ones who strays from their path. No, that they pay no mind or isn’t concerned about. We know the Tories just want people gone from their borders and sent packing.

This is why the UK is screening them before sending them away. That means the processing will not be happening after that and most likely not return to the UK. This was the plan all along… Rwanda to takeover the burden of the people or asylum-seekers that the UK doesn’t want. Peace.

Opinion: Boris is clueless about Rwanda…

And let’s be clear, Rwanda is one of the safest countries in the world, globally recognised for its record on welcoming and integrating migrants” – Prime Minister Boris Johnson (14.04.2022).

It is really weird and out of this world that the British Prime Minister in 2022 says Rwanda is one of the safest countries in the world. What is even more striking is that the Travel Advice from the UK government mentions street crimes does occur and asks tourists to be vigilant (Updated on the 12 April 2022). While you should be worried and concerned about the security situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi, as violent armed attacks can happen. Especially, in Nyungwe Forrest and Volcanoes National Park or travel near DRC/Burundi border regions. So, just by reading the own travel advice on “Rwanda” it cannot be seen as safe as he states.

We know that President Paul Kagame rules with an iron fist. He has no mercy and can easily silence anyone. It doesn’t even matter if the individual who has offended him or challenged him is living in the diaspora. The Rwandan government will come after you and take you down. That’s why it’s like the Tories have closed their eyes for this and just praises Kigali.

It is like Johnson doesn’t know how the elections are or how the voices of dissent is silenced. I don’t think he cares and only wants an easy way out. The migrants and asylum seekers can be shipped to Kigali and then left to fight for their own. Since, they we’re dumb enough to go and try to find shelter in London.

Like when he said this: “This is particularly perverse as those attempting crossings, are not directly fleeing imminent peril as is the intended purpose of our asylum system. They have passed through manifestly safe countries, including many in Europe, where they could – and should – have claimed asylum” (Johnson, 14.04.2022).

So, when someone has achieved that and struggled to get to Dover or whatever. What is meeting them is a ticket straight to Kigali and Rwanda. A country of human rights violations and a bloody dictatorship under President Kagame.

For the ones fleeing to safety and to a possible safe-haven, from conflict, famine and destruction in their homes. They are sent to a place of no free press, no free speech and no liberty. In a place of one-man rules all and his words are law. A place where Kagame is the demi-God and you are not even allowed to make political cartoons of the man. Heck, if you compose critical songs or whatnot. You can expect a terrible demise or a sudden death. If you try to compete in an election against him. Expect to lose your businesses, livelihood and become a “criminal”. Because, the state will target you and you will lose everything. That is the price of challenging Kagame.

It’s really weird that Boris Johnson says this about Rwanda. As he continues to praise them even further: “And that is what I think is most exciting about the partnership we have agreed with Rwanda today because we believe it will become a new international standard in addressing the challenges of global migration and people smuggling. So I am grateful for Rwanda’s leadership and partnership and we stand ready to work with other nations on similar agreements, as well as wider reforms to the international asylum framework” (Johnson, 14.04.2022).

He is speaking of this like it is a brilliant idea. It is a reckless and disgusting policy. As he blames other nations for not taking them in. As the asylum-seekers should have applied in other nations of Europe before going to the United Kingdom. While his praising the greatness of Rwanda, which isn’t true. The dying dissidents, the modus operandi of arbitrary arrests, torture and extra judicial killings. Should be a slight concern for anyone transferring migrants and asylum-seekers in dire need.

However, for Boris and his government… this sort of deal and agreement is groundbreaking. Because, he is able to stick this problem on Rwanda and they have to shelter these people. Who comes unannounced and who has dared to flee their respective countries to get into safety on the British islands. No, they are not worthy, only the ones who goes through UN Organizations or the ones who are able to meet the stipulations of the Home Office can get shelter in the UK. That’s how it sounds and the ones coming by boats will be sent on a “one-way-ticket” to Kigali.

You can really wonder what is going on in London. As they are willing to break with humanity and become this cruel. Where they are not understanding the plights and the reasons for why people flee. Take the dangerous trips and try to enter the UK.

No, there is no concern over that and sending the ones fleeing dictatorship, war and famine. Those are the ones your sending to another dictatorship. Such a Noble enterprise of the United Kingdom. That’s how callus and heartless the Tories are these days. Peace.

Opinion: Patel’s bargain to banish migrants to Rwanda

The UK’s upfront investment of £120 million will fund opportunities for Rwandans and migrants including secondary qualifications, vocational and skills training, language lessons, and higher education” (The New Times (Rwanda), 14.04.2022).

The Tories and the United Kingdom government has made arrangements that is beneficial for the UK. The UK is paying the Government of Rwanda to relocate migrants, which would have asylum seekers on a one-way ticket to Kigali. The UK government is paying Rwanda to take care of and be responsible for the ones seeking refuge in the United Kingdom.

This is for London to avoid and be able to re-locate asylum-seekers. They are outsourcing the asylum-seekers and Rwanda is sent their for processing. This means that they will not be on UK territory while waiting their cases. They will be sent and banished from the place they are seeking refuge. That is really a despicable move and the Rwandan government is getting financial benefits of doing this. They are doing UK a service to be more hostile against refugees, asylum-seekers and put up a fortress around the British Islands.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has deliberately signed an agreement, which is according to the sentiments of her government and the “independence” of the United Kingdom. A sort of arrangement that would be harder to justify as a member of the European Union. As they are not only sending people to the first “Third Country” of entry in the EU. However, they are sending them far away to a location, which the asylum seeker didn’t try to get to or wanted to reach.

UNHCR defines asylum-seekers: “An asylum-seeker is someone whose request for sanctuary has yet to be processed. Every year, around one million people seek asylum. National asylum systems are in place to determine who qualifies for international protection. However, during mass movements of refugees, usually as a result of conflict or violence, it is not always possible or necessary to conduct individual interviews with every asylum seeker who crosses a border. These groups are often called ‘prima facie’ refugees” (UNHCR – Asylum-seekers).

This is to send the channel-boat crossing migrants on planes and flights from the United Kingdom. So, that they cannot stay on-site or in the nation until their cases are processed.

Patel says this herself about this effort: This government is delivering the first comprehensive overhaul of the asylum system in decades. At the heart of this approach is fairness. Access to the UK’s asylum system must be based on need, not on the ability to pay people smugglers. The demands on the current system, the cost to the taxpayer, and the flagrant abuses are increasing. The British public have rightly had enough” (Patel, 14.04.2022).

They are not making the system fair, but transferring the asylum-seekers and migrants to another destination. This is a deterrent and a measure of which to scare people from coming. Because, if they come… they will not get into a safe-haven in the United Kingdom, but will instead be at whatever sites and housing, which the Rwandan government is accommodating them with. The UK government knows this and makes the UK less accessible.

The Rwandan government is by doing is a favour and becoming a “modern” Australia. Where the people who is outcast from the UK will come to Rwanda. The asylum-seekers was seeking shelter and a home in the UK. They did not go all the way and try to cross the British Channel to live in the refugee camps of Rwanda or whatnot. Therefore, this is a despicable move and a deliberate act to scare off people. This is showing what sort of solidarity and lack of understanding of the plights of the people fleeing conflict-zones, famine and destruction. Which don’t have the ability or resources to seek visa and stay outside their native countries by regular means. Therefore, the UK is doing this to ensure the asylum-seekers picks other destinations and not travels to the UK. As if they do…

They will take a flight to Kigali and be stuck in East Africa. Which isn’t what they sought after, but what the UK government will do to you. If you dare cross without the right paperwork into the UK. Peace.

Rwanda: Office of the Government Spokesperson – Rwanda-UK Migration and Economic Development Partnership (14.04.2022)

United Kingdom: National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) General Secretary Paul Whiteman Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi regarding Michael Fabricant MP’s comments (13.04.2022)

United Kingdom: Lord David Wolfson resignation letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson (13.04.2022)

United Kingdom: Royal College of Nursing letter to Michael Fabricant MP (12.04.2022)

United Kingdom: Covid-19 Bereaved Familes for Justice letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson (12.04.2022)