Nigel Farage blamed as knife-crazed Sikh murders white man
After the savage death of a young man by a sword-wielding sikh, the British political class has united as one in condemning one individual. Nigel Farage.
The entire British commentariat has united in condemning Nigel Farage, after a man was murdered by a knife-wielding Sikh, protected by his family, before being let down by British police who arrested him for racist remarks he had never made whilst lying in a pool of blood.
Anne Tagonist MP told a packed House of Commons:
"At a time when a man is dead and a family is grieving their lost loved-one, it is vital that we unite and collectively blame Nigel Farage for this".
Earlier, a note sent around Labour MPs was leaked to journalists, and has been shared on social media networks:
Government Head of Communications Gus Lighter said that it is vital that we don't politicise this, as that would potentially involve his side of the story being challenged.
The Chief Constable of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, Anne Arkist, also released a statement in response to Nigel Farage's remarks:
"As the recording of the 999 call and body camera footage shows, my officers treat allegations of racism extremely seriously. More seriously than stabbings even"
"The real crime here is the incitement to violence by Nigel Farage"
Finally, I can reassure the public that we have a large team of officers working around the clock to monitor social media in response to Farage's remarks
Her article in full is here.
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