Starmer's shameful act has put you and your loved ones in danger in lawless Britain

Downing Street made it clear this week that Keir Starmer would never call serial shoplifters "scumbags." Why the hell not? That's exactly what they are - nasty, thieving scumbags who wreck small businesses who cost the retail industry £2.2B last year.

But it's no surprise that spineless Starmer will never condemn them because here in lawless Britain it's the scumbags who reign supreme and are protected by this Government, while their poor victims are left to fend for themselves. In just 12 months of this Labour Government law and order has been shot to pieces. Just look at what's happened in the past week. Shopkeeper Rob Davies is the vintage clothing shop owner who put up the sign calling the shoplifters who've all but wrecked his business "scumbags". But police told him to take it down because it was "provocative and offensive."

To whom? The shoplifters? Are they kidding? Who the hell cares if they're offended. If anyone's got a right to be offended it's Rob Davies, because while the cops magically appear when he dares to display a sign telling people why his clothes have to be under lock they're nowhere to be seen when the shoplifters are doing their dirty work.

Then there's the blokes on the London Underground who now face arrest for being "too forceful" in tackling a man who'd stripped naked on the tube exposing himself to women and children.

But in some newspapers this story was sold as: "Vigilante tube passengers beat up half naked man in mental health crisis." What the hell were they supposed to do - hug him? If a mentally ill man exposes himself in front of women and children, men have an absolute duty to protect them from whatever else he might do. It was completely right that those men tackled Mr Naked to the ground because he could have hurt people. And I'm sorry mental illness doesn't give you the right to do that.

But now those men could face arrest for doing what the cops or British Transport Police should have been there to do - protect passengers.

But hey we're living in lawless Britain - where young mums get banged up for 31 months because of a nasty tweet and people who call out shoplifters for the scumbags they are, are seen as the REAL criminals. Is it any wonder people in this country are despairing? We're seeing our once great country go down the toilet thanks to a government, a police force and a judiciary that's always on the side of the perpetrators of crime not the victims.

Nigel Farage is right to shout about lawless Britain. In the past seven months the idiot Starmer has released 26,000 of THE most dangerous criminals back onto the streets - that's 3,500 a month. Is it any wonder crime is rocketing? Is it any wonder people don't feel safe. Are we surprised women dare not walk the streets at night for fear of getting assaulted or raped knowing that if they do the law will be on the side of the rapist not them - especially if it's an asylum seeker.

This country is in the grips of a rape and sexual assault epidemic so why is it that only 1.3% of reported rapes result in the suspect being charged? Just think about that 98.7% of alleged rapists are never charged. So how much does Starmer and his mob care about women? And why, when there are more cops than ever on our streets, are only 6% of all crimes ever solved? That means 94% go unsolved - so what are the police doing all day? Oh, hang on - they're patrolling Palestinian protests that cost millions and they're pursuing people who write nasty tweets.

Knife crime in London has also rocketed 60% in the last three years yet the city's dopey mayor, Sadiq Khan, recently knighted for achieving absolutely nothing, just swans around the world playing elder statesman while our capital city crumbles under his cack-handed rule.

And for those who refuse to accept that under Labour Britain is now lawless, the Home Office has just admitted to a 44% rise in overall crime - figures which are set to rocket even more now that Starmer has released some of this country most dangerous criminals back onto our streets.

And if I hear incompetent police chiefs, who have no clue how to fight or control crime, bleat "not enough police officers" I'll scream. We now have nearly 148,000 cops on the streets - which is 30,000 more than in 2019. So there are plenty of coppers. Trouble is they've forgotten their job is to fight crime not dance in Pride parades or trawl the internet for imagined hate crimes.

I watched one Palestinian demo at the weekend, and a bunch of burly Palestinian blokes were pushing back at coppers who looked to be about 12 and screaming in their faces: "You can't touch me I'm Palestinian."

Ten years ago, those blokes would have been rounded up and thrown in the back of a police van for daring to threaten cops. Not now. These rookies just backed off giving the protestors the upper hand. And if we really do need more officers why is this Government is giving £7bn to Afghan aid when it's money that could be used to make our streets and our women and children safer?

Or does the safety of the British people just not matter anymore? Because that's what it feels like. Our safety and security come second to illegal migrants who get put up in four-star hotels while our homeless languish on the streets.

It feels like we have a two-tier justice system and a judiciary that errs on the side of the people who want to harm us. So frightened are people now at what they see happening - hordes of young unidentified, unvetted males who shouldn't be here preying on girls and women - that they've now taken to the streets to protest. But as many of these are mums and their children, Starmer can't just write them off as far-right lunatics. But still, he does nothing to protect them.

This week the Reform Party paraded some of their big women hitters - Leila Cunnignham, Andrea Jenkyns and Sarah Pochin - and by God these women are awesome. All are mothers and all have had to protect themselves or their kids in Starmer's lawless Britain. These women are talking a language that frightened British people understand and given the chance they WILL change things. As Sarah Pochin, MP for Runcorn and Helsby, said at Reform's press conference this week, it was no surprise vigilante groups were springing up on Britain's streets. And it isn't.

It's a necessary evil in a country where our tin-eared Government isn't listening to the very real fears of its people. And so, the people are taking their safety - and the safety of their women and kids - into their own hands. And No, it's not ideal. It shouldn't have to happen. But because the police and the Government are failing to do their job - it's going to.

Remember when Starmer was trying to get our vote he promised to "Restore faith in law and order". Well, just as with everything else - he lied. And the consequences of that is fear and civil unrest and God only knows where it will all end.