Criminal Conduct:

Ah, England. Or Britain as we know it now.
A country of freedom, of democracy and of social diversity.
A country where a man can be free to do as he pleases, and his imagination is hindered only by the laws of the land.
This is Britain, the land of Promise.

Or so we're lead to believe.

I, myself, left 'Great' Britain 6 years ago, and do not regret it for a fraction of a second.
I fooled myself into believing that the country would repair itself, and that the place would be much more stable and welcoming when I returned.
I was, however, very wrong.

Britain is now, in a word, Hell.
The country has decayed over the years, and has now reached an all time low, by most standards.
We, the great British Empire, have become nothing more than a refugee camp, and a finger-puppet of the United States of America.

Now, my distaste of Britain is evident, but let me address today's issue more directly. I wish to set your sights upon a topic in the news recently, which tells of the knife-attacks of four men in London and surrounding areas.
Now, knife-attacks seem extreme on their own, although they are likely to be expected in a large urban city. However, what truly irks is the scope of these crimes, the time-line, as it were.
The first stabbing occured at 0400hours in Tottenham, followed by more stabbings at 1430hours, 1730hours and 2020hours.
These stabbings all occured in one day.

Now, muse upon this: Are we to expect this to happen every day?

Britain has become a host for parasites, a shelter for scum and a home for the worthless vermin that our world deemed fit to even exist.
I can say one thing simply, it isn't good enough.

The rest of the world is practically laughing at Britain now.
After all, what does Britain do for the world nowadays?
As far as we know, all Britain is doing is pumping young men into a war that still isn't being won, and pumping money into it at the same time.
Can Britain really afford this?

If Britain really wants to make a difference, surely training these men and women to police the country would be far more effective than shipping them off to the Middle East, where they will most likely sit in a tent and pray to whichever God they worship that they get home safely, and where they will possibly be bombed, shot at and attacked by hostile forces.

Here's a quick thought for you: 'Since when was Iraq part of the UK?'
-Since when was this Britain's war anyway?

No, Britain has seen fit to tell it's citizens that everything is under control, that these stabbings in London are being investigated thoroughly and that the criminals involved will be brought to justice. Is this really good enough?
Why should people have to live in fear that they're going to be stabbed to death in an alleyway for wearing a certain football shirt, or for being from a certain country, or for listening to a certain type of music?
Since when did it become acceptable to let people live in terror?
Isn't that what Britain and America are doing in Iraq?
Isn't Britain freeing the oppressed masses from the icy vice-grips of Terror?
What about Britain's own, then?
What about the people who see their sons and daughters, their brothers and sisters, their mothers and fathers, being sent off to fight?
Do they not deserve freedom from Terror?

The fact is that four stabbings means something, it means that Britain has reached the very bottom, and that 'bringing criminals to justice' is simply not enough. The solution is to re-establish a country where crime isn't a neccessity, where people don't have to rob an off-license just to feed their family, where a child doesn't have to stab his classmate because his parents are always arguing or because the other children are always picking on him.

Britain needs to sort itself out, because it cannot and will not survive in this condition.

Think about that, dear reader.
Think about what a once great country has been reduced to, and think about how it must feel to have a loved one killed, or to walk out onto the street each day with the fear that you may never make it back to your house.

Perhaps I'm over-reacting, but surely somebody can see that there really is something wrong with all of this.

I shall leave you now,

Thankyou for your time and interest,

Akira.