I am not sure what the riots are about 100%......i think if it is immigration....... and immigrants ...then they are pissed off !!!!!........to me uk and america .......... is too many immigrants ....... are a strain on the economy.......... and should not be allowed preference over say hungry kids ........and old people ......... struggling to pay bills ........i have no love for illegal immigration .........as i had to pay a fortune........ for my green card ........and these bastards get to walk in get housing ......so my bitterness is to migrants ........so i agree with them if it is illegal immigration ...it is wrong.......... and they should arrested and deported .......UK has become a fucking tiolet for illlegal immigrants .......it is a shithole .......there are some people that are honest ....... hard working .........but when kids go hungry .......they should not suffer .....
Riot yobs lob petrol bombs, bricks & bottles at cops, storm pub and chuck paint over graves in ANOTHER night of carnage
RIOT yobs have lobbed petrol bombs, bricks and bottles at cops, stormed a pub and chucked paint over graves in ANOTHER night of carnage.
Thugs hurled petrol bombs at police vans in south Belfast last night - while cops came under attack in Plymouth.
In Burnley, gravestones in a Muslim cemetery were vandalised in what the town's council leader called an "evil act" by "heinous individuals".
Six people were arrested in Plymouth after cops were injured in the violence.
And in Birmingham masked protesters stormed a live news broadcast shouting "F*** the EDL" - before swarming a pub.
In south Belfast, thugs hurled stones and petrol bombs at police vans near a supermarket which had been torched at the weekend.
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More than 400 people have now been arrested over the week of carnage on Britain's streets.
Former counter-terror chief Neil Basu said some of the violence over the past week has "crossed the line into terrorism".
Basu told the BBC: "I think we have seen serious acts of violence designed to cause terror to a section of our community."
He said the riots had been sparked by "lies spread through social media" - urging the government to take action.
Basu also slammed Tommy Robinson for "glorifying and creating violence from his sunbed in the Mediterranean".
He said: "Yaxley-Lennon knows well he’s in the full glare of policing, counter-terrorism policing, and the security service.
"He has spent many years skirting round various fringes of the law.
"He has been able to inflame and toxify debates and create the kind of mayhem we’re seeing.
"If he is not crossing a legal threshold, then the government and society need to consider if that threshold is in the wrong place."
Footage shows how thugs in the Northern Irish capital hurled petrol bombs at police vans.
Riot cops were deployed to Sandy Row last night close to a supermarket that was set on fire.
Bottles, petrol bombs and planks of wood were then thrown at police vehicles during the unrest.
Officers with riot shields were seen standing firm as they lined up in a show of force despite missiles sailing through the air.
Youths dressed in black were also seen throwing stones at police Land Rovers.
In Plymouth, three cops were injured after far-right supporters pelted them with stones and lumps of concrete in fresh clashes.
Several protesters also suffered injuries, bins were set on fire and fireworks were hurled as the opposing groups collided in the seaside city.
Over 150 cops were deployed by Devon and Cornwall Police in a bid to get a grip on the situation.
Officers with riot shields stood firm and have been seen shoving back protesters from both sides who provoked them.
One male officer was pulled off the line with an apparent injury while several protesters needed treatment for head wounds.
Birmingham also saw chaotic scenes as a Sky News van was attacked by knife-wielding man.
Meanwhile, hundreds of yobs wearing balaclavas descended on a pub with a man viciously attacked.
Yesterday Sir Keir Starmer hit out at thugs wreaking havoc across Britain.
The PM said violence would not be "tolerated" and the full force of the law will come down on the perpetrators.
Starmer said: "There are a number of actions that came out of the meeting.
"The first is we will have a Standing Army of specialist public duty officers so that we will have enough officers to deal with this where we need them.
"The second is we will ramp up criminal justice. There have already been hundreds of arrests, some have appeared in court this morning.
"I have asked for early consideration of the earliest naming and identification of those involved in the process who will feel the full force of the law."
The PM and top cops put online and in-person thugs on notice, warning the full force of the law will come down on them.
A No10 spokesperson warned social media bosses that they have a responsibility to guarantee criminal activity doesn't appear or run amok on their platforms.
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