Wednesday, July 09, 2008

British Man Arrested For Protecting His Family From "Youths"

What sort of craziness is it that is going on in the UK? In the past couple of weeks we have seen the police agree to putting booties on drug and explosive detection dogs to keep Muslims from being offended, have seen a government funded agency instruct child care workers to be on the lookout for racist toddlers who dislike spicy food, and have seen students punished for refusing to pray toward Mecca during a session on Islam.

In the slow motion suicide of Britain, the bullet has just entered the brain.

Today's chapter comes to us from the Daily Mail where a tormented family man finally reacts to the "youths" outside who have habitually bombarded his home with rocks for months, breaking windows and putting his family in danger.

For more than two years, Sydney Davis's house has been under siege from youths throwing stones.

After two hours of bombardment in the latest attack and no sign of the police, the 65-year-old retired builder decided enough was enough.

As a particularly large missile landed in his kitchen, he grabbed a plank of wood from the garden and ran towards the gang to scare them away.


The police arrived just in time - to arrest Mr Davis for possession of an offensive weapon.

He now faces up to six months in prison. Yesterday Mr Davis said he was bewildered by the decision to prosecute him.

He claims objects have been thrown at his house on 700 separate occasions. His windows have been smashed five times in eight months.

'Something needs to be done to stop these kids. They are out there every night,' he said.

'One of my neighbours even had a seven-month-old in their kitchen when a brick came through the window.

'It showered glass across the baby's face.'
The British government and local police forces there have completely abdicated their responsibilities for the protection of its citizens in favor of multiculturalism.

This will not end peacefully, and it will not be pretty.

h/t Rachel Lucas via Moonbattery

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